Billings Heights
The working-class Heights sits on the rimrock bench north of downtown, reached by Main Street and a long climb most newcomers underestimate. Refinery shifts, BNSF crews, framers, electricians, the people who keep the rest of Billings running and resent being patronized about it. Family-anchored, truck-heavy, church-adjacent, and politically unsubtle. Dating runs on shared shifts, Skyview ties, and whether you can hold your own at Stella's without making it weird. Cheaper rent than the West End buys you a longer commute and a view of the refinery flare. Honest place. Knows exactly what it is and is not auditioning for downtown.
Billings Heights by the numbers
Billings Heights runs male-heavy, about 56% men to 44% women.
Median individual income in Billings Heights is about $42,800.
Montana doesn’t register by party; by the 2024 presidential vote Yellowstone County leaned solidly Republican, about 62% Trump to 35% Harris.
The median renter in Billings Heights pays about $1,290 a month.
About 5,100 Billings Heights residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Montana Jack's
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The Vig | Alehouse & Casino
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Tippy Cow At The Emporium
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The Pub Station
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Second Shift
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City Brew Coffee
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Bugz's Bar & Casino
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Classy N' Sassy Coffee
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TEN
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The Den Sports Bar
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F.O.E of Billings
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Pizza Ranch FunZone Arcade
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1Ō5 Brewing