What state is the Rocky Mountains in?

Answer 1

Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, & Arizona

Answer 2

Rocky Mountains States

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The Rocky Mountains of North America include three mountainous regions: the Southern Rockies, the Northern Rockies, and the Canadian Rockies.

The Southern Rockies extend from northern New Mexico, through Colorado and Utah, into southern Wyoming. Ninety-nine of the one hundred highest peaks in the Rocky Mountains are located in Colorado. The Colorado Plateau also extends into Arizona.

The Northern Rockies extend from northwestern Wyoming into Montana and Idaho. South Pass, Wyoming, the lowest point on the Continental Divide between the Southern and Northern Rockies, is generally considered to divide the two regions.

The Northern Rockies and Canadian Rockies do not have a distinct natural boundary, so the 49th Parallel (USA-Canada border) is normally used to distinguish the two regions. The Canadian Rockies extend along the Alberta-British Columbia border into Northern British Columbia. Associated ranges of the Canadian Rockies extend into the Yukon and Alaska.

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The Rockies stretch all the way from west Texas (known as the Davis Mountains there) through New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and into Canada.

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What state is the Rocky Mountains in?

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The Rocky Mountain Range begins in Canada and goes south through the US.

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What state is not part of the Rocky Mountains?

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Montana Idaho Wyoming Nevada Utah Arizona New Mexico Colorado Besides US States they run up into Canada

Answer 9

I believe the question you wanted to ask is... What state ARE the Rocky Mountains in? They lie in several US states and in Canada. They stretch more than 3,000 miles from British Columbia, Canada to New Mexico in the US.

Answer 10

the rockies go all the way through canada, but most people associate them with colorado