Drummond, Montana with Pintler Mountains

Drummond, Montana

Sapphire Mountains, Frontier Spirit

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Local Industry & Economy

Drummond’s economy is rooted in cattle ranching and grain production. The town is a shipping point for livestock and agricultural products, with local businesses serving the ranching community. The Chamber of Commerce promotes business and industry, supporting Drummond’s role as a working cow town.

History & Heritage

Founded with the arrival of the Northern Pacific Railroad in 1883, Drummond has always been a ranching hub. Its one-room schoolhouse museum preserves local history, and the town’s unpretentious, authentic character remains unchanged since its frontier days.

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Getting There & Nearby Destinations

Drummond is on I-90, 50 miles southeast of Missoula and 25 miles northwest of Philipsburg. Nearby: Garnet Ghost Town, Philipsburg, Georgetown Lake, Anaconda, Pintler Scenic Route.

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