Daniels County
Daniels County is located in the northeastern part of Montana, USA. It was established in 1920 and is named after Joseph Daniels, a prominent figure in the area. The county seat is Scobey, which serves as the main hub for local government and services.
The county is known for its agricultural activities, particularly wheat and barley farming. It features a mix of open plains and rolling hills, providing a scenic landscape. Daniels County also offers outdoor recreational opportunities, including hunting and fishing, attracting visitors to its natural beauty.