Helena

City of Helena is the capital of the US state of Montana. It was founded on October 30, 1864 after the discovery of gold at Last Chance Gulch. Moreover, the city of Helena became the capital of the state of Montana in 1889. The city is a commercial, trading, and shipping center in Helena city map. Nick named as 'Queen City', Helena is the county seat of Lewis and Clark County. In Helena city map, it serves as a major governmental center for the county, state and federal government. A drawing of "The Guardian of the Gulch", a wooden fire watchtower built in 1886 that stands on "Tower Hill" supervising the historic city, is regarded as the official symbol of Helena.

Montana's capital city was the center of attraction for the visitors from all over the world who were lured by the gold discovered in Last Chance Gulch. Today, also the capital is still filled with treasures to explore like mansions and historic architecture, outdoor adventure, unique family attractions, galleries and museums, performing arts, cultural events, and so much more. The city has something to cheer for every age and every taste.

City of Helena is also recognized as the "City of Gold," which lies at the heart of the Rocky Mountains in a fertile region with rolling hills. On the outskirts of the Helena city map lies the giant Helena National Forest that provides spectacular scenery and many opportunities for outdoor activities. The surrounding features of the City of Helena including the Continental Divide, Mt. Helena City Park, Spring Meadow Lake State Park, Lake Helena, Helena National Forest, The Big Belt Mountains, The Gates of the Mountains Wilderness The Missouri River, Canyon Ferry Lake and The Elkhorn Mountains serves as a wonderful experience to those who reach here to take a break from their hectic routine activities.