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Most public transit riders, Montana cities · 2020

Montana cities with the most workers commuting by public transportation, as of the 2020 American Community Survey. Ranked by number of commuters, not the transit share. This list covers the 27 cities in Montana that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPTRANSIT COMMUTERSVS –

01Missoula, MTMT78,9031,010–

02Billings, MTMT121,239533–

03Great Falls, MTMT60,208243–

04Butte-Silver Bow, MTMT35,469139–

05Bozeman, MTMT58,814137–

06Helena, MTMT35,13896–

07Whitefish, MTMT9,35845–

08Orchard Homes, MTMT5,58842–

09Helena Valley Southeast, MTMT9,10841–

10Havre, MTMT9,26436–

11Belgrade, MTMT13,10735–

12Laurel, MTMT7,20532–

13Miles City, MTMT8,45027–

14Kalispell, MTMT31,85121–

15Lockwood, MTMT7,18120–

16Livingston, MTMT9,29015–

17Four Corners, MTMT5,79113–

18Hamilton, MTMT5,4519–

19Anaconda-Deer Lodge County, MTMT9,7097–

20Sidney, MTMT6,2177–

21Lewistown, MTMT6,1795–

22Helena Valley West Central, MTMT8,0564–

23Bigfork, MTMT5,5650–

24Columbia Falls, MTMT5,7530–

25Helena Valley Northwest, MTMT5,1830–

26Evergreen, MTMT9,6110–

27Polson, MTMT5,6530–

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS