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Twin Falls County, Idaho City of Twin Falls Celebrates 100 years with The Blessing of The Waters 2004 Twin Falls was incorporated as a village April 12, 1905. Appointment of the trustees was made by the board of commissioners of Cassia county. |
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Chris Storey is the
County coordinator.
Shoshone Falls is higher than Niagara.
Twin Falls County was created in
1907,
from the parent county of Cassia.
It consists of the communities
of Buhl,
Castleford, Filer, Hansen, Hollister,
Kimberly,
Murtaugh, Rogerson and Twin Falls.
The County was named for the twin waterfalls that cascades over the rocks of the Snake River as it makes it's way through the Magic Valley. Further down the Snake River flows over the Shoshone Falls.
The extinct towns of Abbey, Amsterdam, Artesian City, Austin, Berger, Clover, Dry Town, Milner, Mudbarville, Rock Creek, Roseworth, Salmon Falls, Springtown and Waterburg were once in the boundaries of what is now Twin Falls County.
When searching for a specific person always check neighboring Counties as County boundaries were and are deceptive. Keep checking back as new articles are always being added!
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Page Update December 2012
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