Montana

The northern boundary of Glacier is on the 49th parallel.

The longitude of Montana ranges from about 104°W to 116°W.

Its eight hours between them, so its three in the afternoon

If I remember right Montana is in the Mountain Time Zone (the same as it is here in Phoenix) is GMT -7. That means whatever time it is in Montana add 7. If it's 7am in Montana, it's 2pm in Greenwich.

There is one major lake (called "Yellowstone"), three moderately sized ones (Shoshone, Lewis, and Heart), and at least twenty other bodies of water called "lakes." Check the map if you want to count them all.

The climate in Montana is classified as continental. This doesn't give much insight, however.

Firstly, it all depends where in Montana you are. If you're in the western part of the state, where all the mountains are, you will see much cooler weather in the summer than in the eastern part of the state, which borders the Great Plains.

Montana has one of the biggest ranges of temperatues in the world. Parts of Montana in the summer can reach 110 degrees and at the same time in the winter fall as low as -30 degrees. One weather phenomena Montana has is called a "Chinook". A Chinook is a warm wind that comes form the south in the winter. In mid-January it is common for the temperatures to be below zero one day and then wake the next morning to find it's near 40 degrees outside. This has to do with Montana's unique geographical placement.

Percipitation varies in Montana. The south central part of the state is border line what meterologists call desert. However the western part of the state (once again, in the mountains) receives much more rain. It is common to see green, lush fields in late May, early June, yet in August after intense dry spells and heat see the grass dry up and turn brown.

All in all, it is difficult to answer your question. Montana is the thrid largest state in the United States, so there are countless regions. It would be comparable to asking what the climate in California is like. California has deserts, mountains, plains, beaches with palm trees, the whole works. When you have a big state, you have big varieties.

To answer your original question bluntly, Montana's climate is cold. If you can't handle temperatures below 20 degrees for AT LEAST 4 months, you won't find living in Montana pleasing.

Montana is located in the Western region of the United States.

Biggest Towns in Montana 1.Billings 100,000+ 2.Missoula 3.Great Falls 4.Bozeman 5.Butte 6.Helena 7.Kalispell Other sizeable towns include:Anaconda, Havre, Miles City, Lewistown, and Glendive

The center of the intersection of Tainter St and Oak Ave in St. Helena, California,

at the northeast corner of the St. Helena Catholic Church, is located at

38.50373° north latitude

122.46981° west longitude.

Other spots around town have different coordinates.

See the related links below for maps of Alaska.

Montana borders North Dakota and South Dakota and also contains part of the Rocky Mountains.

1. Rocky Mountains
2. Great Plains
3. Missouri River
4. Flathead Lake
5. Yellowstone National Park

The whitetail deer rut in Montana typically begins in late October and can last through early December, with peak activity often occurring in November. However, rut timing can vary depending on factors such as location, weather, and deer population density. It's best to consult local wildlife experts or resources for more specific and up-to-date information.

Yes, Montana is the fourth largest state in America by area, covering approximately 381,156 km2 (147,165 mi2). The fourth largest state by population in America is Florida, with approximately 18 million people.
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Many of the world's most iconic dinosaurs were first discovered in Montana. Some of Montana's dinosaurs include:
Tyrannosaurus
Triceratops
Deinonychus
Maiasaura
Hypacrosaurus
Ankylosaurus
Daspletosaurus
Torosaurus
Allosaurus
Apatosaurus
Zephyrosaurus
Montanaceratops
Avaceratops
Troodon
Tenontosaurus
Saurornitholestes
Stegosaurus
Einiosaurus
Achelousaurus
Albertosaurus
Edmontosaurus
Corythosaurus

US Eastern Time is (Greenwich Mean Time) GMT -5 hours, ie. 5 hours behind Greenwich, England. US Mountain Time is (Greenwich Mean Time) GMT -7 hours, ie. 7 hours behind Greenwich, England. Montana is 2 hours behind New York. (Daylight savings not taken into account.)

No. Chicago is a city in Illinois, it is in the mid-west. Montana is in the northwestern US. The correct answer is: Montana borders on three Canadian Provinces: # British Columbia # Alberta and # Saskatchewan.

The lowest temperature for Rogers Pass, Montana was Minus 70 F.

Normally 18 hours. Example: 1 AM Friday in Montana = 7 PM Friday in Queensland.

But there are exceptions: Both places observe Daylight Saving Time (DST) and twice a year switch their clocks -- but not always on the same day. There might be several days when the governments aren't in sync. Because those dates for change are subject to, well, change, we suggest that you check before fixating on that 18 hour number. But "normally" you can use 18 hours as a reference.

Ohio has five main land regions: the Lake Erie Shore, the Till Plains, the Appalachian Plateaus, the Bluegrass region, and the Interior Low Plateaus. These regions give Ohio a diverse landscape and environmental features.

Montana would be coldest state, in general, compared to Georgia. Montana is one of the northern-most states in the continental U.S., bordering the country of Canada, while Georgia is, on average, 14 degrees of latitude further south. Also Montana is, on average, much higher, with a mean elevation 3,396 feet, compared to Georgia's 591-foot mean elevation. Georgia is considered to have a subtropical climate, with average temperatures (Fahrenheit) in populated areas ranging from winter lows of 33 degrees to summer highs of 92 degrees. Montana's temperatures, by contrast, tend to range from 15-degree lows to highs from 69 degrees to 84 degrees depending on the location.

Here are some stats for Mott, N.D., which is 20 miles west of Elgin. I hope this will do: -44 F is the coldest temperature ever recorded from 1948-2008, on February 28, 1962. -42 F in January, -39 F in December, -33 F in March, and -25 F in November are also respective record lows for the months listed. Historically speaking, it has dropped below 32 F in every month except July. Those are minimum temperatures (lowest recorded during 24 hrs.). Very cold maximums are also present in the records: On February 2nd, 1996, the maximum temp. was -24F. Other cold maximum temps include: On 1-14-1972, it was -22 F. On 2-3-1989, it was -28 F. On 1-11-1997, it was -20 F. On 12-25-1983, it was -21 F. Of course, there are numerous other days completely below zero. The earliest subzero MINIMUM (low) was 10-30-1991; the latest was 4-9-1997. The earliest subzero MAXIMUM (high) was 11-27-1985; the latest was 3-9-2003. So, in conclusion, it gets pretty chilly in Mott, and it's no doubt the same in Elgin.

In the cities, young people often go out to clubs to dance. University students sometimes organize what is called a "chiva", essentially a double-decker party bus.

In more remote areas, people do not often have much free time for recreation. In small villages, the popular fiestas which venerate the patron saint of an area are the most fun times of the year. There they dance, eat food, and talk with friends and family.

In Belgium, people like to do a lot of sports, such as Football, formally known here as Soccer. Also, Belgium also has a famous race track called the Francorchamps Circuit. Many people also like to paint or draw in Belgium, and for that, Belgium has a lot of Art.

In Belgium, people do all sorts of things. It depends from person to person.

there is an intresting fact abot belgium they have only played England only 3 times in football history blud

There is no specific data available on the exact number of same-sex couples who have married in Teton County, Montana. Marriage records are typically not disaggregated by the gender of the couples involved.

As of 2021, there is no publicly available data on the exact number of same-sex couples who have married in Mineral County, Montana. This information is typically not reported at the county level but may be included in broader state-level statistics on marriage rates for same-sex couples.