Park County Map, Montana

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Map of Park County, Montana

Map of Park County, Montana

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Map of Park County, Montana

Park County is a county located in the U.S. state of Montana. It's county seat is Livingston. As per 2020 census, the population of Park County is 17473 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 2,656 sq mi (6,879 km2). Park County was established on -4693.

Park County Facts

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
StateMontana
County SeatLivingston
Largest City/TownLivingston
Established1887
Total Area2,813 sq mi (7,286 sq km)
Land Area2,802 sq mi (7,257 sq km)
Water Area11 sq mi (29 sq km)
Population17,939 (Census 2020)
Population Density6.4 people per sq mi
Time ZoneMountain Time Zone (MST/MDT)
Major HighwaysInterstate 90, U.S. Route 89, U.S. Route 191
Major RiversYellowstone River, Shields River
Neighboring CountiesGallatin County, Sweet Grass County, Stillwater County, Meagher County
Famous ForYellowstone National Park gateway, fly fishing, mountain scenery, and western heritage
Top AttractionsYellowstone National Park North Entrance nearby region, Livingston Historic District, Paradise Valley, and Chico Hot Springs
Official WebsiteOfficial Website

About Park County, Montana

Park County is located in south-central Montana in the western United States and was established in 1887. The county seat and largest city is Livingston. The county is known for its stunning Rocky Mountain scenery, Yellowstone National Park gateway communities, world-class fly fishing, and historic western culture.

Cities and Towns in Park County, Montana

City/TownPopulation (Census 2020)Latitude & Longitude
Livingston (county seat)8,04045.6629°N, 110.5600°W
Clyde Park28845.8849°N, 110.6077°W
Wilsall17846.0407°N, 110.6666°W
Gardiner74545.0319°N, 110.7055°W
Cooke City7745.0205°N, 109.9398°W
Pray (CDP)68145.4810°N, 110.7134°W

Golf Courses in Park County, Montana

Golf CourseLocationLatitude & Longitude
Livingston Golf & Country ClubLivingston45.6711°N, 110.5679°W
Paradise Valley Golf Recreation AreaPray45.4868°N, 110.7195°W

Major Roads and Highways in Park County, Montana

Major highways connect the county with Yellowstone National Park and regional Montana destinations.

  • Interstate 90 - major east-west interstate through Livingston and southern Montana
  • U.S. Route 89 - scenic route through Paradise Valley toward Yellowstone National Park
  • U.S. Route 191 - highway connecting southwestern Montana recreation regions

What are the Neighboring Counties of Park County

  • Meagher County (north)
  • Sweet Grass County (east)
  • Stillwater County (southeast)
  • Gallatin County (west)

What are the top Attractions in Park County, Montana

The county offers a mix of mountain recreation, Yellowstone tourism, and western history.

  • Yellowstone National Park North Entrance nearby region - world-famous national park entrance through Gardiner
  • Livingston Historic District - preserved downtown with western architecture, galleries, and museums
  • Paradise Valley - scenic valley known for ranches, mountain views, and fly fishing
  • Chico Hot Springs - historic hot springs resort and recreation destination
  • Yellowstone River - nationally known fly fishing and rafting river
  • Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness nearby region - hiking, camping, and alpine recreation area
  • Cooke City Scenic Area - mountain town near Yellowstone with snowmobiling and outdoor recreation
  • Museum of the Rockies nearby region access - educational and natural history attractions
  • Livingston Depot Center - restored railroad depot museum and cultural venue
  • Bridger Bowl and Mountain Recreation Areas nearby region - skiing and outdoor activities

Distance from Park County to Nearby Cities

The following distances are measured by road (driving).

  • Livingston to Bozeman (Gallatin County), Montana - 26 mi (42 km)
  • Livingston to Billings (Yellowstone County), Montana - 116 mi (187 km)
  • Livingston to Gardiner (Park County), Montana - 53 mi (85 km)
  • Livingston to Clyde Park (Park County), Montana - 24 mi (39 km)
  • Livingston to Helena (Lewis and Clark County), Montana - 143 mi (230 km)
  • Livingston to Missoula (Missoula County), Montana - 228 mi (367 km)
  • Livingston to Cody (Park County), Wyoming - 110 mi (177 km)
  • Livingston to Jackson (Teton County), Wyoming - 196 mi (315 km)
  • Livingston to Rapid City (Pennington County), South Dakota - 398 mi (641 km)
  • Livingston to Salt Lake City (Salt Lake County), Utah - 436 mi (702 km)
  • Livingston to Denver (Denver County), Colorado - 557 mi (896 km)
  • Livingston to Spokane (Spokane County), Washington - 533 mi (858 km)
  • Livingston to Calgary, Alberta - 486 mi (782 km)

FAQs about Park County

Where is Park County located?

Park County is located in south-central Montana near Yellowstone National Park.

What is the population of Park County?

Park County had a population of 17,939 according to the 2020 United States Census.

What is Park County known for?

Park County is known for Yellowstone tourism, fly fishing, mountain scenery, and western heritage.

What are the major highways in Park County?

The county is served by Interstate 90, U.S. Route 89, and U.S. Route 191.

Are there golf courses in Park County?

Yes, Park County includes golf facilities such as Livingston Golf & Country Club and recreation golf areas in Paradise Valley.

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