Montana's "Coolest" Named Town Might Not Be Well Known.

Montana has its fair share of different named towns.

Of course, back in the 1990's the smallest town in Montana was named after a NFL legend and Hall of Fame Quarterback. However, what is considered the "coolest" named town in Montana?

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I was on TikTok (don't tell the governor) and came across a list of the 50 Coolest Named Towns in The United States and it just so happened that one of those towns is located right here in The Treasure State.

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I didn't grow up in Montana but I did grow up not too far from the town of Tightwad. (Yes, there is an actual town named Tightwad) so I used to strange named towns. However, before we reveal what is the coolest...or strangest named town in Big Sky Country, let's look at some of the most charming towns in Montana.

Montana's 7 Most Charming Small Towns

Looking for small-town charm? You certainly don't have to look far in Montana. No matter which part of the state you're in, there's a charming small town near you. But which of these small towns are the most charming? We take a look at 7 Montana towns that make the list.

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Which Montana town made the list of the coolest names?

Located in Park Country, the small town of Wineglass, Montana made the list of the 50 Coolest Named Towns in the United States. According to Google, Wineglass has a population of right around 250 residents and is a census-designated place.

Residents of Wineglass send their kids to Livingston for school. There is a Wineglass Ranch just outside of Livingston that offers hiking, biking, fishing, boating, and camping.

Is there a Montana town that has a really cool name that you love? If so, let us know by sending us a message on our station app.

Top 10 Montana Towns You Probably Haven't Visited But Should

Montana is a big state. From the golden plains of the eastern part of Montana to the majestic mountains of the west, Montana covers over 145 thousand square miles. While we welcome millions of tourists each year to Big Sky Country, several towns don't get the love that they deserve.

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Montana's Top 5 Largest Private Land Owners

One of the hot topics here in Big Sky Country is the selling of property. Over the last couple of decades, wealthy individuals and companies have come to Montana and purchased millions of acres of land. This has caused panic among many residents of the state, especially when it comes to access to public lands.

Here's a look at the Top 5 largest private land owners in Montana according to AZ Animals

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