Statewide Urban Tree Inventory
Montana Statewide Urban Tree Inventory (Interactive Map)
Explore tree species, sizes, and locations in the 74 Montana towns that have been inventoried. This map reflects work completed before 2025 and will be updated annually to showcase community accomplishments.
Additional urban tree resources:
State of Community Trees in Montana, 2017 - Summary report of Montana's statewide urban/community forest (16 pages)
Montana Urban Forest Resource Analysis, 2017 - Detailed resource analysis with annual tree benefits report by Davey Resource Group (61 pages)
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Urban Forestry Fact Sheets for Towns in Montana |
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* This project was made possible by a grant with the USDA Forest ServiceLogo
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