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1. Bear Tooth Pass: The Bear Tooth Pass is the 30 mile stretch of highway between Red Lodge, MT and Yellowstone National Park's North E...
2. Missoula Outdoor Cinema: Missoulians meet at the grounds of Missoula's Head Start (1001 Worden Ave, the old Whittier School) to enjoy great ...
3. Missoulian: "Missoulian" is what a native of Missoula is called.  
4. M "The Em": "The M" refers to the giant concrete M located on a mountain above the University of Montana. There is a zig zag t...  
5. Electric City: Great Falls is known as "The Electric City" because of the several hydroelectric plants along the Missouri River th...  
6. Great Falls Voyagers: Great Falls' minor league baseball team, originally called the Great Falls White Sox. The new name came about becau...  
7. Star of the Big Sky Country: The motto of Billings, Montana  
8. Moose Drool: Don't be alarmed when someone asked you if you've ever had moose drool. It's actually a pretty yummy beer from Big ...  
9. North Elevation: A neighborhood in Billings that is home to MSU-Billings and Rocky Mountain College.  
10. ZooMontana: A 70-acre wildlife park in Billings that is home to animals from the Rocky Mountains and from around the world.  
11. Last Best (Hiding) Place, The: Montana is known as the "Last Best Place" to locals. After the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski, was captured in a remote c...  
 
 
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Gilligan's Island is a group of boaters that anchor near Mud Lake on Yahara River. On summer weekends dozens of boats can be found anchoring. If you're driving on the Beltline you can see the boats if you look to your south.

Shorthand for "Bridge and Tunnel," the term for people who make the commute to Manhattan via bridge or tunnel, but who don't actually live in "the city."

Nickname for the open green space behind Witte Hall, one of the few such spaces in the Southeast Dorm area. On warmer days, students congregate in the backyard in large numbers.

Original nickname for the Syracuse University sports teams. No, it has nothing to do with crackers, but rather Syracuse's prominence in the salt trade. The Saltine Warriors then became the Orangemen, and then the more gender-neutral Orange.