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City Moving
GP Movers offer the best moving services around. You can have a team of professional and highly skilled movers backing your move when you choose GP...

US DOT: 1826833

Intra: 0190894

MC: 662744

Premier Van Lines International Inc.
Montana moving companies, Founded in 1992, Premier Van Lines International is one of Americas leading relocation companies which specialize in international moves. We are...

US DOT: 1930177

MC: 690093

U-Pack Moving
ABF U-Pack Moving was launched nationwide on October 1, 1997 by ABF Freight System, Inc. U-Pack has become an extremely popular choice for...

US DOT: 82866

MC: 29910

Move On Relocation
Not all moving companies are created equal, not even close. Most moving companies you come across have standards about as high as their ankles. Their...

US DOT: 2016813

MC: 938821

Alaska Terminals, Inc.
MT movers, Alaska Terminals, Inc. is based in beautiful Anchorage, Alaska with branch offices in Fairbanks, Alaska as well as in Seattle, Washington. For the...

US DOT: 125550

MC: 79658

Nationwide Van Lines, Inc.
Nationwide Van Lines is a fully licensed and insured moving company in Fort Lauderdale Florida, equipped with trucks, from small vans to large...

US DOT: 976593

MC: 411705

Prime Storage Systems Inc.
Moving to Hawaii or moving from Hawaii can be just as easy as one, two, three, it all depends on which relocation service you are using. At Prime...

US DOT: 2109775

MC: 735596

United Transportation Moving & Storage
Moving services, Interstate movement of household goods and personal possessions takes the coordinated effort of professional team. United Transportation Moving and...

US DOT: 1978660

MC: 699570

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Moving to Montana

If you're lucky enough to be moving to Montana, also known as "Big Sky Country," you're moving to one of the most beautiful parts of the United States. Whether you're relocating to the vast spaces of eastern Montana or the more densely populated cities of western Montana, you'll be sure to find a town with an interesting history and a strong sense of place.

Montana was originally populated by Native Americans, and they retain a strong presence in some parts of the state. Historians differ as to who the first white explorers were, but many believe that the Lewis and Clark expedition was the first major group of Europeans to visit Montana. In their wake followed fur trappers, gold prospectors, missionaries and settlers.

Population: Now that the Montana gold rush has died down, moving companies haven't been as busy in Montana as they have in other states. Since beginning of the twentieth century, the population of Montana has been relatively slow to grow. It is 48th in population density in the U.S., with about 967,000 people distributed over 147,165 square miles. Many locals enjoy this aspect of their culture, because it allows even the cities and towns to retain the down-home charm of the countryside.

Local Activities: If you're looking for something to do once you move to Montana, consider visiting one of the seven Native American reservations or "lodges," which house 12 tribal nations. Many of the nations host rodeos and powwows are open to the public. You may also enjoy touring one of the state's vast national parks, including the famous Yellowstone National Park.

Economy: Montana is famous for its natural resources, including mines for gold, silver, copper, zinc, platinum and lead. It also has large deposits of natural energy resources such as natural gas, petroleum and coal. Despite its mineral wealth, Montana's prime source of income is through agriculture. Farmers and ranchers raise wheat, corn, cattle and sheep. Other common crops include hay, barley and sugar beets.

State Bird: The Montana state bird is the western meadowlark. It is a songbird with a striking yellow blaze on its chest, and it is often seen perching on fence posts and singing.

State Flower: The state flower in Montana is the bitterroot. Native Americans historically used its roots for food and trade.

State Song: The Montana state song is called... you guessed it... "Montana."

Montana - Interesting Facts

Another nickname for Montana is "The Last Best Place." It is also sometimes called "The Treasure State."
Pronghorn antelope sometimes graze on Montana's vast wild meadows.
The largest city in Montana is Billings.
Montana was acquired as part of the Louisiana Purchase, which doubled the size of the U.S.
In places where droughts made agriculture no longer viable, farmers moved on to other places in Montana, leaving ghost towns. Some ghost towns remain and can be visited by tourists.

Montana - Famous People
Famous Montana natives include Chicago baseball player "Steamboat" Williams, rodeo star Alice Greenough Orr, well-known actors Gary Cooper and Peter Fonda, comedian Dana Carvey and motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel.

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Beaverhead	Dawson	Hill	Meagher	Powell	Stillwater
Big Horn	Deer Lodge	Jefferson	Mineral	Prairie	Sweet Grass
Blaine	Fallon	Judith Basin	Missoula	Ravalli	Teton
Broadwater	Fergus	Lake	Musselshell	Richland	Toole
Carbon	Flathead	Lewis And Clark	Park	Roosevelt	Treasure
Carter	Gallatin	Liberty	Petroleum	Rosebud	Valley
Cascade	Garfield	Lincoln	Phillips	Sanders	Wheatland
Chouteau	Glacier	Madison	Pondera	Sheridan	Wibaux
Custer	Golden Valley	Mc Cone	Powder River	Silver Bow	Yellowstone
Daniels	Granite

Billings	Butte	Miles City	Lewistown	Browning	Florence
Missoula	Havre	Belgrade	Stevensville	Ronan	Lolo
Great Falls	Hamilton	Libby	Glendive	Deer Lodge	Hardin
Helena	Livingston	Laurel	Dillon	East Helena	Glasgow
Bozeman	Columbia Falls	Polson	Sidney	Cut Bank	Clancy
Kalispell	Whitefish	Anaconda	Bigfork	Wolf Point

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