Blood & Biohazard Cleanup Near North Broadview Broadview, MT

Broadview is an incorporated town in Yellowstone County, Montana, located in the northwestern part of the county along Montana Highway 3.

The town began in 1908, the year the Great Northern Railway's Billings and Northern branch line opened through the area and Broadview's post office was established.

Broadview was incorporated as a town in 1917.

Broadview grew as a Great Northern Railway grain-shipping point, and its preserved railroad depot and grain elevators still anchor the townsite.

The town covers just 0.26 square miles of land at an elevation of 3,881 feet, about 35 miles northwest of Billings.

Broadview sits near the drainage divide between the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers, a stretch of high plains landscape locally nicknamed the "Montinental Divide."

The 2020 census counted 139 people living in Broadview, down from 192 in 2010.

The 2020 census counted 61 households and 73 housing units in the town.

Broadview's population peaked at 260 residents in the 1930 census and has remained under 200 in recent decades.

In 2009 a roughly 35-mile rail spur connecting the Signal Peak Energy coal mine near Roundup to the main line was completed about three miles south of Broadview.