Montana averages just 7 people per square mile.
Montana is a very large state in the U.S., but not many people live there. When we say it averages just 7 people per square mile, that means if you took a one-mile by one-mile square of land (like a big neighborhood block), on average, there would only be about 7 people living in that whole area.
To compare:
- In a big city like New York City, that same size area might have tens of thousands of people.
- But in Montana, it’s super open and spacious—lots of nature, mountains, forests, and farmland.
So basically, Montana is all about big skies, wide open spaces, and not a lot of crowds. It’s perfect if you like peace, quiet, and nature. 🌲🏞️

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Let’s gooo! 😄 Here’s the lowdown on Montana—in the chillest, most understandable way:
🌄 Montana Basics
- Nickname: The Treasure State (because of its rich mineral resources like gold, silver, and copper)
- Capital City: Helena
- Biggest City: Billings
- Location: Northwestern U.S., borders Canada to the north
📏 Size & Population
- 4th largest state in the U.S. by land size — huge!
- But only about 1.1 million people live there total.
- That means there’s more cows, mountains, and trees than people. 🐄🌲

🌲 Nature & Scenery
- Home to Glacier National Park – epic mountains, lakes, and hiking trails.
- Part of Yellowstone National Park is also in Montana.
- If you like fishing, camping, hunting, snowboarding, or just chilling in nature—this is paradise.
🌦️ Weather
- Winters? Cold and snowy ❄️
- Summers? Warm and dry ☀️
- It’s got a lot of variety, depending on where you are in the state (mountains vs. plains)

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🧑🌾 What Do People Do There?
- Ranching & Farming: Big time—Montana’s known for beef, wheat, and barley.
- Tourism: National parks bring a lot of visitors.
- Mining & Oil: Still important in some areas.
- And people who love the outdoors? They move there just for the lifestyle.
🤠 Vibes
- Real chill, small-town, cowboy kind of feel in many areas.
- People are friendly but love their space.
- Not flashy—just beautiful, rugged, and real.
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