Mineral County Map, Montana

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Map of Mineral County, Montana

Map of Mineral County, Montana

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Map of Mineral County, Montana

Mineral County is a county located in the U.S. state of Montana. It's county seat is Superior. As per 2020 census, the population of Mineral County is 4860 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 1,220 sq mi (3,160 km2). Mineral County was established on 5333.

Mineral County Facts

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
StateMontana
County SeatSuperior
Largest City/TownSuperior
Established1914
Total Area1,223 sq mi (3,168 sq km)
Land Area1,219 sq mi (3,157 sq km)
Water Area4 sq mi (11 sq km)
Population4,535 (Census 2020)
Population Density3.7 people per sq mi
Time ZoneMountain Time Zone (MST/MDT)
Major HighwaysInterstate 90, U.S. Route 10
Major RiversClark Fork River, St. Regis River
Neighboring CountiesMissoula County, Sanders County, Ravalli County
Famous ForLolo National Forest, mountain recreation, fishing rivers, and scenic wilderness
Top AttractionsLolo National Forest, Alberton Gorge nearby region, St. Regis Travel Center, and Clark Fork River recreation
Official WebsiteOfficial Website

About Mineral County, Montana

Mineral County is located in western Montana in the western United States and was established in 1914. The county seat and largest town is Superior. The county is known for its rugged mountain scenery, forest recreation, river rafting, fishing opportunities, and scenic routes through the Northern Rockies.

Cities and Towns in Mineral County, Montana

City/TownPopulation (Census 2020)Latitude & Longitude
Superior (county seat)81247.1916°N, 114.8915°W
St. Regis31947.3030°N, 115.1005°W
Alberton45247.0066°N, 114.4829°W
Saltese (CDP)1247.4080°N, 115.5376°W
De Borgia (CDP)6547.3714°N, 115.4352°W
Taft (Historic Community)2447.4357°N, 115.6874°W

Golf Courses in Mineral County, Montana

Golf CourseLocationLatitude & Longitude
River’s Bend Golf Recreation AreaSuperior47.1974°N, 114.8978°W
St. Regis Valley Golf AreaSt. Regis47.3081°N, 115.1062°W

Major Roads and Highways in Mineral County, Montana

Major highways connect the county with western Montana valleys and mountain recreation destinations.

  • Interstate 90 - major east-west interstate through the Clark Fork River Valley
  • U.S. Route 10 - historic highway serving local communities along the interstate corridor

What are the Neighboring Counties of Mineral County

  • Missoula County (east)
  • Sanders County (north)
  • Ravalli County (south)

What are the top Attractions in Mineral County, Montana

The county offers a mix of mountain recreation, river adventures, and scenic forest landscapes.

  • Lolo National Forest - expansive recreation area for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing
  • Alberton Gorge nearby region - popular whitewater rafting and kayaking destination on the Clark Fork River
  • St. Regis Travel Center - well-known Montana roadside attraction and visitor stop
  • Clark Fork River Recreation Areas - fishing, rafting, and riverside camping opportunities
  • Lookout Pass Ski and Recreation Area nearby region - skiing and mountain recreation near the Idaho border
  • Route of the Hiawatha nearby region - scenic rail-trail biking experience through mountain tunnels and trestles
  • Superior Historic District - small-town center with local museums and historic architecture
  • St. Regis River Valley - scenic river corridor with hiking and fishing opportunities
  • Taft Tunnel Historic Area - historic railroad and mountain transportation landmarks
  • Western Montana Scenic Drives - mountain highways with panoramic forest and canyon views

Distance from Mineral County to Nearby Cities

The following distances are measured by road (driving).

  • Superior to Missoula (Missoula County), Montana - 57 mi (92 km)
  • Superior to St. Regis (Mineral County), Montana - 11 mi (18 km)
  • Superior to Alberton (Mineral County), Montana - 28 mi (45 km)
  • Superior to Coeur d'Alene (Kootenai County), Idaho - 118 mi (190 km)
  • Superior to Spokane (Spokane County), Washington - 159 mi (256 km)
  • Superior to Kalispell (Flathead County), Montana - 165 mi (266 km)
  • Superior to Helena (Lewis and Clark County), Montana - 170 mi (274 km)
  • Superior to Bozeman (Gallatin County), Montana - 260 mi (418 km)
  • Superior to Seattle (King County), Washington - 452 mi (727 km)
  • Superior to Billings (Yellowstone County), Montana - 397 mi (639 km)
  • Superior to Salt Lake City (Salt Lake County), Utah - 577 mi (928 km)
  • Superior to Calgary, Alberta - 425 mi (684 km)
  • Superior to Denver (Denver County), Colorado - 808 mi (1,300 km)

FAQs about Mineral County

Where is Mineral County located?

Mineral County is located in western Montana near the Idaho border.

What is the population of Mineral County?

Mineral County had a population of 4,535 according to the 2020 United States Census.

What is Mineral County known for?

Mineral County is known for mountain recreation, river rafting, forests, and scenic wilderness landscapes.

What are the major highways in Mineral County?

The county is served by Interstate 90 and U.S. Route 10.

Are there golf courses in Mineral County?

Yes, Mineral County includes golf recreation facilities near Superior and St. Regis.

References

  1. QuickFacts - U.S. Census Bureau
  2. United States Census Bureau
  3. United States Geological Survey (USGS)
  4. National Geodetic Survey
  5. Official Website