Halfway between Bozeman and Billings on the Interstate 90 corridor, Big Timber is a tiny town of a few thousand people. This charming locale takes its name originally from Big Timber Creek, which was in turn named for the massive cottonwood trees that dot the area. The town was first established in the 1880s, but it was not economically viable until the arrival of the Northern Pacific Railroad arrived in town. After connecting with other cities via railway, Big Timber became a major wool-shipping depot.
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