Idaho

Idaho is a United States's state located in the Western Region (Mountain) of United States. In 2000, the population was 1293953. It has an estimated population (as of July 2008) of 1523816, It is United States's 12th smallest by population . The state comprises an area of 83570.08 sq mi (216445.51 square kilometre), of which, 82747.21 square miles (214314.29 square kilometre) of it is land and 822.87 square miles (2131.22 square kilometre) of it is water, makes it the 14th largest by total area in United States.

Idaho United States
Map of Idaho in United States

As of the census of 2000, there were 1293953 people, 469645 households, and 335588 families living in the state. The population density was 15.6 people per square mile (6.02/kmē), it is the seventh least populated state in terms of population density. There were 527824 housing units at an average density of 6.4 per square mile (2.47/kmē). It has an average household size was 2.69 persons, and the average family size was 3.17 persons. In the state the population is diverse age-wise, with 28.5% under the age of 18, 10.7% from 18 to 24, 28% from 25 to 44, 21.5% from 45 to 64, and 11.3% who were 65 or older. For every 100 females there were 100.5 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 98.5 males. The median age is 33.2 years, the median age of male residents at 32.2 and the median age of female residents at 34.2. Its population was estimated at 1293953 in July 2008, The racial makeup of the state was 90.99% White, 0.42% Black or African American, 1.36% American Indian, 0.92% Asian, 0.1% Native Hawaiian, 1.98% from two or more races and 4.23% Other races.

Idaho Population
Population 2000-2008
Idaho School Enrollment
School Enrollment 2000
Idaho Races
Races 2000
Idaho GDP
GDP 2000 - 2008
Idaho GDP per capita
GDP Per Capita 2008

The median income for a household in the state was $37572, it is the 15th poorest state in terms of median household income. The median income for a family in the state was $43490, it is the 11th poorest state in terms of median family income. The per capita income for the state was $17841, it is tenth poorest state by per capita income in United States. The median income of state was $19515, The median income for males was $25273, compared to $13610 for females. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Idaho in 2008 was $52.7 billion, Idaho would be the ninth lowest state by gross domestic product in the U.S. state of America. The states per capita personal income in 2008 was $29890.

In 2000, 368579 pupils and students, of which 187122 are male and 181457 are female, 28.48% of the total population, are in the education system. Of which, total enrollment of student are in, 20764 nursery or pri school, 19149 kindergarten, 165698 elementary school, 85576 high school and 77392 College graduate school.

Rank County Total Area mi2 Land Area mi2 Water Area mi2 Population Density mi2 Per capita Income House hold Income Family Income
1 Ada County 1060.33 1054.99 5.34 300904 285.2 22519 46140 54416
2 Adams County 1370 1364.58 5.43 3476 2.5 14908 28423 32335
3 Bannock County 1147.46 1113.3 34.16 75565 67.9 17148 36683 44192
4 Bear Lake County 1049.44 971.38 78.05 6411 6.6 13592 32162 38351
5 Benewah County 783.98 776.07 7.91 9171 11.8 15285 31517 36000
6 Bingham County 2120.24 2094.73 25.51 41735 19.9 14365 36423 40312
7 Blaine County 2661.02 2644.78 16.24 18991 7.2 31346 50496 60037
8 Boise County 1906.76 1902.46 4.3 6670 3.5 18787 38651 43138
9 Bonner County 1919.59 1737.67 181.92 36835 21.2 17263 32803 37930
10 Bonneville County 1900.65 1868.48 32.18 82522 44.2 18326 41805 48216
11 Boundary County 1278.21 1268.81 9.4 9871 7.8 14636 31250 36440
12 Butte County 2233.59 2232.85 0.74 2899 1.3 14948 30473 36950
13 Camas County 1079.02 1074.96 4.06 991 0.9 19550 34167 40156
14 Canyon County 603.51 589.72 13.79 131441 222.9 15155 35884 40377
15 Caribou County 1798.62 1766.01 32.61 7304 4.1 15179 37609 42630
16 Cassia County 2580.31 2566.45 13.86 21416 8.3 14087 33322 38162
17 Clark County 1765.21 1764.63 0.58 1022 0.6 11141 31576 31534
18 Clearwater County 2488.1 2461.4 26.7 8930 3.6 15463 32071 37259
19 Custer County 4936.79 4925.45 11.34 4342 0.9 15783 32174 39551
20 Elmore County 3100.51 3077.57 22.93 29130 9.5 16773 35256 37823
21 Franklin County 668.36 665.43 2.92 11329 17 13702 36061 40185
22 Fremont County 1895.59 1866.76 28.84 11819 6.3 13965 33424 36715
23 Gem County 565.75 562.58 3.17 15181 27 15340 34460 40195
24 Gooding County 733.84 730.78 3.06 14155 19.4 14612 31888 36290
25 Idaho County 8502.48 8484.88 17.59 15511 1.8 14411 29515 33919
26 Jefferson County 1105.55 1095.08 10.47 19155 17.5 13838 37737 41530
27 Jerome County 601.87 599.84 2.03 18342 30.6 15530 34696 39083
28 Kootenai County 1315.69 1245.12 70.57 108685 87.3 18430 37754 42905
29 Latah County 1076.89 1076.65 0.24 34935 32.4 16690 32524 46303
30 Lemhi County 4569.5 4564.16 5.35 7806 1.7 16037 30185 35261
31 Lewis County 479.81 479.04 0.77 3747 7.8 15942 31413 37336
32 Lincoln County 1205.86 1205.53 0.33 4044 3.4 14257 32484 36792
33 Madison County 473.36 471.52 1.84 27467 58.3 10956 32607 40880
34 Minidoka County 762.98 759.62 3.36 20174 26.6 13813 32021 36500
35 Nez Perce County 856.36 849.08 7.28 37410 44.1 18544 36282 44212
36 Oneida County 1201.61 1200.33 1.28 4125 3.4 13829 34309 38341
37 Owyhee County 7696.71 7677.98 18.72 10644 1.4 13405 28339 32856
38 Payette County 410.19 407.52 2.67 20578 50.5 14924 33046 37430
39 Power County 1442.6 1405.57 37.03 7538 5.4 14007 32226 36685
40 Shoshone County 2635.5 2633.91 1.59 13771 5.2 15934 28535 35694
41 Teton County 450.57 450.36 0.21 5999 13.3 17778 41968 45848
42 Twin Falls County 1928.47 1925.03 3.44 64284 33.4 16678 34506 39886
43 Valley County 3733.66 3677.82 55.84 7651 2.1 19246 36927 42283
44 Washington County 1473.54 1456.32 17.23 9977 6.9 15464 30625 35542