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1984 costs of alternative tillage systems in the winter wheat-dry pea area of the Palouse region of Washington and Idaho (Extension bulletin) by Dana Hoag, 1984
Placer deposits of the Elk City region (Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology. Pamphlet) by Rolland R Reid, 1960
Palouse bibliography: A listing of journal articles, theses, symposia, research reports, and monographs related to the Palouse geographic region and environs ... southeastern Washington and northern Idaho by Marilyn Von Seggern, 1989
Idaho geographical regions by John M Crowley, 1967
Reconnaissance geology of the Elk City region, Idaho (Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology Pamphlet) by Rolland R Reid, 1959
Trap rocks of Palouse region as road material (Bulletin / Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station) by C. N Little, 1904
The Conservation biology alternative for grizzly bear population restoration in the greater Salmon-Selway region of central Idaho and western Montana (Alliance for the Wild Rockies special report) by Mike Bader, 1996
Handbook to health care in central Idaho, Region II by Greg Heartburg, 1975
Map of southern Idaho and the adjacent regions by Charles Drayton Gibbes, 1880
Rhizosphaera needlecast of Colorado blue spruce in northern Idaho (Report / Forest Pest Management, Northern Region, Forest Service) by Robert L James, 1994
The archeology of the Sheepeater Battleground and Redfish Overhang sites: Settlement model for central Idaho (Archeological report - Forest Service, Intermountain Region) by Joseph G Gallagher, 1979
Social-economic profile southwest Idaho, Region III Boise (BLM) District by Lawrence D Irvin, 1976
Region 6 (Idaho Falls) lowland lakes and reservoirs investigations ;: Region 6 (Idaho Falls) rivers and streams investigations ; Region 6 (Idaho Falls) ... fisheries management investigations) by Steve Elle, 1987
An overview of archeological resources in Region One National Forests in northern Idaho: Final report, Salmon River to the Canadian Line by David G Rice, 1974

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Washington Wineries, Oregon Wineries, BC Wineries, Idaho Wineries - The Pacific
A comprehensive guide to Pacific Northwest wines, wineries and wineregions of Oregon, Washington, idaho and British Columbia. Nearby
http://www.winesnw.com/

Extractions: Country P acific Northwest wine country, its wineries and wines can all be thoroughly explored and enjoyed using Wines Northwest a one-stop, interactive tour guide full of maps and information about the wines and wine regions within Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and British Columbia. L ists of Northwest wineries wine shops and wine bars tour guides and driving services are all organized within each region, along with nearby lodging and dining suggestions and a calendar of upcoming wine events. P lan your own wine tour using our maps which show wineries open to the public and there general locations; find a Pacific Northwest wine-country event you want to attend in our regional calendars , or browse through tasting notes of Northwest wines . If you simply need basic contact information about a particular winery, see our alphabetical lists, organized by state or province L earn which grape varieties are grown in which Pacific Northwest wine regions, and what types of wines are made from those grapes, using our Wine Cellar G o ahead... it's fun and easy to navigate through our interactive tour-planning guide. Create your own tour in the Pacific Northwest
Water Rights - Idaho Department Of Water Resources
EASTERN REGION 01, 11, 13, 15, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 29, 31 used courtesyof the Gilcrease Museum All Other Materials © 2000-2002, idaho Department of
http://www.idwr.state.id.us/water/rights/basins.htm

Extractions: If you have a specific question regarding water rights, you can speak to a water rights agent at any of the IDWR offices To ask a general question or request information about water rights, email us IDWR has divided the state into more than 50 uniquely numbered administrative basins in order to coordinate water management activities. Each basin is assigned to one of the four IDWR regions. Basin responsibilities are as follows: NORTHERN REGION - 03, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85l, 86, 87, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97 98 WESTERN REGION - 02, 03, 51, 55, 57, 61, 63, 65, 67, 69, 77, 78, 79 SOUTHERN REGION - 01, 36, 37, 41, 43, 45, 47, 71, 72 EASTERN REGION - 01, 11, 13, 15, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 29, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 73, 74, 75
Patrol - Idaho State Police
Boundary and ShoshoneCounties. Region 2 Services in Latah, Lewis, NezPerce, Clearwater, Adams and idaho Counties. Region 3 Services
http://www.isp.state.id.us/patrol/

Extractions: Providing a safe environment for the motoring public since 1929. Our personnel are responsible for enforcing traffic laws, investigating traffic collisions, assisting motorists and conducting criminal interdiction on the state's interstate highways, state highways and secondary highways. The patrol force also provides local police agencies and sheriff's offices with assistance in performing other law enforcement duties as required. Common Questions
Idaho Watercolor Society Information And Galleries
PURPOSE The idaho Watercolor Society was founded in the fall of 1979 to Each regionsponsors at least four activities a year, including a regional open show
http://www.makart.com/iws/

Extractions: Galleries by Region North Above North Gallery South East Region Gallery ABOUT THE IWS PURPOSE: The Idaho Watercolor Society was founded in the fall of 1979 to support and promote the aqua media, and to educate the public as to the significance of the media. SCHOLARSHIPS: In an effort to support beginning watercolorists, the IWS annually provides cash scholarships and a one-year paid IWS memberships to outstanding college or university students. Monies are derived from donations and from Ruth Clark Scholarship Fund, named in honor of the IWS founding mother. ADMINISTRATION: The Board of Directors includes elected officers, committee chairpersons, and regional representatives. Each region sponsors at least four activities a year, including a regional open show in which every member of the region may display work. HISTORY: From a charter membership of fewer than 20 members, the organization has grown to over 280 statewide. Regional groups are located in Boise, Moscow, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Falls, Pocatello, and Twin Falls.
SCBWI WA/NID Home Page
If you re into writing or illustrating children s books, take a look at what theWashington/Northern idaho Region of the Society of Children s Book Writers and
http://www.scbwi-washington.org/
Regional News
Falls and Pocatello Region 5-6 Ammon (population about 6500), just outside IdahoFalls, has a story being repeated in rapidly growing regions of the state.
http://www.idahosmartgrowth.org/favorite.htm

Extractions: The Pocatello region is just finishing up it’s "Our Valley, Our Vision" visioning and planning project. One of the project’s major findings: residents want to accommodate future population growth by encouraging pedestrian-oriented development that is contiguous to existing built-up areas. The project includes the development of new comprehensive plans for Pocatello and Chubbuck. Both plans will include chapters on growth management – perhaps a first for cities in Idaho. A group of citizens and business interests have started Project HOPE (Heart of Pocatello Enterprise) to revitalize downtown Pocatello. Improvements currently being planned include an exhibition hall/recreation center, pedestrian mall, and a civic auditorium. Also, the effort to create a new land trust in Bannock County, the Portnuef Valley Land Trust, is moving forward. Go Pocatello! Wood River Valley - Region 4 Blaine County Citizens for Smart Growth is a non-profit advocacy group focused on smart growth issues that affect Blaine County such as; the challenges of growth in a resort community and maintaining quality of life as related to hillside development, community housing, transportation, open space protection and water qulaity. A recent success includes defeating a proposed hillside development at the entrance to Sun Valley. More often BCCSG influences issues as one of several community members steering long-range planning.
State Of Idaho Employment Application
Statewide All of idaho. Region 1 - North idaho. Athol. Coeur d Alene. Kingston. Winchester. Region 3 - Southwest idaho. Banks. Cascade.
http://www.dhr.state.id.us/forms/pc1.htm

Extractions: Division of Human Resources, PO Box 83720, 700 W. State St., Boise, Idaho 83720-0066 PLEASE NOTE: Complete all parts of the application. If your application is incomplete, or does not clearly show the experience and/or training required, your application may not be accepted. If you have no information to enter in a section, please write N/A. Announcement Number Position Title (Job for which you are applying) Name and Address Name (First, MI, Last) Social Security Number Mailing Address City, State, and Zip Code Home Phone Message Phone E-mail Address May we use e-mail to contact you?
State Of Idaho United States County, Region, Tourism And State Index Information
Kootenai, Shoshone and Benewah. Region. South East idaho information.Region. Treasure Valley. Community Planning Association (COMPASS
http://www.globalindex.com/comindex/id/co_id.shtml

Extractions: Advertising Information Ada. Ada County Information. (Boise-county seat, Eagle, Garden City, Hidden Valley, Meridian) Adams. Adams County Information. (Council) Bannock. Bannock County Information. (Chubbuck, Downey, Pocatello-county seat) Bannock. Bannock County information. Bear Lake. Bear Lake County Information. (Montpelier, Paris-county seat) Benewah. Benewah County Information. (St. Maries-county seat) Benewah. Benewah County information. Bingham. Bingham County information. (Blackfoot-county seat, Shelley) Bingham.
Idaho Depository Libraries
NORTHERN REGION University of idaho University of idaho College of Law LewisClark State College North idaho College East Bonner County Library
http://www.lib.uidaho.edu/govdoc/idl.html

Extractions: Last updated November 8, 2002 Albertson College of Idaho Northwest Nazerene University Boise State University Boise Public Library ... Idaho State Law Library Address: N. L. Terteling Library - 0138 2112 Cleveland Caldwell, ID 83605-4432 Contact: Dale Corning, Christine Schutz Phone: 208-459-5505, 208-459-5524 Fax: 208-454-5299 E-Mail: dcorning@albertson.edu cschutz@albertson.edu Designation year: GPO:1930; Idaho: 1972 Collections: Federal (11%); State (moderate) Notes: Public; no fee; circ; ILL (restrictions) Address: John E. Riley Library - 0138A 623 Holly at Dewey St. Nampa, ID 83686-5897 Contact: LaRita Schandorff Phone: 208-467-8606 Fax: 208-467-8610 E-Mail: llschandorff@nnu.edu Designation year: GPO: 1984; Idaho: 1972 Collections: Federal (16%); State (moderate) Notes: Private; no fee; circ; ILL (restrictions) Address: Albertsons Library - 0136A P. O. Box 46 1910 University Drive Boise, ID 83725-1430
PlanetWare Travel Planner
idaho City, 43.50N, 115.50W. idaho Falls, 43.29N, 112.00W. Jerome, 42.44N,114.31W. Wallace, 47.28N, 115.56W. Winchester, 46.13N, 116.38W. TouristRegions,
http://www.planetware.com/towns/PRUSID.HTM
Idaho Health Care Association - Assisted Living And Residential Care
Region 1. Boundary, Bonner, Kootenai, Benewah, Shoshone. Region 2. Latah, Nez Perce,Lewis Clearwater, idaho. Region 3. Valley, Boise, Gem, Ada, Elmore. Region 4.
http://www.ihca-net.org/public/findfac.html

Extractions: Finding a Facility After you and your family doctor discuss the type of services needed, you can obtain a list of facilities that offer these services in your area from the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. Your doctor or social worker usually will be familiar with area facilities. Other sources of information include the Idaho Health Care Association, an affiliate of the American Health Care Association; local medical societies; hospital discharge planners; local or county aging agencies and ombudsmen; and health or human services departments. Friends and neighbors may offer information if they are acquainted with someone in a nearby facility. Religious organizations also may recommend local facilities. Reports of inspections conducted by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare are also available for review. Customer satisfaction, clinical quality and state survey inspection reports may provide a more objective view of the facility. Check with the facility about obtaining copies of these reports.
Information On Winter Tales And Trails: Skiing, Snowshoeing And Snowboarding In
Ketchum Region Chapter 15 High Desert Mosaic Chapter 16 YellowstoneIsland ParkRegion Chapter 17 Teton National Park-Teton Pass-East idaho Region Chapter 18
http://www.isu.edu/outdoor/WinterTales.html

Extractions: Winter Tales and Trails is a guidebook to cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowboarding and backcountry skiing in Idaho, the Tetons and Yellowstone National Parks. It includes hundreds of cross-country ski and snowshoe trails, details on routes for dozens of backcountry skiing and snowboarding excursions, and loads of stories about the history of skiing and winter travel in the west. For over 20 years, the author, Ron Watters, has been exploring, writing, and collecting information about winter recreation in this beautiful corner of the west. He knows his topic, and he knows how to strike a balance, including information on easy-going and safe trails for beginners and families as well as challenging areas for experienced backcountry users.
About Idaho - Idaho Events, Activities, Sights - Fishing And Hunting - Skiing, R
Welcome to idaho, lets take a look The northern third of idaho has the greatestconcentration of lakes in the West. But wait, there s more
http://www.idfishnhunt.com/aboutidahomenu2.html

Extractions: The world-renowned ski resort of Sun Valley is located in the heart of Idaho. The Craters of the Moon National Monument and Park where astronauts trained for their moon walk are an experience for everyone. Idaho is also rich with Indian heritage. Five tribes call Idaho home and work hard to keep their native traditions alive. If you time your visit right, you can take in one of many pow-wows held throughout the summer - - and even dance in one if you like. After a day of adventuring, an abundance of natural hot springs in which to soak can be found in all around the state.
Idaho Bed And Breakfasts, Inns, B&B's
idaho Destination Checkin Check-out OPTIONAL INPUT. guests. 1 State/Province moresearch options. Click here. idaho Bed Breakfast Inns.
http://www.bnbinns.com/states/ID.htm

Extractions: Check-in: Check-out: OPTIONAL INPUT guests State/Province: State/Province Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Dist. of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Guam Puerto Rico Virgin Island Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland NW Territories Nova Scotia Ontario Prince Edward Isl Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Territory
Beer Expedition (tm) - Idaho Breweries - Breweries And Beer Information
Twin Falls Region, 3. 1. 0. 0. 0. 0. 4. Total, 16. 9. 0. 0. 0. 0. 25. idaho BeerNews Rumors.
http://beerexpedition.com/id/index.shtml

Extractions: Return to the Beer Expedition! Idaho Breweries Current Page: North America : Idaho Breweries Breweries By Regions [By City] City -B- -M- -C- -L- -O- -H- Total Boise Region Includes: Boise Caldwell Eagle McCall ... Meridian Lewiston Region Includes: Lewiston Pocatello Region Includes: Idaho Falls Pocatello Victor Spokane WA Region Includes: Coeur D'Alene Moscow Post Falls Sandpoint Twin Falls Region Includes: Hailey Ketchum Twin Falls Total
Outdoor Idaho - Fish And Game Dept. Article
wildlife resources in the best interests of the wildlife and the residents of idaho. Theregions set down in the 1938 Initiative fairly split up the state as
http://www.idahoptv.org/outdoors/shows/fishandgame/initiative2.asp

Extractions: By Jack W. Fisher Idaho's politicians have undermined what voters intended when they passed a 1938 Fish and Game initiative. It's time to restore that system. Why do we need an initiative to select Fish and Game commissioners? Why do we want to go back to the 1938 Initiative as a model for our 2002 Initiative? Why do we want to have only five regions and five commissioners in the state? Why do we want six-year terms of office? Why is the provision that the governor can only fire a commissioner for "cause" so important? Why is not having a political balance on the commission important? And finally, why is it important that we create Citizen Wildlife Advisory councils in each region to select nominees from which the governor must select the commissioner to represent each region? Why, we ask? Because these are the changes that are needed to make our Fish and Game commission system whole again and demand that it get back to managing Idaho's wildlife and natural resources for fishing, hunting and outdoor recreation benefiting future generations as its first concern. The 1938 Initiative was created because the people got fed up with the process. Every time they got a new governor, they got a new Fish and Game Department from director clear down to the local game wardens, with little regard for any qualifications in managing wildlife. It was realized then that Idaho's wildlife should be managed for the benefit of all of its residents, not just those who currently happened to be in power.
Wildernet - Idaho
Recreation Recreation opportunities within idaho are as varied as the terrain horsebackriding and backpacking facilities are plentiful in every region of the
http://areas.wildernet.com/pages/area.cfm?areaID=ID&cu_id=1
Idaho - Tobacco News - GLOBALink
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http://news.globalink.org/region/286

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Developmental Disabilities Program
For information, you can visit the Region page, or any of the topics listed IdahoDepartment of Health and Welfare Division of Family and Community Services.
http://www2.state.id.us/dhw/ddweb/

Extractions: Developmental Disabilities Program Mission : We manage and deliver quality services for people of all ages with developmental disabilities. In partnership with community members, we provide leadership for a responsive system that provides choice and empowers families, individuals, and communities to strive toward self-direction. Through the promotion of relationships, use of natural supports, and stewardship of resources, we encourage people with developmental disabilities, families, and children to participate fully in all aspects of community life. The Developmental Disability program is administered by each separate Health and Welfare Region. For information, you can visit the Region page, or any of the topics listed here. To find out if you or someone you know is eligible for developmental disabilities services, contact the nearest ACCESS Unit.

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