Map of Twin Falls County, Idaho - Cities & Population, Where is Located?

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Twin Falls County Map, Idaho

Map of Twin Falls County, Idaho

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Map of Twin Falls County, Idaho

Twin Falls County is a county located in the U.S. state of Idaho. It's county seat is Twin Falls. As per 2020 census, the population of Twin Falls County is 92243 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 1,925 sq mi (4,986 km2). Twin Falls County was established on 1907.

Twin Falls County Facts

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
StateIdaho
County SeatTwin Falls
Largest City/TownTwin Falls
Established1907
Total Area1,928 sq mi (4,994 sq km)
Land Area1,921 sq mi (4,975 sq km)
Water Area7 sq mi (18 sq km)
Population90,714 (Census 2020)
Population Density47 people per sq mi
Time ZoneMountain Time Zone (MT)
Major HighwaysInterstate 84, U.S. Route 93, U.S. Route 30, Idaho State Highway 50
Major RiversSnake River, Rock Creek
Neighboring CountiesJerome County, Gooding County, Cassia County, Owyhee County, Elmore County
Famous ForShoshone Falls, Snake River Canyon, BASE jumping, and agriculture
Top AttractionsShoshone Falls, Perrine Bridge, Snake River Canyon, Centennial Waterfront Park, Evel Knievel Jump Site
Official WebsiteOfficial Website

About Twin Falls County, Idaho

Twin Falls County is located in south-central Idaho and was established in 1907. The county seat and largest city is Twin Falls. The county is known for dramatic canyon landscapes, irrigated agriculture, waterfalls along the Snake River, and outdoor recreation opportunities throughout the Magic Valley region. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_Falls_County,_Idaho?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

Cities and Communities in Twin Falls County, Idaho

City/TownPopulationLatitude & Longitude
Twin Falls (county seat)50,000+42.5629°N, 114.4609°W
Filer3,000+42.5702°N, 114.6075°W
Kimberly4,000+42.5330°N, 114.3642°W
Buhl4,000+42.6007°N, 114.7595°W
Hansen1,000+42.5291°N, 114.3017°W
Murtaugh100+42.4938°N, 114.1666°W
Castleford200+42.5224°N, 114.8748°W
Snake River Canyon AreaScenic Region42.5998°N, 114.4301°W

Best Golf Courses in Twin Falls County, Idaho

Golf CourseLocationLatitude & Longitude
Canyon Springs Golf CourseTwin Falls42.5852°N, 114.4621°W
Blue Lakes Country ClubTwin Falls42.5768°N, 114.4695°W
Twin Falls Golf ClubTwin Falls42.5571°N, 114.4702°W
Clear Lake Country ClubBuhl42.5968°N, 114.7729°W

What are Major Roads and Highways in Twin Falls County

Major highways connect Twin Falls County with Boise, Salt Lake City, and southern Idaho communities across the Snake River Plain and Magic Valley region. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_Falls_County,_Idaho?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

  • Interstate 84 - major east-west interstate across southern Idaho
  • U.S. Route 93 - major north-south route through Twin Falls
  • U.S. Route 30 - regional transportation corridor across the county
  • Idaho State Highway 50 - roadway connecting agricultural and rural communities

Neighboring Counties of Twin Falls County

  • Jerome County (north)
  • Gooding County (northwest)
  • Cassia County (east)
  • Owyhee County (west and south)
  • Elmore County (northwest)

What are Top Attractions in Twin Falls County, Idaho

The county offers waterfalls, canyon recreation, hiking, kayaking, scenic drives, and outdoor adventure opportunities throughout the Magic Valley region.

Main Sight NameCityFamous For
Shoshone FallsTwin FallsLarge waterfall known as the "Niagara of the West"
Perrine BridgeTwin FallsBASE jumping and scenic Snake River Canyon views
Snake River CanyonCountywideHiking, kayaking, and canyon scenery
Centennial Waterfront ParkTwin FallsRiver access, trails, and recreation
Evel Knievel Jump SiteTwin FallsHistoric motorcycle jump location
Dierkes LakeTwin FallsSwimming, hiking, and rock climbing
Balanced Rock Nearby AreaBuhl RegionUnique natural rock formation
Thousand Springs Scenic Byway Nearby AreaWestern RegionWaterfalls and scenic canyon drives
Rock Creek ParkTwin FallsUrban park and outdoor recreation
Magic Valley Agricultural RoutesCountywideFarmland scenery and rural landscapes

Distance from Twin Falls County to Nearby Cities

The following distances are measured by road (driving).

  • Twin Falls to Boise, Idaho - 128 mi (206 km)
  • Twin Falls to Pocatello, Idaho - 108 mi (174 km)
  • Twin Falls to Idaho Falls, Idaho - 166 mi (267 km)
  • Twin Falls to Sun Valley, Idaho - 82 mi (132 km)
  • Twin Falls to Salt Lake City, Utah - 220 mi (354 km)
  • Twin Falls to Reno, Nevada - 394 mi (634 km)
  • Twin Falls to Las Vegas, Nevada - 486 mi (782 km)
  • Twin Falls to Jackson, Wyoming - 218 mi (351 km)
  • Twin Falls to Yellowstone National Park - 271 mi (436 km)
  • Twin Falls to Portland, Oregon - 474 mi (763 km)
  • Twin Falls to Spokane, Washington - 485 mi (781 km)
  • Twin Falls to Denver, Colorado - 689 mi (1,109 km)

References

  1. Twin Falls County Official Website
  2. Twin Falls County, Idaho - Wikipedia
  3. U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts
  4. Visit Idaho Tourism
  5. Shoshone Falls Park