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Montana is vast and sparsely populated, with mountain towns in the west and ranching and wheat country across the eastern plains. Trucks, trailers, hunting gear, and ranch equipment dominate local trade, and long drives between towns are common.

Cities and regions in Montana

Billings 24 listings
Billings is Montana's largest city, set beneath the Rimrocks on the Yellowstone River, a trade center for eastern Montana and Wyoming.
Bozeman 6 listings
Montana State University and nearby Bridger Bowl and Big Sky have helped make Bozeman one of the state's fastest-growing towns.
Butte 6 listings
Copper mining built Butte, high on the Continental Divide, and its historic uptown still shows that history.
Great Falls 5 listings
Great Falls lies on the Missouri River with its series of waterfalls, near Malmstrom Air Force Base.
Helena 3 listings
Founded in a gold rush along Last Chance Gulch, Helena is the capital at the foot of the Rockies.
Kalispell 5 listings
Kalispell in the Flathead Valley is close to Glacier National Park and Flathead Lake.
Missoula 5 listings
Missoula sits where several valleys meet, a college and river town with the University of Montana.

Living in Montana

Region: Northern Rockies

Weather and seasons

Winters are cold and snowy, with dangerous wind and blowing snow on the plains, while summers are warm and wildfire smoke can be heavy. Four-wheel drive and good tires are practical necessities.

Work and industry

Agriculture, tourism near Glacier and Yellowstone, energy and mining, healthcare, and universities drive the economy. Rapid growth in western mountain towns has tightened housing and boosted furniture demand.

Landmarks

Glacier National Park
Yellowstone's northern gateway
Flathead Lake
Little Bighorn Battlefield

Buyer and seller tip

Montana vehicle titles are processed through county treasurer offices under the state Motor Vehicle Division; ask sellers to sign the title in front of you, and budget for long drives on two-lane roads.