U.S. Imports
$476.4M
U.S. Exports: $0
-$476.4M (net importer)
Montana's trade profile is dominated by natural resource exports, including petroleum products, coal, agricultural commodities such as wheat and barley, and copper and other metals. Canada is Montana's overwhelmingly dominant trading partner, supported by multiple land border crossings including Sweetgrass-Coutts, one of the busiest northern border crossings for commercial freight. Montana's export volumes are relatively modest compared to larger states, but its commodity-intensive trade makes it significant within regional energy and agricultural markets.
Montana's exports are concentrated in petroleum products, coal, wheat and other grains, copper and precious metals, and chemical products.
Canada accounts for the vast majority of Montana's international trade, driven by cross-border energy, agricultural, and mineral commodity flows through northern land border crossings.
The Sweetgrass-Coutts crossing is Montana's busiest commercial border crossing with Canada, handling significant volumes of truck freight in both directions, along with several other northern crossings.
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