About Southern Idaho
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At A Glance
The largest city in south-central Idaho, Twin Falls is about 30 miles north of the Idaho-Nevada state line and roughly midway between Boise and Pocatello.
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Southern Idaho, ID: The Facts
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Fast Facts
Skandi-Dag Skandinavian Festival is held each June in Freedom Park in Burley. The Gooding Basque Cultural Center serves a multi-course Basque supper the first Friday of each month. Twin Falls County was named for the falls of the Snake River. The surrounding area is known as the Magic Valley.Southern Idaho, ID: The Flavor
Outdoor Activities Draw Daredevils by the Thousands to Southern Idaho
If you’ve ever crossed Twin Falls’ Perrine Bridge and thought you saw someone plunge off it into the Snake River Canyon below‚ it wasn’t your imagination.
Southern Idaho Food
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College of Southern Idaho Gears Courses to Address Community Needs
St. Luke’s Mountain States Tumor Institute Treats the Whole Person
Major Projects Showcase Region’s Growth as Business, Residential Center
Magic Valley Embraces Its Creative Side by Supporting the Arts
Perrine Bridge Festival Raises Money for Children with Special Needs
Stunning Falls
At 212 feet in height, Shoshone Falls is sometimes referred to as the “Niagara of the West.”
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