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| Founded | 1982 |
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| Headquarters | 3905 North Star Blvd |
| Locale | Great Falls, Montana |
| Service type | bus service, paratransit |
| Routes | 7 |
| Website | gftransit.com |
Great Falls Transit provides public transportation to Great Falls and Black Eagle in Cascade County, Montana. [1] The bus service was founded in 1982 and offers seven routes on weekdays.
All routes meet downtown.
| Number | Name | Route | Frequency | Operation | Link | ||
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| peaks | off -peaks | Week days | Satur days | ||||
| 1 | Southeast | To Walmart East via University of Great Falls | 30 min | 60 min | 6:17 18:38 | 9:32 17:38 | link |
| 2 | Central | To Walmart East via Central Avenue | 30 min | 60 min | 6:30 18:24 | 9:45 17:24 | link |
| 3 | Northcentral | To Walmart East via Eighth Avenue North | 30 min | 60 min | 6:23 18:29 | 9:38 17:29 | link |
| 4 | Southcentral | To Walmart East via Sixth Avenue South | 30 min | 60 min | 6:23 18:28 | 9:38 17:28 | link |
| 5 | Northwest | To Division road via Central Avenue West, 6th St NW, 3rd Ave NW, 14th St NW, 7th Ave NW, 9th St NW, Smelter Avenue, 5th St NW, 14 Ave NW and 1st St NW | 30 min | 60 min | 6:28 18:25 | 10:10 17:25 | link |
| 6 | Northeast | To Division road via 1/2 Ave N, 14/15 St N, 15th St NE, Chicago, 21st St NE, Smelter Avenue, 8th St NE, 9th St NE, 36th Ave NE, 6th St NE, 33rd Ave NE and 2nd St NE | 30 min | 60 min | 6:21 18:33 | 10:10 17:33 | link |
| 7 | Southwest | To Great Falls Marketplace via 3rd St NW, Northwest Bypass Shopping and 6th St NW | 60 min | 60 min | 6:25 18:27 | 10:10 17:27 | link |
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