Gallatin Valley

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Gallatin Valley is a fertile, mountain-ringed valley in southwestern Montana known for the city of Bozeman, agriculture, and outdoor recreation near Yellowstone National Park.

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Gallatin Valley canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
valley
borderedBy Bridger Range
Gallatin Range
Madison Range
Tobacco Root Mountains
climate cold semi-arid to continental climate
contains Amsterdam, Montana
Belgrade, Montana
Bozeman, Montana
Churchill, Montana
Four Corners, Montana
Gallatin Gateway, Montana
Manhattan, Montana
country United States
drainedBy Gallatin River
economicCenter Bozeman, Montana
hasInstitution Montana State University (in Bozeman)
hasLandUse irrigated cropland
rangeland
suburban residential areas
urban development around Bozeman
historicallyInhabitedBy Blackfeet people
Crow people
Shoshone people
knownFor alfalfa production
barley production
fertile agricultural land
fishing
hiking
livestock ranching
mountain biking
outdoor recreation
proximity to Yellowstone National Park
skiing
wheat production
locatedIn Gallatin County, Montana
Montana
parts of Madison County, Montana
southwestern Montana
namedAfter Albert Gallatin
nearestNationalPark Yellowstone National Park
partOf Gallatin River watershed
linked to: Gallatin River

Northern Rocky Mountains region
recreationAreaNearby Big Sky, Montana
Bridger Bowl Ski Area
regionType intermontane valley
transportationCorridor Interstate 90
U.S. Route 191

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Bozeman locatedIn Gallatin Valley