Havre North, MT

Havre North occupies the north side of Havre in Hill County, with the Milk River running west to east through the CDP. The 2020 census counted 726 residents. Its practical setting is tied to Havre, the county seat, whose city limits, services, schools, and commercial streets sit immediately south. The river also places Havre North in the larger Milk River valley, a landscape that links northern Montana's communities along the Hi-Line.

Residents are connected to Havre Public Schools, which operates elementary schools, Havre Middle School, and Havre High School, and keeps bus, meal, activities, and board information on one district calendar. Havre's current municipal and cultural map includes the city council, county-seat offices, the Milk River, and the nearby Wahkpa Chu'gn buffalo jump, which the school district identifies as a 2,000-year-old site north of town. Havre North therefore works as a river-side residential edge to the county seat, with schools and city services providing the everyday structure. Havre supplies the nearest civic services.