Description:
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Original text by Hoot:
Welcome to Montana,
 This map was created from the real world of the Black Mountain area near Missoula Montana. Most of the map consists of a mountainous forest with some farms called the Big Flat in the northeast. In the north-east there is a fictional small town with an equipment dealer and the sales outlets. There is also a selling point on the horse ranch in the northwest. No BGA or train available.
 The focus of the map is on forestry, but there are sufficient decent fields to enable players to live with agriculture. There are no zones for animals so they must be placeable. The player can use ample open flat ground for placeables. You may need to cut down some trees and first of all grind the stumps.
If you are familiar with the FS17 map then you should be able to find everything without trouble. The sawmill has been moved down into the valley since the larger sawmill I used for FS19 did not fit in the old location. Both the wood and wood chips sale triggers are at the sawmill and are configured the same as the default Ravenport map. The wood heating plant (E.G. Miles Heat & Energy) in the extreme Northeast corner of the map also buys wood by the conveyor. Also at the heating plant is the trigger to buy hay, grass, silage and straw. It appears as “Barn” on the PDA and buys bales or loose.
 The restaurant is next to the heating plant, where grains, milk and eggs are regularly sold. The Clark Fork grain mill is also a regular sales point. The livestock and spinning markets are also across the river. The final selling point is in the northwest corner of the map and is shown on the PDA as the "Ranch." This area is the horse ranch and has a large grassy area for seats and growing hay.
 Around the map there are water triggers, so you don't have to buy a placeable one. The town's large water tower and the smaller by the animal exchange have both water triggers. In Little Marten Gulch you can pump water from the river or from the pond. Moreover, most green water tanks have triggers for water. The equipment dealer has a lime station.
Take a look and have fun.

Credits:
Hoot, Giants Software, Dorset (gates), Fatian (roads), RWModding (fences), JohnDeere1952 (entrance), ACME ACRES (edit V2 and V3), Robbe (edit V4)