Big Horn, Montana

Big Horn is an unincorporated community located in Big Horn County, Montana, in the United States. It is situated near the Bighorn River and the northern edge of the Crow Indian Reservation, approximately 18 miles southwest of Hardin, the county seat. As an unincorporated area, Big Horn does not have a formal government structure but falls under the jurisdiction of Big Horn County for administrative purposes.

The population of Big Horn is relatively small, reflecting the broader demographic trends of rural Montana. The community is primarily residential, with a focus on agriculture and local industries. Notable points of interest include the nearby Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, which offers recreational opportunities such as hiking and fishing.

Recent developments in Big Horn have included improvements to local infrastructure, particularly in transportation access, as well as efforts to enhance tourism related to the natural features of the Bighorn Canyon. The region experiences a semi-arid climate, which influences agricultural practices and water resource management. Economic activity in the area is largely dependent on agriculture, tourism, and proximity to larger urban centers within the state.