10 Fast Facts About Great Falls You May Not Know

• How much do you know about Great Falls and the amazing firsts that the city holds in the state?
• World's shortest river, largest spring or even the first female firefighter in the state

10 Fast Facts About Great Falls You May Not Know

I am perhaps a tad biased when it comes to living in Central Montana and in Great Falls.  Being raised under the Big Sky has given me the opportunity to enjoy mountains, plains, rolling hills and coulees that take a day to climb out of.

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And, when anyone asks, I love explaining that living in Great Falls is the best location possible within the state's borders.  But after all these years, there are still surprises that come about the Electric City.

Great Falls of The Missouri Not the Only Highlight of Our Area

Sure, Great Falls is home to the amazing falls that drop over 500ft through the Missouri River.  But it isn't the only thing that the city is known for, although water plays a huge part in other areas also.

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The Roe River and Giant Springs are both unique features that attract thousands to our area each year.  Other gems though might not be as prominent, such as hiring the first female firefighter in the state.

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Finding Out More History of Great Falls and Cascade County

Checking out our local museums is a great way to learn more about the area and the history that surrounds us as a fairly new state in comparison to others in the US.  The Cascade County Historical Society and Museum is another resource to dive into.

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We've gathered 10 unique things about the Electric City that you may not know, especially if you are new to the area.  Check out gallery below and see how many of these fun facts you knew about our town.