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It's easy to assume Wyoming doesn't have a lot going on simply because it's the least populated state in the country. You'd be wrong, of course, but the people that live there seem to be just fine with that misconception.

It's becoming more difficult to keep up with how large Montana's cities have become, mostly because they keep growing at an impressive rate. There was a time where Montana license plate numbers would immediately let you know what county the car was from - the first number reflected the county size, in order, decades ago.

Many people need to seek "greener pastures" for work, housing and opportunity in other states for their pursuit of happiness and security.

Sure, I'm stretching the definition of 'town' a bit but 'census designated place' doesn't have much personality. Montana is the perfect state to search for super small towns that have real charm and/or something pretty cool in their backyard.

These pictures show how much Bozeman has changed in the past 10 years. You probably won't be able to recognize some places.

Montana is a hot spot for new move-ins and while the population for the state is just over a million, how many of those were actually born in Montana?

Montana is certainly seeing a surge of folks moving to the state, with many of them settling in Bozeman. Of course, Montana has seen large growth before.

Looking for real estate bargains? These six counties in Montana shrank in population from 2020 to 2021.

Despite the old saying, "Montana is full, GO HOME!", they keep coming.

There sure aren't very many dots in most of Montana.

Bozeman was the sixth fastest growing “micro area” in the country between July 2013 and July 2014. That’s according to information released today by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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