Sitting in Montana's sweeping Centennial Valley, this part of Montana might well be the epitome of the state's famed Big Sky Country moniker. Framed by the ragged peaks of the Centennial and Gravelly mountains, the terrain here is characterized by expansive grasslands and wetlands that are home to grazing cattle, herds of elk and big predators like grizzlies and wolves. The Centennial Valley stretches out just beyond the western border of Yellowstone National Park and forms a critical migration route for wildlife throughout the Northern Rockies. Although the state's largest county—at 3.5 million acres, it's slightly bigger than Connecticut—two-thirds of Beaverhead County comprises public lands including?Beaverhead Deer-Lodge National Forest, Red Rocks Lakes National Wildlife Refuge and Bureau of Land Management and State lands. There was a combined nearly $104 million of farms, ranches, and rural real estate for sale in Montana's Beaverhead County recently on Land.com. The total of all Beaverhead County ranches, farms, hunting land and other rural land and acreage for sale was approximately 100,000 acres. Beaverhead County ranks 18th in the Treasure State based on the total amount of acres of land for sale of the 56 counties in the Treasure State. Dillon featured the most land for sale. From an economic perspective, government and state-level services contribute most to Beaverhead County's overall GDP. Beaverhead County is the largest county in Montana (5,572 square miles). It's located in the Gold West Country Montana region of the state.