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ELMORE
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Updated September 2009
Elmore County was established February 7, 1889
with its county seat at
Rocky Bar.
The county was named for the
the area's greatest
silver and gold producer of the 1860's.
The
Oregon Trail crossed the
A station on the overland stage route, originally named
Rattlesnake,
was moved to the
railroad line and became Mountain Home.
On
Communities include:
Elmore county is home to three of
Idaho's major reservoirs;
Lucky Peak, Anderson
Ranch, and Arrowrock and
also home to Idaho's
only major military installation,
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