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Hey, John, isn't there still only one area code in ID?

Other than the inversion layer in the winter from all the wood stoves, 
I think Treasure Valley is a capital place to live (and visit, as I've 
done the latter a lot from 1976 on.)

The jet stream's dip generally misses it, and the milder weather is 
sure welcome.  Still a darn bit colder than what you're used to, Tiff!

Steph & John's Oreana is gorgeous, but probably a bit far from St. 
Luke's as a commuting distance but not by Calif stds.   St. Al's, 
further into town is a major hospital.  I love the "culture" of a 
capital city, grew up in one.  Lots of schools, tends to be a lot going 
on.  Lucky Peak reservoir, rafting through town, lots to do.

Lynne

On Dec 17, 2003, at 4:38 PM, John Teeter wrote:

> What is the size of a city (when is a city a town and vice versa)?
>
> I'm not sure but there are only 4-6 cities in Idaho:)
>
> Boise, Nampa, Caldwell, Meridian are all part of the "treasure valley".
> Twin Falls is the center of the Majic Valley
> Pocotello and Idaho Falls on the east side.
>
> that's about it for south Idaho. Now things are a bit more sparse up 
> north:)
>
> jt.
> http://www.idaho.com/
> http://www.visitid.org/
> http://www.idahoparks.org/
> http://www.idoc.state.id.us/data/census/
> http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/16000.html


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