Nestled in the heart of the valley at the confluence of the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers, lies the friendly town of Fairview. Fairview is the sugar beet capital of both Montana and North Dakota, and a large part of its irrigated farmland is devoted to growing sugar beets. As Montana's eastern-most town it has the unique feature of two states meeting on Interstate Avenue, more commonly known to residents as State Street. Part of the town lies in North Dakota, while the majority is in Montana.