| Mesa |
| Mesa kin |
| Small mesa |
| Steep hill |
| Mont. city |
| Mesa's kin |
| Montana town |
| Western hill |
| Western city |
| Montana city |
| Mesa relative |
| Mesa's cousin |
| Isolated hill |
| Copper capital |
| Desert feature |
| Small mountain |
| Mesa's relative |
| City in Montana |
| Steep-sided hill |
| Flat-topped hill |
| Western formation |
| Western elevation |
| Crested ___, Colo. |
| Geological feature |
| Isolated elevation |
| Scotts Bluff, e.g. |
| Site of a flat top |
| Western high point |
| Montana mining hub |
| Neighbor of Helena |
| Grand Canyon sight |
| Montana metropolis |
| Mont. mining center |
| Montana copper town |
| Vertical-sided hill |
| Montana mining city |
| Copper-mining center |
| Home to Montana Tech |
| Big Sky Country city |
| Grand Canyon feature |
| Geological formation |
| Mesa's little brother |
| Montana copper center |
| Western copper center |
| Western mining center |
| Montana mining center |
| Flat-topped formation |
| Monument Valley sight |
| Flat-topped elevation |
| Silver Bow County seat |
| Grand Canyon formation |
| Evel Knievel's hometown |
| Monument Valley sighting |
| Result of plateau erosion |
| Site of Hellroarin' Gulch |
| Seat of Silver Bow County |
| Monument Valley formation |
| Landform similar to a mesa |
| Montana Folk Festival site |
| Small flat-topped mountain |
| Onetime Montana copper town |
| Devils Tower in Wyoming, e.g. |
| Monument Valley rock formation |
| Monument Valley land formation |
| Prominent hill of the Southwest |
| Copper capital of the late 1800s |
| Site of the Anaconda Copper Mine |
| City west of the Crazy Mountains. |
| Crested ___ (Colorado ski resort) |
| Former Montana copper-mining city |
| Northwest city once a mining camp |
| City that sounds like a humdinger? |
| Site of the World Museum of Mining |
| Home of the World Museum of Mining |
| Seat of Montana's Silver Bow County |
| The Montana Standard is its daily paper |
| Birthplace of Evel Knievel and Martha Raye |
| Montana city once called "The Richest Hill on Earth |
| Montana city that consolidated with Silver Bow County |
| Hill with steeply sloping sides and flat top — town in Montana |