Eagle

Eagle is a residential city situated northwest of Boise in Ada County, Idaho, sprawling across hilly terrain with mountain views surrounding the neighborhoods. The town features tree-lined streets, family homes, parks, and local shops that form the backbone of daily life.

Truman Coe Catlin established the first settlement in 1863, initially farming crops before shifting to dairy production. The development of irrigation systems proved crucial to the region's agricultural growth over time.

The Eagle Public Library maintains educational programs throughout the year, connecting residents through reading initiatives and community activities.

Visitors can access parks, trails, and public spaces that are walkable and offer outdoor recreation. The city is easily reached by car from downtown Boise and provides access to shops and schools.

The Eagle Fish Hatchery, founded in the 1940s, works to protect Snake River sockeye salmon from extinction. This breeding facility plays an important role in regional conservation efforts.

Location: Ada County

Elevation above the sea: 782 m

Website: http://cityofeagle.org

GPS coordinates: 43.69306,-116.34639

Latest update: December 17, 2025 08:45