Distinctly Montana Magazine

Winter 2011

Distinctly Montana Magazine

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GLACIER NATIONAL PARK Wolverines, page 20 CHIEF MOUNTAIN Crown of the Continent, page 24 WHITEFISH Ski Joring, page 14 SWAN LAKE von Trapp children, page 45 MISSOULA Montana Youth Homes, page 81 HELENA Silver Star Steak Company, page 48 STATE FACTS Population: 971,741 Entered Union: Capital: Song: Land area: Water area: Size Ranking: Length: Width: Highest point: Lowest point: Animal: Bird: Butterfly: Fish: Flower: November 8, 1889 Helena Montana 145,392 Square Miles 1,746 Square Miles 4th 630 Miles 280 Miles 12,799 Feet, Granite Peak 1,820 Feet, Kootenai River State Nickname: Treasure State Motto: “Oro y Plata” (Gold and Silver) Grizzly Bear Western Meadowlark Mourning Cloak Blackspotted Cutthroat Trout Bitterroot Grass: Tree: Fossil: Gemstone: Bunch Wheatgrass Ponderosa Pine Maiasaura, or Duck-Billed Dinos Agate and Sapphire WEST YELLOWSTONE Ski rendezvous, page 28 MADISON RIVER VALLEY A Wetland Runs Through It, page 42 DEER LODGE Grant-Kohrs Ranch, page 42 BUTTE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Rancher Meets Buffalo, page 56 The Beauty of Butte, page 64 BOZEMAN Eagle Mount, page 77 RED LODGE Ski Joring, page 14 DISTINCTLY MONTANA | DIGITAL Want some personal takes on living in Montana? Go to www.distinctlymontana.com/whywelivehere 90 DISTINCTLY MONTANA • WINTER 2011

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