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Montana (The Treasure State)

More people live in 34 square miles of New York City than live in the entire state. Little Big Horn is where General George Armstrong Custer
and 200 of his men encountered a force of Sioux and Cheyenne Indians. The battle lasted less than 1 hour.

Some of Montana's Top Tourist Attractions:

House of Mystery
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
C.M. Russell Museum Complex
Sage and Cedar
Yellowstone IMAX Theatre
Last Chance Tour Train
63 Ranch
Joe, Montana
Grizzly Hackle Fishing
Firehole Ranch
St Francis Xavier Church

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State Facts:

Travel Montana:
800-847-4868
http://www.VisitMT.com

Capital: Helena

Population: 902,195

Governor: Judy Martz
(R, to January 2005)

Entered the Union:
November 8, 1889

As the: 41st state

Motto: Oro y plata (Gold and Silver)

Nickname: Treasure State

Flower: Bitterroot

Bird: Western Meadowlark

Song: Montana

Origin of Name: Chosen from Latin dictionary by J. M. Ashley; it is a Latinized Spanish word meaning "mountainous"

Major Industries: Wheat, barley, rye, oats, flaxseed, sugar beets, and potatoes, and sheep and cattle raising

Historical Sites: Custer Battlefield National Monument in Hardin, Museum of the Plains Indians in Browning, Fort Union Trading Post, and Grant-Kohr's Ranch National Historic Sites

Points of Interest: Glacier National Park on the Continental Divide and Yellowstone National Park

Bordering States: North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Idaho