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Idaho Map

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"In 1853, Oregon became its own territory and Idaho became part of the Washington Territory. Idaho grew in population after gold was discovered in 1860
and, in 1863, became its own territory called Idaho Territory. It was many years later, on July 3, 1890, that Idaho joined the Union as the 43rd state."

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Ada	Adams	Alturas	Bannock
Bear Lake	Benewah	Bingham	Blaine
Boise	Bonner	Bonneville	Boundary
Butte	Camas	Canyon	Caribou
Cassia	Clark	Clearwater	Custer
Elmore	Franklin	Fremont	Gem
Gooding	Idaho	Jefferson	Jerome
Kootenai	Latah	Lemhi	Lewis
Lincoln	Madison	Minidoka	Nez Perce
Oneida	Owyhee	Payette	Power
Shoshone	Teton	Twin Falls	Valley
Washington		Statewide	Unknown County

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