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Dixon Population: 312

Total Males: 149
Total Females: 163
Median Household Income: $18,276
Total Households: 120

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Brief Information About Dixon

Dixon is a small Community village located in the County of Sanders in the state of Montana. This town occupies a total area of about 18 sq. kms. with an elevation ofabout 2524 ft. above the ground level. A major part of the local population is engaged with the agricultural sector. Some are also involved with trade, education and the healthcare sector. The government sector also offers some oppurtunities in the local Post Office and other areas.

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