Montana is one of the most beautiful places on earth, yet hardly anyone lives there. Why do sprawling metropolis pop up in places like Cleveland and Phoenix, but not Montana?
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Ironically I am born and raised in phoenix. A ton of people aren’t local, most say they moved to get away from the snow. It’s a large city, which at least used to have a low cost of living, it doesn’t snow, and there are lots of jobs. It’s hella hot, but our summer is about as long as winter in Montana and fall-spring is pretty great.
The city it’s self propped up because a large river runs through the town and bronze age natives actually completed significant canal work before abandoning the area. The climate and water resources allowed for exceptional farming and ranching.
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