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IDAHO MAPS SERIES:
A Peripheral View of How Communities Makes a County in Idaho
Idaho Places offers general localities that makes a community within Idaho's counties. This section is a peripheral view of what's cities, towns, or unincorporated communities, and perhaps known ghost towns of Idaho.
Idaho Places: Cities, Towns & Communities
Idaho's Eastern Counties
Idaho’s central counties consist of thirteen counties, which none, but one---Oneida County---were not incorporated until end of the nineteenth century and into the early twentieth century. Oneida County was a part of the few original counties that were organized by 1864 under the Idaho territorial legislature.
The following counties (from north to south) are: Clark, Fremont, Jefferson, Madison, Teton, Bingham, Bonneville, Power, Bannock, Caribou, Oneida, Franklin, and Bear Lake counties. To learn about each county’s communities name-place, simply click on the county’s name on map.
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- an unincorporated community within the county.
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- a census-designated place (CDP) -- the U.S. Census Bureau states that these census-designated places are not considered incorporated places, and it includes only census-designated places in its city population list for various states that has many incorporated communities.
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- not the defunct Tamarack Resort that's located in Valley County, Idaho.
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- this city is partially incorporated into both Bannock County, Idaho, and Power County, Idaho.
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- a previously known community, where such criteria as village, town or city had once been designated as, has become permanently abandoned or deserted by its inhabitants completely, whether its structures still exists in parts or in whole.