Etymology
The name "Montana" is derived from the Spanish word "montaña", which means "mountain".
Meaning
The name reflects the mountainous geography of the state, which is home to over 60 named mountain ranges.
Origin
The name was first applied to the region in the early 18th century by Spanish explorers. The name was officially adopted as the name of the territory in 1864 and as the name of the state when it joined the Union in 1889.
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