August 24: Lemonade on the Lawn: The final program of the season features Neal Lewing performing Meagher of the Sword: Montana's First Governor at noon at the Libby Library. The free program is sponsored by Libby Friends of the Library and Humanities Montana.
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Kootenai Falls, Montana. Kootenai Falls, Montana's largest undammed falls, had a starring role in the 1994 crime thriller The River Wild. The real thing delivers plenty of thrills itself, especially in early June, when the spring runoff gushes into the river, churning the white water even further. Travel 365.
http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/365-photos/kootenai-falls-montana/
The Ktunaxa people today live in southeastern British Columbia, Washington State, Idaho, and Montana. In Montana they are known as Ksanka. Ktunaxa is the autonym or what the people call themselves. It is pronounced Ta-na-ha, with a barely perceptible ‘k’ sound at the beginning of the word.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kootenai_(tribe)
Libby lies in the northwest corner of Montana and is nestled in a valley carved by the Kootenai River on the flank of the majestic Cabinet Mountain Range and Wilderness Area. Today about 2,800 people live within Libby proper. The main industries are lumber and wood products, mining, tourism and recreation.
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Kootenai Falls, Montana. Main Content. Kootenai Falls, Montana. Kootenai Falls, Montana's largest undammed falls, had a starring role in the 1994 crime thriller The River Wild. The real thing delivers plenty of thrills itself, especially in early June, when the spring runoff gushes into the river, churning the white water even further. See more of Montana in spring >>.
http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/365-photos/kootenai-falls-montana/
Kootenai Falls was the setting for the filming of the movie, River Wild. Location: US Hwy 2 between Libby and Troy, milepost 21. The Swinging Bridge. Kootenai Falls on the Kootenai River, adjacent to U.S. Highway 2 between Libby and Troy, is a scenic attraction not to be missed. The calm river suddenly gathers momentum surging first through China Rapids and then over Kootenai Falls, dropping 90 feet in less than a mile. The main falls is 30 feet high and can be viewed from a swinging bridge that crosses the river.
http://www.libbymt.com/areaattractions/kootenaifalls.htm
Kootenai Harvest Festival Sept. 16th in Libby (posted 8/17/16) The Kootenai Harvest Festival will take place on Friday, September 16th at the River Front Park in Libby from 2-8PM. The festival is a place for farmers, gardeners, vendors, crafters and the community to come together and welcome the fall season.
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A People of Vision... The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes are comprised of the Bitterroot Salish, the Pend d’Oreille and the Kootenai tribes. The Flathead Reservation of 1.317 million acres in northwest Montana is our home now but our ancestors lived in the territory now known as western Montana, parts of Idaho, British Columbia and Wyoming. This aboriginal territory exceeded 20 million acres at the time of the 1855 Hellgate Treaty.
http://www.csktribes.org/
Downstream from Libby, the Kootenai River enters a canyon and flows over Kootenai Falls, one of the largest free-flowing waterfalls in the northwest. The falls and surrounding area are considered sacred to the Kootenai Indians whose ancestors inhabited the region.
http://www.libbymt.com/areaattractions/kootenaifalls.htm
They have federal recognition as the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho in Idaho. Small populations of Kootenai living in Washington are part of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. The Kutenai language is an isolate, unrelated to the languages of neighbouring peoples.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kootenai_(tribe)
where is kootenai montana
Kootenai, Montana is on the United States Highway 2 between Libby and Troy, Milepost 21. Kootenay, Montana is on United States Highway 2 between Libby and Troy, at milepost 21.