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  1. Habitat for Humanity of the San Juans-Montrose - 1601 North Townsend Avenue

    1601 North Townsend Avenue, Montrose CO 81401

    4.1 Good 153 reviews

    “I really enjoy coming here! They always have the most unique and interesting finds, the selection on products is plentiful. Chances are if you're needing it, whatever it is, they'll have it somewhere!However it's a shame that they did away with their book section!! Was one of the reasons I came to visit. The staff is friendly, and the prices are right.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1601 Oxbow Drive Ste 340

    1601 Oxbow Drive Ste 340, Montrose CO 81401

    4 Good 55 reviews

    “We stopped here during our road trip through the great state of Colorado to pick up some reasonably priced snacks, beverages, and ibuprofen. The store had everything we needed, and the prices were excellent. In fact, it ended up being even cheaper than the Walmart located just down the road in the same shopping complex. It was a quick, convenient stop that helped keep our travel budget in check. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking to save a few dollars while on the road.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1840 East Main Street

    1840 East Main Street, Montrose CO 81401

    3.7 Good 78 reviews

    “Delozier in the stores always clever witty and easy to talk to he's always extremely busy but not to the point of poor customer service thanks dollar general”

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