Gooding County, County in southern Idaho, United States
Description
Gooding County spans southern Idaho with open plains, agricultural land, and river valleys throughout the region. It consists mainly of farmland and rangeland with scattered small towns.
History
The county was established in 1913 when Lincoln County was divided to accommodate growing settlement in the region. It was named after Frank R. Gooding, who served as an earlier Idaho governor.
Culture
Farming and ranching define how people live here, shaping the economy and appearance of towns and rural areas. Visitors notice this agricultural character immediately when traveling through the region.
Practical
County administrative services and public records are available at the courthouse in Gooding city during regular business hours. Visitors should plan their visit accordingly, as services may have specific scheduling.
Did you know?
The Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument sits within the county and contains remains of prehistoric horses and other extinct animals from ancient times. This protected area draws visitors interested in paleontology and ancient life.
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Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument
23 km
Thousand Springs State Park
13.9 km
J. C. Penney Company Building
32.3 km
Little City of Rocks Wilderness Study Area
18.9 km
Owsley Bridge
24 km
Archie Webster House
35.3 km
Schubert Theatre
7.8 km
Jack Oughton House
32.6 km
Jerome City Pump House
36.4 km
Greer and Jennie Quay House
33.5 km
American Legion Hall
32.3 km
Custer Slaughter House
31.8 km
Jerome County Courthouse
35.6 km
Arnold Stevens House
32.3 km
Jose and Gertrude Anasola House
32.6 km
Galo Arambarri Boarding House
32.4 km
Frank J. Brick House
36.1 km
Thompson Mortuary Chapel
8 km
William Weigle House and Water Tank
28.7 km
E. C. Gleason House
36 km
Buhl IOOF Building
41.4 km
Thomas J. Kehrer House
28 km
Joseph Mandl House
35.7 km
George V. Doughty House and Garage
33.5 km
Wood River Center Grange No. 87
26.4 km
Don Tooley House
34.2 km
John F. Schmerschall House
35.9 km
Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument Visitor Center
18.7 km
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