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the state of Idaho is the  only state seal in the  united states designed
by a women.

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Idaho is known as the  gem state

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Idaho is known as the  gem state.

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boise is the capital of ldaho.

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The Department derives its statutory authority from multiple sections of Idaho Code.

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Idaho produces more potatoes and trout than any other state in the nation.

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Mining continued to be the main economy driver in Idaho well into the 20th century. Eventually, potato and wheat farming also took root in the southern portions of the state, and in 1936, Sun Valley Resort opened as one of America’s first ski resorts.

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Northern Idaho is much less populated and known for its stubborn individualists. The concept of personal liberties is taken very seriously, a throwback to the pioneers who mined, farmed, and traded in the state’s infancy.

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In the mid-1800s, thousands of pioneers passed through Idaho along the Oregon Trail en route to the Pacific California Gold Rush spots.

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Lewis and Clark travel through Idaho on their way to the Pacific Ocean.

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Lewis and Clark travel through Idaho on their way to the Pacific Ocean.

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People have lived in the land of Idaho for thousands of years. When the Europeans arrived there were two major Native American tribes in the region: the Nez Perce in the north and the Shoshone to the south. Both tribes lived similar lifestyles.

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Rigby, Idaho, is known as the birthplace of television. Inventor Philo Farnsworth, who grew up in the tiny town, reportedly sketched out the principle behind the technology for a high school science paper.

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Idaho’s State Capitol, constructed between 1905 and 1920, is the only capitol building in the nation to be heated by geothermal water from a source 3,000 feet below the ground. In operation since 1982, the water system currently heats about 1.5 million square feet within the Capitol Mall complex.

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Carved by the Snake River, Hell’s Canyon is North America’s deepest river gorge—even deeper than the Grand Canyon—with a width of ten miles and a depth of 7,913 feet below He Devil Peak in the Seven Devils Mountains.

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In 1891, Emma Edwards Green, who had previously attended art school in New York, entered and won a competition sponsored by the First Legislature for the State of Idaho with her depiction of a miner, a woman signifying justice and various state natural resources.

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Idaho is twice as large as the six New England states combined With an abundance of scenic mountains, lakes, rivers and outdoor attractions, the state draws more than 20 million tourists each year.

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Its state capital, Boise, is also its largest city with more than 200,000 residents.

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After gold was discovered at Orofino Creek in 1860, prospectors swarmed into the territory, but they left little more than a number of ghost towns.

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After gold was discovered at Orofino Creek in 1860, prospectors swarmed into the territory, but they left little more than a number of ghost towns.

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he region was explored by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark in 1805–1806.

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most people don´t now much about idaho