Distinctly Montana Magazine

Winter 2012

Distinctly Montana Magazine

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EUREKA Distillery, page 42 CONRAD CORAM Distillery, page 42 KILA Fiber, page 60 NINEMILE Fiber, page 60 MISSOULA Knife-maker, page 32 Distillery, page 42 HAMILTON Pies, page 63 STATE FACTS Population: 971,741 Entered Union: Capitol: Song: Land area: Water area: Size Ranking: Length: Width: Highest point: Lowest point: Animal: Bird: Butterfly: Fish: Flower: Grass: Tree: Fossil: Gemstone: 92 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 Bunch Wheatgrass Ponderosa Pine Maiasaura, or Duck-Billed Dinos Agate and Sapphire DISTINCTLY MONTANA | DIGITAL Go to www.distinctlymontana.com/whywelivehere for personal takes on living in Montana. BIGFORK Distillery, page 42 CHOTEAU Pies, page 63 ARLEE Fiber, page 60 Wylie Gustafson, page 48 FORT BENTON Historic Gems, page 46 GREAT FALLS C.M. Russell, page 88 HELENA Flora Wong, page 84 Distillery, page 42 Healing horses, page 48 BUTTE Distillery, page 42 WHITHALL Houses, page 55 TWIN BRIDGES Historic Gems, page 46 BOZEMAN Ice climbing, page 20 Distillery, page 42 Healing horses, page 48 Fiber, page 60 Pies, page 63 BIG TIMBER page 66 LIVINGSTON Healing horses, page 48 YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Out of this World, page 78 DISTINCTLY MONTANA • WINTER 2011

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