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Current Date And Time In Montana, United States

Saturday, 27 June 2026
18:54:29 PDT
Capital: Helena
Currency: United States Dollar (USD)
Timezone: UTC -08:00 (PDT)
Population: 1,137,233
Area: 381,154.00 km²
State Code: MT

Cities In Montana, United States


Explore the comprehensive administrative and urban structure of Montana, United States. This directory provides an extensive overview of all cities, municipal corporations, towns, and local bodies organized across the state's various districts and divisions. Analyze key demographic statistics, discover top-ranked urban centers by population, area, or density, and navigate the complete alphabetical directory of cities to gain deep location intelligence for business planning, regional research, and public administration.

🏙️ Montana Cities Quick Statistics

159
Total Cities
685,886
Total Population
56
Total Districts
4.4K
Avg City Pop
🏆 Top 10 Most Populous Cities

Discover the leading urban centers and major metropolitan areas in Montana ranked by total recorded census population. This demographics directory highlights the most populated cities and municipalities, providing vital data for regional demographic analysis, urban planning, market research, and local population trends.

📐 Top 10 Largest Cities by Area

Explore the largest cities and municipalities in Montana ordered by total land surface area in square kilometers. This geographic footprint directory details the territorial extent and municipal boundaries of major urban centers, offering crucial spatial data for GIS mapping, logistics routing, and infrastructure development planning.

⚡ Top 10 Most Densely Populated Cities

Analyze the most concentrated urban zones in Montana ranked by population density (residents per square kilometer). This density analysis measures demographic concentration by dividing census population by municipal land area, highlighting the most densely inhabited city environments, high-density residential hubs, and highly crowded metropolitan sectors.

  • 1,426.4 /km²
    Pop: 1,027 | Area: 0.7 km²
  • 1,255.5 /km²
    Pop: 2,850 | Area: 2.3 km²
  • 1,251.0 /km²
    Pop: 6,943 | Area: 5.6 km²
  • 1,226.8 /km²
    Pop: 871 | Area: 0.7 km²
  • 1,158.3 /km²
    Pop: 9,834 | Area: 8.5 km²
  • 1,038.8 /km²
    Pop: 117,116 | Area: 112.7 km²
  • 1,034.5 /km²
    Pop: 59,638 | Area: 57.7 km²
  • 1,008.7 /km²
    Pop: 8,796 | Area: 8.7 km²
  • 997.3 /km²
    Pop: 3,002 | Area: 3.0 km²
  • 990.8 /km²
    Pop: 71,022 | Area: 71.7 km²

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📂 Districts & Divisions


Browse the administrative structure of Montana, United States by exploring cities organized by their respective local administrative districts and divisions. Click on any district card to view the localized directory of towns and municipal subdivisions within that boundary, along with detailed district-level demographics, city counts, and geographic distributions.

🏙️ Strategic Location Analysis & Regional Demographics

📊 Urban Demographics & Population Metrics

The population distribution across Montana serves as a vital index for market penetration and consumer demand analysis. Understanding the distinction between high-density metropolitan areas and regional towns allows enterprises to optimize resource allocation. Structured demographic data helps evaluate labor pools, urban growth trends, and consumer concentration, facilitating data-driven strategic planning for businesses operating in United States. You can check the Montana Overview for a comprehensive look at the state's main indicators.

📍 Location Intelligence & Logistics

Geographical coordinates (latitude and longitude) and administrative boundaries in Montana form the foundation of modern logistics networks. Supply chain managers and GIS specialists utilize this data to optimize distribution hubs, route planning, and fleet efficiency. By mapping regional hubs using our interactive Montana Map & Location Guide, companies can minimize transit times, enhance last-mile delivery operations, and reduce overall transport expenditures.

🏢 Market Sourcing & Strategic Expansion

Expanding businesses rely on regional database directories to identify growth opportunities. Evaluating cities by size and district organization highlights untapped regional hubs and areas ripe for commercial footprint expansion. These location metrics assist in identifying localized trade areas, comparing administrative subdivisions, and assessing the commercial feasibility of prospective branch locations. To analyze bordering markets, consult the Nearby States directory.

🔧 Practical Business Applications

  • Supply Chain Optimization: Geolocation coordinates enable precise spatial mapping for storage and fulfillment centers.
  • Target Marketing: Direct promotional campaigns toward regional clusters based on population concentration.
  • Feasibility Studies: Analyze regional city lists to support site selection assessments, combining geographic statistics with Local Currency Details and Travel & Infrastructure Guides.

💬 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

❓ How many cities are in Montana?

There are 159 officially recorded cities, municipal corporations, towns and urban centers across the various districts of Montana, United States.

❓ What is the largest city in Montana by population?

The most populous city in the state of Montana is Billings with a recorded census population of 117,116 residents.

❓ What is the average elevation of cities in Montana?

The urban centers and settlements in Montana have an average elevation of 1083 meters (equivalent to 3554 feet) above sea level, providing key geographic intelligence for logistics and planning.

❓ Where can I find travel guides and maps for Montana?

For complete location intelligence, market research, and strategic decision-making, you can browse the interactive Montana Map and the comprehensive Montana Travel Guide, which highlight transport links, regional boundaries, and local travel details.