Montana, United States (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"It's a hundred and thirty thousand acres. The biggest remaining piece of Montana that's still available. Twenty by ten kilometers of prime ranch acreage fronting on the Rockies."

"Commonly called "brontosaurs." First discovered by E. D. Cope in Montana in 1876."

"Well, I've dug out two eggs with patterns like that at my site in Montana."

"This was the animal they had seen in the fax, back in Montana."

"At Grant's dig in Montana, Ellie was the one who operated the radiophone."

"The reason Grant was astonished was that he had a proprietary feeling about this animal: it was probably a maiasaur, from the late Cretaceous in Montana."

"“I have only a few days left to dig before the winter sets in. In Montana, you know, the first snow usually comes in August.”"

"His childhood included six years spent in the village of Eastend and every summer on the homestead farm in Saskatchewan near the Montana border."

"but most were dispatched far away to states whose names we could not wrap our tongues around: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, South Carolina, and so on."

"Some of us come all the way out from Oklahoma, South Dakota, Arizona, New Mexico, Montana, Minnesota;"

"The following November I traveled from Montana back to the Chicago area, mainly for one reason: So that I could more safely attempt to murder a scientist, businessman, or the like."