Montana is located in the northern Rocky Mountains region of North America, bordered by Canada, Wyoming, Idaho, and North Dakota. The state has diverse landscapes including Glacier National Park, Bighorn Canyon, mountains, lakes, and rivers. The climate varies across the state with light rain and temperatures between 28°F to 84°F annually, while the Rocky Mountains receive around 25 feet of snowfall each year.

1. 5 Themes Montana
By: Andrew C.
The Blue Falcons

2. Location
Relative Location: Canada the North, Wyoming
to the South, Idaho to the West, and North
Dakota to the East.
Absolute location: 46˚N, 112˚W

3. Regions
Hemisphere: Northern and Western
State Region: Rocky Mountains

4. Place
Landmarks: Glacier National Park and Bighorn
Canyon.

5. Landforms
Mountains (Mt. Cleveland and Mt. Siyeh), lakes
(Lake McDonald and St. Mary Lake), and
rivers (Missouri River and Yellowstone
River).

6. Tradition
Festival of nations at Red Lodge.

7. Climate
Light rain
Temperature varies from
28˚F to 84˚F (over year).
Annual snowfall is about 25
feet in the Rocky Mountains. Cities have about
30-50 inches.

8. Movement
Transportation: trains (commuter rails and
freights) and buses
Exports: cows and coal
Agriculture: wheat and corn

9. H/E Interaction
Adapt: cold, windy weather.
Modify: They made ranch fences
for wildlife.
Depend: mines and forests, the mines for gold,
silver, and copper.