Emergency Biohazard Cleanup Near East Hingham Hingham, MT

Hingham is an incorporated town in Hill County in north-central Montana, set along U.S. Route 2 on the Hi-Line about 35 miles west of Havre.

Homesteaders purchased a relinquishment for the townsite in 1909, and the town was established by early 1910 as a grain storage and shipping center along the Great Northern Railway.

Hingham was planned on a broad grid around a central town square, a layout that earned it the nickname "The Town on the Square."

The town incorporated in 1917 with an elected mayor-and-council government.

In its early years Hingham supported a school, a hospital, several churches and more than forty businesses.

The 2020 census counted 131 residents in Hingham, up from 118 in the 2010 census.

Hingham's population peaked at 262 residents in the 1970 census and has remained under 200 since 1990.

The 2010 census recorded 60 households in Hingham.

Volunteers and donations have developed the central town square into a park regarded as one of the finest on the Hi-Line, and the town's water tower is a landmark that can be seen for miles.

The Hingham School, established in 1910 with the Rangers as its mascot, closed through consolidation in the early 1980s, and students now attend North Star Public School, a K-12 district formed in 2005 that also serves Rudyard, Gildford and Kremlin.