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Over half of all aggregate used is paid for by tax dollars. ... More »
FAQs
How much does local gravel cost?
The cost of local gravel in Montana is normally about $4 to $5 per cubic yard, while imported gravel in some parts of the U.S. can cost up to $75 a yard. The cost of gravel, asphalt and concrete increases with every additional mile it must be transported. As more fuel is consumed and the price of diesel fuel continues to rise, substantial increases in costs can be expected if ... More »
Photo Gallery
Perhaps one of the most important aspects of sand and gravel operations is the reclamation of the land. While some sand and gravel operations are long-term commercial sites, others are more project-specific and have short duration. Having an appropriate reclamation plan for either is essential. Explore some of the before and after shots of reclaimed sites below and view other related images.
The Charles Graham Site
The Charles Graham Site located approximately 3 miles west of Missoula on Mullan Road.
The Fisher Site
A reclaimed gravel operation near Sula, Montana.
