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5,030 ft.
Located just west of Butte, Anaconda grew around the Anaconda Copper Mining Company’s smelter. A symbol of the smelter, closed in 1980, still stands today in the 585-ft. smelter smokestack, the tallest free-standing masonry structure in the world. The downtown area features turn-of-the-century buildings, including a large early-day movie house, period street lamps, a courthouse situated at the end of Main Street, and beautiful park
To the west of Anaconda is the pristine Pintler Wilderness with its snow-capped peaks and high-mountain Georgetown Lake. Also close to Anaconda is Lost Creek State Park, a canyon park with steep limestone cliffs rising over 1,200 ft. from the canyon floor.
Runaway Train
Mein Amerika (German), Unsolved Mysteries
AT&T Wireless, Dodge, Persil Laundry Detergent
Marlboro Classics Clothing
Washoe Theatre
Georgetown Lake
Fairmont Hot Springs Resort
Discovery Basin ski area
Smelter Smokestack
densely timbered forest lands
lakes and mountain peaks
13 hotels/motels, with 288 rooms SEARCH
20 restaurants SEARCH
Anaconda Airport 406-563-8275
Chief Executive 406-563-4000
Courthouse 406–563-4000
Powell County Fairgrounds 406-846-3680
Anaconda-Deer Lodge County Historical Society 406-563-2220
Copper Village Museum and Art Center 406-563-2422
Newspapers
Anaconda Leader 406-563-5283
Montana Standard 406-563-6951
Radio
KGLM/KANA 406-563-8011
Television (Butte)
KXLF 406-496-8400
Bureau of Land Management 406-533-7600
Beaverhead-Deer lodge National Forest 406-683-3984
State Parks Region 2 406-542-5500
Fire Department 406-563-2164
Highway Patrol 406-494-3233
Police 406-563-5241
Sheriff 406-563-5241
Northwestern Energy 888-467-2669
Qwest 800-603-6000
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