Gem County, Administrative division in Idaho, United States.
Gem County is an administrative division in Idaho covering terrain traversed by the Payette River. The region encompasses agricultural lands and residential areas administered from Emmett.
The county was formed in 1915 from portions of Canyon County and Boise County. Its name reflects Idaho's reputation as the Gem State.
The population of 19,123 residents maintains strong connections to farming traditions while participating in regular community gatherings at the county courthouse.
County services operate from the courthouse located in Emmett. Visitors can find information and services related to property and vehicle matters there.
The region provides protected habitat for the Idaho ground squirrel. This native species relies on the local landscape for survival.
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