Canyon County

Canyon County covers southwestern Idaho with a mix of urban centers and farmland spread across the Snake River Plain. The area includes cities like Caldwell and Nampa alongside extensive rural territories.

The county was established in 1891 as part of Idaho's territorial development in the southwestern region. This creation helped organize the growing population and land management across the area.

Agriculture remains deeply woven into the daily life of communities here, with farmers markets and harvest festivals bringing residents together throughout the year. These events show how local people maintain their connection to the land and traditional ways.

The Courthouse in Caldwell offers services for vehicle registration and property tax matters for residents of the area. Visitors can find basic administrative information at this central location.

Celebration Park holds Native American petroglyphs carved into dark basalt rocks along the Snake River banks. These ancient carvings reveal the long presence of people in the region.

Location: Idaho

Inception: March 7, 1891

Capital city: Caldwell

Shares border with: Payette County, Gem County, Ada County, Owyhee County, Malheur County

Website: http://canyonco.org

GPS coordinates: 43.63000,-116.71000

Latest update: December 22, 2025 22:22