List of state parks in Montana

The following is a list of Montana state parks ( USA ). There are 52 of them, the largest of them is Makoshika , covering an area of 47 km². In general, of the 52 parks, 31 has an area of less than one square kilometer.

State Parks

Title	County	Area, km²	Year of foundation	sights	Comments, links
	Garfield	1,364		Fort Peck Reservoir	[one]
Bannak	Beaverhead	6,188	1954	Ghost	[2]
	Lake	0.878		Flathead Lake	[3]
	Lewis & Clark	0.174		Reservoir	[four]
	Sheridan	1,821		Lake Brush	In the lake, due to its mineral composition, there is no fish [5]
	Gallatin	2,153		Jefferson , Madison and Gallatin Rivers	[6]
	Sanders	0.146		Clark Fork River , Reservoir	[7]
	Big horn	2,598		Tong River, Reservoir	[8]
Giant springs	Cascade	2,732	1972	" " with a constant water temperature of 12 ° C	[9]
The ghost town of Granite	Granite	0.004		The ghost town of	[10]
	Sweet Grass	0.397		A large number of black-tailed meadow dogs	[eleven]
Anaconda smokestack	Deer lodge	0,049	1986	Anaconda smokestack	You cannot get into the park itself, you can only look from the side. [12]
Yellow bay	Lake	0.06		Flathead Lake, Yellow Bay Creek River	[13]
West Bank	Lake	0.522		Flathead Lake	[fourteen]
	Deer lodge	2,032		Limestone rocks many snow goats and bighorn sheep	[fifteen]
	Beaverhead	0,028	1985		[16]
	Missoula	0.757			[17]
	Carbon	1.25	1969	Cooney Reservoir	[eighteen]
	Carter	1,335	1957	Limestone pillars reminiscent of a hood	[19]
	Flathead	0,032			[twenty]
	Lincoln	0,073			[21]
Moose horn	Jefferson	0.004		The resurgent ghost town of Elkhorn	[22]
	Missoula	0.17		Salmon Lake, Clearwater River	[23]
Makoshika	Dawson	46,693	1953	Dinosaur fossil	The largest Montana state park [24]
Milltown	Missoula	2,023	2015		[25]
	Gallatin	2,582		A few Buffalo jump cliffs that the Indians used to kill large numbers of buffalo	[26]
Lonely pine	Flathead	1.016	1947		[27]
	Flathead	0.04		Whitefish lake	[28]
	Lewis & Clark	0.247		Spring Meadow Lake	[29]
	Lake	0.486		Flathead Lake	[thirty]
	Powell	0.125		Placid Lake	[31]
	Judith Basin	0.647		Lake Ackley	[32]
	Yellowstone	0.741		Lake Elmo	[33]
Wild Horse Island	Lake	8,741	1978	Flathead Lake, five wild horses (in 2013)	The park is located on Wild Horse Island - the largest island of the largest freshwater lake in the state [34]
	Caster	1,089			[35]
	Missoula	0.206	2002		The place of rest for the Lewis and Clark expedition September 9–11, 1805 and June 30 – July 3, 1806 [36]
	Yellowstone	0,093	1969	A complex of three caves: Pictogram, Central and Phantom, on the walls of which there are drawings older than 2000 years	[37]
	Jefferson	11,817	1937	Caves	[38]
	Big horn	12,351	1978		The park is dedicated to the Battle of Rosebad , which occurred between the Sioux Cheyenne Indian Union and the US Army on June 17, 1876. [39]
	Missoula	0.166	1972	Frenchtown Pond	[40]
	Lake	0.271		Flathead Lake	[41]
	Rawalli	0,093		The rocks are covered with green, yellow and orange lichen; Bitterrut River	[42]
Smith River			1960	River	The park is a narrow coastal strip 95 kilometers long along the Smith River. [43]
	Cascade	0.567		129 m high	[44]
Beaverhead Rock	Madison	0.287		,	[45]
	Cascade	5,872	1970	Belt Creek River	[46]
	Cascade	5,993	1972	A few Buffalo jump cliffs that the Indians used to kill large numbers of buffalo	[47]
	Lake	0.113		Flathead Lake	[48]
	Mineral	25,091	2010	The largest yellow pine in the state	Montana State's second largest park [49]
	Rawalli	0.006		The building was built in the middle of the XIX century	[fifty]
	Missoula	0.263		Beavertail Hill, Clark Fork River	[51]
	Big horn	0.789	1965		[52]

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