Hungry Horse is at the edge of the lake formed by Hungry Horse Dam. It is surrounded by
spectacular mountains, and is a stones throw away from Glacier National
Park's west entrance.
Hungry Horse was named when two draft horses used for logging the area wandered off during
the severe winter of 1900. The horses, Tex and Jerry, were found a month
later, all scraggly and hungry. The post office was established in 1948,
when the federal government began planning to dam the South Fork of the
Flathead River. The dam was completed in 1952.
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