
Montana Is Home To Two Of The Most Unique Rivers In America
If there is one thing Montana has a lot of, it's water.
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Montana is filled with lakes, ponds, reservoirs, and rivers. The state has over 3000 named lakes and many rivers that crisscross across The Treasure State. Several months out of the year those lakes and rivers are being used to float, raft, fish, swim, and just enjoy.
While the activities can be limited due to the weather, when it comes to rivers and Montana, there are a few things you need to know.

What's the longest river in America?
The longest river in the United States is located here in Montana. The Last Best Place is where the Missouri River starts. The Mighty Mo is over 2300 miles and crosses several states before it empties into the Mississippi River in St. Louis.
Not only is Montana home to the longest river in the country, but it is also home to the longest undammed river. So which river holds that honor? Well tell you, but before we do, check out the most popular lakes in Big Sky Country.
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What's the longest undammed river in America?
At over 600 miles, the longest undammed river in the United States is the Yellowstone River.
The Yellowstone Is one of the more popular rivers across the state. It's a favorite for floating, rafting, and fishing. Speaking of fishing, the river is home to many different species of fish, including the native fish the Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout. Both locals and out-of-staters come to fish the Yellowstone. It's considered one of the best rivers in the world to fish for trout and is a Blue Ribbon Stream.
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