Montana "Water, Water Everywhere!"

The most interesting iteration of the Big Sky State is the one on Earth 109, where most of the state is a huge shallow lake with 164 large islands in it. Many of these islands are former or current mining sites, but even more are wildlife preserves.

The vast lake was formed at the end of the last ice age and is fed by the mighty Oskolopa river that starts in the eastern Canadian Rockies. Much water also comes from snow melt in the various mountain ranges that give the state its name.