Polson

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Town of Polson Polson lies at the south end of Flathead Lake in northwestern Montana. The Flathead is a prime cherry growing region with many cherry orchards throughout the area. The Flathead River that flows from Polson features whitewater rafting and Kerr Dam. The broad, sweeping valley south of Polson is bordered by the rugged, snow-capped Mission Mountains. The National Bison Range at Moiese with its large herds of bison, elk, deer, antelope and bighorn sheep is nearby.  More Polson Info >
 

~CREDITS~
Television: PBS Native American Artist Series. Commercials: B.F. Goodrich, Molson Beer. Still Shoots: Bon Marche

~ACCOMMODATIONS~ .................. 9 hotels/motels, with 245 rooms ...... 21 restaurants

~CITY OFFICIALS~ ................... City Mayor (406)883-8200 ......... County Commissioners (406)883-7204

~MEDIA~
Newspapers:
Daily Inter Lake (Kalispell) ........... (406)755-7000
Lake County Leader (406)883-4343 .. 
 
Radio:
KERR/KQRK
(406)883-5255
Television:
KCFW (Kalispell) (406)755-5239
KPAX (Kalispell) (406)756-5888

~SAFETY AND SECURITY~
Fire Department (406)883-8220
Highway Patrol (406)755-6688
Police (406)883-8212
Sheriff (406)883-7301
 
~SPECIAL LOCATIONS~
Flathead Lake, Kerr Dam, Mission Mountains, cherry orchards, cattle ranches, Flathead Indian Reservation, Moiese National Bison Range, Wild Horse Island State Park
~AIRPORT~
Stene Aviation (406)883-6244
~HISTORY/MUSEUMS~
Miracle of America Museum ........ (406)883-6804
Polson - Flathead Historical Museum
 
(406)883-3049

~PUBLIC LANDS~
Flathead Nat'l Forest (406)758-5252

Lolo National Forest (406)329-1024
State Parks-Region 1 (406)752-5501

~PRIVATE LANDS~
Flathead Indian Reservation
(406)675-2700

~UTILITIES~
Power:
Mission Valley Power (406)883-7905

Telephone:
CenturyTel (406)758-1502
 
 
AREA CONTACT
Chamber of Commerce/Flathead CVB
PO Box 667
Polson, MT 59860
(406)883-5969
(406)883-1716 - fax
POPULATION
4,350
ELEVATION
2,938 ft.
WEATHER
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Flathead Lake
 
 
 

 

Town of Polson
 
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