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Bozeman, MT is one of the nation's fastest-growing small communities. Due to the economic boom and low cost of living compared to major tech-oriented cities, Bozeman has become an attractive alternative to Seattle, New York, and San Francisco for younger couples looking to explore the outdoors.

A historic cow and college town, Bozeman's demographics have changed substantially since the mid 1980s. Costs of living are at a statewide high and aren't expected to decrease anytime soon. Montana State University provides a significant boost to the town's economic output, offering a young workforce, popular athletic competitions, and education for an incoming professional class of Montanans and out-of-staters alike.

With just under 50,000 residents, Bozeman's future is as bright as ever. As newcomers flock to the serene landscapes of the Bridger Range and the Madison, Gallatin, and Yellowstone rivers, the city strains with growth, but welcomes both longtime Montanans and new residents with a friendly approach.

Bozeman, MT Facts

Population (Est. 2019): 49,831
Total Area: 20.40 sq. miles
Elevation: 4,820 ft

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Bozeman, MT is one of the nation’s fastest-growing small communities. Due to the economic boom and low cost of living compared to major tech-oriented cities, Bozeman has become an attractive alternative to Seattle, New York, and San Francisco for younger couples looking to explore the outdoors.

A historic cow and college town, Bozeman’s demographics have changed substantially since the mid 1980s. Costs of living are at a statewide high and aren’t expected to decrease anytime soon. Montana State University provides a significant boost to the town’s economic output, offering a young workforce, popular athletic competitions, and education for an incoming professional class of Montanans and out-of-staters alike.

With just under 50,000 residents, Bozeman’s future is as bright as ever. As newcomers flock to the serene landscapes of the Bridger Range and the Madison, Gallatin, and Yellowstone rivers, the city strains with growth, but welcomes both longtime Montanans and new residents with a friendly approach.

Bozeman, MT Facts

Population (Est. 2019): 49,831
Total Area: 20.40 sq. miles
Elevation: 4,820 ft

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Bozeman Kids “Cut Footloose” for Prom in Big Timber
How many of you were one of those kids in the 1980s when movies like Footloose and Dirty Dancing were constantly on TV? I got a kick out of the fact that a bunch of high school kids in Bozeman apparently had to "cut footloose" and head to Big Timber, Montana for the big school dance.

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