Montana PlateFinder

In 1936, the state of Montana began using the license plate prefix numbers still used today. Numbers were assigned to counties based on their population. If you know the code number, you can identify the county that issued most Montana plates.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Education	Free	iAppWriters, LLC	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Montana PlateFinder was created to help you learn about Montana by reading the codes at the beginning of license plates you encounter while traveling in Montana and elsewhere. The app shows where each county is located, with links links to additional information about each county and its county seat.

Reviews

This I way cool!!!
CJRES

I love this app! I'm a native Montanan and still am not familiar with all 56 counties and their county seats. My husband is not from here...so when he asks me where a vehicle is from, I can tell him that I can find out...using this app for the ones I don't know.

Great
Robby001

Like seeing which plate is from where. Works awesome thanks.

Yay!
onlymkf

Now I won't have to carry around the card with this info on it! Thanks :)

Montana Plates
41st State

Great app! I now live in Georgia and use this to remember the counties when I see a Montana car in traffic.

Paper Replacement
Jerry's I World

Like I told the developer, I have had a printed and faded copy of the Montana plate system for a very long time. This is a nice replacement to see where my home state people are from when I'm traveling about the country. Simple and very easy to use.

Fun to use
Telzey

It's fun to be able to see where cars are from by looking the code on their license plates. The app works well and navigation is easy.

Fun Little App!
notlimahnhoj

This is a fun little trivia app! I only hope that future versions will add even more trivia for each county. And how about commenting on the color of the plates over the years?

Great, FUN, educational!
CHOTime!

This is a great app. It's a fun and easy way to learn more about this amazing state we live in! My kid love using it, when we drive around, to play the Montana license plate game.