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Montana, with 147,046 square miles is the 4th biggest state in the US. However, it is the 44th most populous with 902,195, as of the 2000 census. The name Montana is from the Spanish word mountainous. The vast and scenic mountain ranges and wilderness areas, make it a haven for camping, hiking, hunting, and skiing enthusiasts. The state has more than ten major ski areas, and other popular outdoor sports are fishing, boating, swimming, golfing, and horseback riding. If you want to relocate to Montana, check out the information on the following websites. This will help you with information regarding the economy, insurance, and even driving license requirements in Montana.
The State of Montana Official Site
The University of Montana
Montana Department of Transportation
Montana Motor Vehicle Division
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Montana InformationMontana Rocky Mt. State In The NW United States. It Is Bounded By North Dakota And South Dakota (E), Wyoming (S), Idaho (W), And The Canadian Provinces Of British Columbia, Alberta, And Saskatchewan (N).
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Montana EconomyIn And Around Montana's Mountainous Western Region Are The Large Mineral Deposits For Which The State Is Famous—copper, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Zinc, Lead, And Manganese. The Eastern Part Of The State Is Noted For Its Petroleum And Natural Gas, And There Are Also Vast Subbituminous Coal Deposits, Worked Largely At The Most Extensive U.S. Open-pit Mines. Montana Also Mines Vermiculite, Chromite, Tungsten, Molybdenum, And Palladium. Leading Industries Manufacture Forest Products, Processed Foods, And Refined Petroleum. In E Montana The High Grass Of The Great Plains Once Nourished Herds Of Buffalo And Later Sustained The Cattle And Sheep Of Huge Ranches; Much Of The High Grass Is Now Gone, But The Cattle And Sheep Remain. Periodic Drought And Severe Weather Have Turned Some Farming Communities Into Ghost Towns, But Agriculture, With The Aid Of Irrigation, Still Provides The Largest Share Of Montana's Income. Wheat Is The Most Valuable Farm Item, With Cattle Also Of Primary Importance. Other Principal Crops Include Barley, Sugar Beets, And Hay. |
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