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Roe River

The Roe River is a short river in Montana, USA, flowing from Giant Springs to the Missouri River.

Also known as: Roe River Montana

How big is it?

61 m · commonly cited river length

Also 200.1 ft

Commonly cited river length · approximate
Typical recorded range: 55 m to 65 m.

Scale illustration of the Roe River, showing the recorded commonly cited river length.
Recorded commonly cited river length: 61 m.

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Roe River vs Tower Bridge: length comparison

The commonly cited river length of the Roe River is approximately equal to the central span between tower centres of Tower Bridge.

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Roe River

The Roe River is a short river in Montana, USA, flowing from Giant Springs to the Missouri River.

61 mCommonly cited river length
0 - shared origin
Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is a combined bascule and suspension bridge crossing the River Thames in central London.

61 mCentral span between tower centres
0 - shared origin

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Roe River

Commonly cited river length: 61 m; approximate; range 55 m–65 m.

Montana’s Roe River is commonly cited as approximately 61 m long from Giant Springs to the Missouri River. Shortest-river claims depend strongly on naming, channels, season and measurement convention.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks — Giant Springs State Park

The marked commonly cited river length is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.

Tower Bridge

Central span between tower centres: 61 m; specified; range 60 m–62 m.

The selected measurement is Tower Bridge’s approximately 61 m central bascule span between its two main towers, not the full bridge and approaches.

Tower Bridge — History

The marked central span between tower centres is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.

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Why we use 61 m

We compare the commonly cited river length of the Roe River. This is an estimate; check the notes for its rounding and uncertainty. The recorded range is 55 m to 65 m.

Montana’s Roe River is commonly cited as approximately 61 m long from Giant Springs to the Missouri River. Shortest-river claims depend strongly on naming, channels, season and measurement convention.

The marked horizontal span follows the measured feature, not the edges of the image. How calibrated comparisons work →

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PropertySelected valueRecorded rangeBasis
61 m55 m to 65 mapproximate

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