Montana's Geography Part 3

Montana has how many EPA Superfund sites?

The towns of Circle and Two Dot were both named after what?

A driver on highway 200 traveling 300 miles between Lewistown and Sidney would encounter how many towns that gas is sold

What is the population density in Yellowstone County per square mile?

How many different telephone area codes are there for Montana?

How many ghost towns are there across the state?

What county seat, called the "lonesomest town in the world" is 175 miles from a airport, 115 miles from a train station?

In 1935 Montana had 5194 miles of railroad line, but how many miles are there now?

What are the only two states that have a population density less than Montana, that has avg. 6.2 people per square mile?

What town was originally called Bullhook Bottoms after a nearby stream of the same name?

Between 1921 and 1925, what percentage of farmers lost their homesteads to mortage foreclosure?

Teddy Roosevelt declared Yellowstone the nation's first national park in what year?

The town of Dupuyer got its name from the French word?

In what town would you find the Ghost Town Hall of Fame?

How many states had more land granted to a railroad than Montana?

What invented adjective did Hillary Clinton use to describe Montana after her 1993 visit to the state?

What county seat is the most urban with about 90,000 people?

The town of Ekalaka was named after a Native American girl born to the first who was the grandfather?

At Butte the veins of copper extended how far down?

Which of Montana's fifty-six counties is the largest equal to the states of Ct and RI?

How many mine sites are there in the state?

What percentage of Montana's mineral wealth is concentrated in Silver Bow County, where Butte is located?

How many communities populated Granite County in 1900?

How many communites populate Granite County today?

What two parks comprise the world's first International Peace Park?

Montana has fifty-six counties now, but how many were there right after Montana was declared a state in 1889?

What is the smallest county?

What was the only decade in the state's history to experience a net population?

How much metal was harvested in Butte during the process of turning "richest hill on earth" into the biggest toxic hole?

What is the population density for both Petroleom and Garfield Counties?

What single product fills 74 percent of the railcars leaving the state?