Montana City Named One Of The Rudest In The Nation.

Montana has a lot going for it. We've got mountains, rivers, lakes, tons of outdoor activities, and friendly people. Whitefish was named one of the friendliest towns in America.

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Of course, that's not the only friendly town in the state.  All across Montana, you will find cities and towns filled with folks who are not only friendly but willing to give you a helping hand. It's part of what makes Montana The Last Best Place.

Having said that, it seems that one Montana town may not be so nice, in fact, according to one website site, it was named one of the rudest towns in the United States.

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Travel Alot which is a lifestyle website that talks about travel, finance, education, and health pieces decided to put together a list of the rudest towns in each state. So what sort of data did they use to determine these selections?

Well, they don't go into the details, which means we're not sure how they came up with the Montana town they chose, although they did throw out a few "facts" about the town in question.

Before we reveal what is supposed to be the rudest town in the state, lets' take a look at the best towns in Montana to raise a family.

So which Montana town was named the rudest?

Billings? Bozeman? Missoula? Actually no. The town of Montana, named the rudest, has a population of about three thousand people and is located in the northern part of the state.

According to the Travel Alot website, the rudest town in Montana is Cut Bank.

Cut Bank is located in Glacier County, and the history of the town started with the railroad back in the late 1800s. The website goes on to say that Cut Bank is a "dangerous" place and has one of the highest crime rates in the state. They also go on to state issues with economic growth and education.

Once again, without any real data, it's hard to decipher how Cut Bank landed on the list of The Rudest Towns in The United States, but it appears that's the opinion of at least some folks who've spent time in the town.

What do you think? Which Montana town do you believe is the rudest? Let us know by sending us a message on our radio station app.