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Big Sky Map


By Courtney Lowery, 9-25-09

Big Sky, Past and Future: NewWest.Net and a group of University of Montana School of Journalism students engaged in a unique collaboration this summer to produce a series of stories and multimedia features about Big Sky, Montana. Mouse over the red circles on the map above to see the various pieces, and check out the interactive timeline. Interactive graphic and map by Dan Doherty, timeline by Dan Doherty and Josh Benham.



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