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No. Montana means "land of mountains".
Silver Bow County is the smallest county in the State of Montana. It has a land area of just 718 sq. mi (1,860 sq. km). Interestingly, it is located to the Northeast of Beaverhead County, the largest county in Montana.
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That Answer is..................Monroe County and he is Named after a President James Monroe!Sweet!
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Wyoming has a geyser in the Shoshone Geyser Basin, Teton County, that is named "Little Bulger Geyser" or "Bulger Geyser". There is no information to be found about any other locations in Montana or Wyoming that are named Bulger.
President Zachary Taylor was buried in Jefferson County. In fact, the cemetery he's in is named in memorial to him!
There are no U.S. citis named Lombard. Lombard is a ghost town in Broadwater County, Montana. Lombard is a village in DuPage County, Illinois. Lombard is an unincorporated community in Napa County, California. Lombard is an unincorporated community located in the town of Withee, Clark County, Wisconsin.
Colfax, Washington is named in honor of Schuyler Colfax the 17th Vice President of the United States.
Fillmore is the capitol of Millard county, named after president Millard Fillmore. There is also a Washington County and Washington City. There is a city of Monroe, a Garfield County, and a Roosevelt City.
Yes. In fact, many rivers, lakes, ships, etc, have been named by her, like Sacagawea Peak in Wallowa County Oregon, Gallatin County, Montana, and Custer County, Idaho. Their are also a few US Ships named by her, like the USS Sacagawea.
# Adams County for John Adams the 2nd President. # Arthur County for Chester Arthur the 21st President. # Fillmore County for Millard Fillmore the 13th President. # Garfield County for James Garfield the 12th President. # Grant County for Ulysses Grant. # Hayes County for Rutherford Hayes. # Jefferson County for Thomas Jefferson. # Lincoln County for Abraham Lincoln. # Madison County may have been named for James Madison although because its early settlers were mostly from Madison Wisconsin that is the likely source of its name. # Pierce County for Franklin Pierce. # Polk County for James Polk. # Washington County for George Washington. * Clay and Douglas Counties were named for Presidential hopefuls Henry Clay and Stephen Douglas. * Johnson County was NOTnamed for a US President but for Richard Mentor Johnson who was th 9th Vice President of the US.