Montana’s Worst City To Call Home.

We talk a lot about Montana's wonders—the mountains, the lakes, the rivers—and the beauty of Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. Let's be honest, there is a whole lot to love about Montana.

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While most of the focus goes to the western part of the state, even the eastern part has its fair share of beauty and wonder.

So, with all the positive talk, Montana is a great place to call home, right? It is, although, some tomes are better than others. We could, of course, debate which Montana town or city is the best, but what about the worst town? Which Montana town is the absolute worst to live in?

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Before we reveal the worst Montana town to call home, let's look at the rudest towns in Montana.

Which Montana city is the worst place to call home?

While I'm sure opinions will vary, according to one source, the worst city in Montana isn't Billings, Bozeman, Butte, or Missoula. Nope, the website 247 Wallstreet released a list of the worst cities in each state, and when it comes to Montana, it seems Helena Valley Southeast is the worst of the worst. 

So what makes Helena Valley Southeast so bad? According to the data, there are a few factors involved, including:

• Poverty Rate
• Median Home Value
• Median Household Income
• Drug-Induced Mortality 
• Total Population

The town of Helena Valley Southeast has a higher poverty rate than the state, however, it's not all bad. The median home price is cheaper than the state average, and the median home income is higher than the state average.

What do you think? Agree or disagree? Which Montana town or city do you think is the worst? Let us know by sending us a message on our app.