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Butte-Silver Bow is a consolidated city-county government located in the heart of scenic Southwest Montana, known for its rich mining history and diverse cultural heritage. Established in the 1860s as a mining camp, Butte quickly emerged as the nation's largest supplier of copper, earning the nickname "The Richest Hill on Earth." Today, Butte boasts the largest National Historic District in the U.S., alongside a vibrant community that offers recreational opportunities, fine dining, sports, and entertainment. The area is a melting pot of cultures, with immigrants from various nationalities contributing to its unique identity and bustling small-business district. Generated from the website