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The “Yellowstone” TV Show Is Over, but Not the Damage It’s Done to the West

December 27, 2024/

The caricatured version of Montana sold by the show is helping ruin a place its creators never truly understood.

Johnathan Hettinger

 

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Montana population growth continues slowing

Idaho gained 7,899 international migrants in 2024 compared to Montana’s 506.

‘Yellowstone’ has helped fuel Montana’s growth. But can the state handle the influx?

As builders and developers have scrambled to meet all these newcomers’ demand for housing, they’ve had some success, increasing the number of housing units added annually. Learn more through the video above and read the complete series about the real-life stories of “Yellowstone”.


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