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MontanaFacts and Symbols\n\nbyShelley Swanson Sateren  \nConsultant:  \nMary Boyle,Publicity CoordinatorTravel Montana  \nHilltop Books  \nan imprint of Capstone PressMankato,Minnesota  \nAL BR  \nJ  \nCR203.M9  \nS28  \n2000  \nISBN 0-7368-0378-5  \n2.Montana.]I.Title.II.Series.  \nCR203.M9S28  \n978.6—dc21  \nEditorial Credits  \nPhoto Credits  \nHiltop Books are published by Capstone Press818 North Willow Street,Mankato,Minnesota 56001http://www.capstone-press.com  \nCopyright o2000 Capstone Press.All rights reserved.  \nNo part of this book may be reproduced without written permission from the publisher  \nThe publisher takes no responsibility for the use of any of the materials  \nor methods described in this book,nor for the products thereof.  \nPrinted in the United States of America.  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DutaSateren,Shelley Swanson.  \nMontana facts and symbols/by Shelley Swanson Sateren.p.cm.—(The states and their symbols)  \nncludes bibliographical references(p.23)and index.  \nSummary:Presents information about the state of Montana,its nickname,fag,motto,andemblems.  \n1.Emblems,StateMontana—Juvenile literature.[1.Emblems,State—Montana.  \n2000  \n99-31826  \nCIP  \nChisty Steele,editor;Heather Kindseth,cover designer;LindaClavel,illustrator;KimberlyDanger,photo researcher  \nIndex Stock Imagery/Ted Wilcox,cover;R.Helfrick,6Joe McDonald,12John Elk IⅢ,10,22(top)  \nLynn Gerig,22(middle)/Tom Stack and AssociatesOne Mile Up,Inc,8,10 (inset)Photo Network/Mark Newman,18Unicorn Stock Photos/David P.Dill,20  \nVisuals Unlimited/Richard Thom,14;Gerald Corsi,16William Munoz,22(bottom)  \n## Table of Contents\n\nMap………  \nFast Facts…………………  \nState Name and Nickname  \nState Seal and Motto..  \nState Capitol and Flag.  \nState Bird ……  \nState Tree ..  \nState Flower.  \nState Animal……  \nMore State Symbols.  \nPlaces to Visit………  \nWords to Know  \nRead More ..  \nUseful Address  \nInternet Sites……  \nIndex………………………  \n……9  \n……11  \n……13  \n..17  \n……19  \n……21  \n…………………22  \n……………23  \n………23  \n..24  \n………………24  \n…………………24  \nCapital:Helena is Montana's capital.  \nLargest City:Billings is Montana's largest city.About  \n86,500 people live in Billings.  \nSize:Montana covers 147,046 square miles  \n(380,849 square kilometers).Montana is thefourth largest state.  \nLocation:Montana is in the northwestern United States.  \nPopulation:880,453 people live in Montana(U.S.Census Bureau,1998 estimate).Montana has the44th largest population.  \nStatehood:Montana became the 41st state onNovember 8,1889.  \nNatural Resources:Montanans mine copper,gold,andzinc.Workers harvest wood from Montana's forests.  \nManufactured Goods:Montanans make food  \nproducts,wood products,and paper products.  \nCrops:Montana farmers grow wheat,barley,and  \nsugar beets.Livestock farmers raise cattle,sheep,  \nand hogs.","cbCaidheMtbUJFYa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidheMtbUJFYa","pdf",2888134,32,"English","# Table of Contents\n## Fast 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