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Anaconda, Montana in Deer Lodge County
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City motto: Where Main Street Meets the Mountains
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Anaconda.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Deer Lodge county include:

Crackerville,   Fishtrap,   French Town,   Galen,   Georgetown,   Lost Creek,   Mine Creek,   Morel,   Opportunity,   Staton,   Stuart,   Stump Town,   Sunnyside,   Warm Springs,   West Valley,  

 

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Beaverhead,   Big Horn,   Blaine,   Broadwater,   Carbon,   Carter,   Cascade,   Chouteau,   Custer,   Daniels,   Dawson,   Deer Lodge,   Fallon,   Fergus,   Flathead,   Gallatin,   Garfield,   Glacier,   Golden Valley,   Granite,   Hill,   Jefferson,   Judith Basin,   Lake,   Lewis and Clark,   Liberty,   Lincoln,   Madison,   McCone,   Meagher,   Mineral,   Missoula,   Musselshell,   Park,   Petroleum,   Phillips,   Pondera,   Powder River,   Powell,   Prairie,   Ravalli,   Richland,   Roosevelt,   Rosebud,   Sanders,   Sheridan,   Silver Bow,   Stillwater,   Sweet Grass,   Teton,   Toole,   Treasure,   Valley,   Wheatland,   Wibaux,   Yellowstone,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Anaconda, MT?
Then read on!

Anaconda, Montana is a small city located in southwestern Montana, with a population of approximately 9,000 people. It was founded in 1883 as a copper smelting town and was once home to the world's largest smokestack. Anaconda was also the site of one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history, when toxic waste from the copper smelting process contaminated the land and waterways in the surrounding area. Today, Anaconda is known for its outdoor recreation opportunities, including fishing, camping, and hiking in the nearby mountains and national forests. Additionally, the city has a rich history and is home to several museums and historic sites, such as the Copper Village Museum and Arts Center and the Washoe Theater.