Montana Physical Map

Our physical map of Montana shows a state split by the Rockies. The western third is pure mountain territory including the Bitterroots, Absarokas, and peaks of Glacier National Park. East of the Continental Divide, the land drops into Great Plains grassland that rolls toward the Dakotas.

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State of Montana
Physical Map of Montana
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Physical Features: Rocky Mountains, Great Plains, Little Belt Mts, Absaroka Range, Bitterroot Mts, Trapper Peak, Mount Cleveland, Crazy Peak State Capital: Helena Major Cities: Billings, Bozeman, Great Falls, Missoula Cities and Towns: Anaconda, Baker, Big Timber, Broadus, Browning, Butte, Chester, Choteau, Circle, Colstrip, Conrad, Crow Agency, Culbertson, Cut Bank, Deer Lodge, Dillon, Drummond, Ekalaka, Eureka, Forsyth, Fort Benton, Glasgow, Glendive, Grass Range, Hamilton, Hardin, Harlowton, Havre, Jordan, Kalispell, Laurel, Lewistown, Libby, Livingston, Malta, Miles City, Morgan, Plentywood, Polson, Red Lodge, Roundup, Scobey, Shelby, Sidney, Terry, Three Forks, Townsend, Virginia City, West Yellowstone, White Sulphur Springs, Whitefish, Wibaux, Wolf Point Interstate Highways: I-15, I-90, I-94 US Routes: US-12, US-191, US-2, US-212, US-287, US-310, US-87, US-89, US-93 Lakes and Reservoirs: Canyon Ferry Lake, Flathead Lake, Fort Peck Lake Rivers and Streams: Bighorn River, Bitterroot River, Blackfoot River, Clark River, Flathead River, Frenchman River, Kootenay River, Lodge River, Madison River, Marias River, Milk River, Missouri River, Musselshell River, Poplar River, Powder River, Red Rock River, Sun River, Tongue River, Yellowstone River

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