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Of the 44 Idaho counties two share a common highpoint. Bob Packard and Ken Jones jointed forces on their last Idaho county to achieve a simultaneous state completion on September 3, 2001 at 10:35 AM MDST (Mountain Daylight Savings Time). Dan Robbins, Idaho resident, completed in October 2004. |
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        topo chart / aerial image
Adams County - Monument Peak and spot elevation 4,600 feet south (8,920+ feet)        Monument Peak         spot elevation
Bannock County - Bonneville Peak (9,271 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Bear Lake County - Meade Peak (9,957 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Benewah County - unnamed area (6,160+ feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Bingham County - USGS BM Blackfoot (7,550 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Blaine County - Hyndman Peak (12,009 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Boise County - Mount Cramer (10,716 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Bonner County - Scotchman Peak (7,009 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Bonneville County - Mount Baird (10,025 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Boundary County - unnamed point (7,709 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Butte County - Diamond Peak (12,197 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Camas County - 1,200 feet west of 10,337 foot spot elevation (10,360+ feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Canyon County - Pickles Butte (3,084 feet)        topo chart / aerial image         photos
Caribou County - Meade Peak (9,957 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Cassia County - Cache Peak (10,339 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Clark County - two points east of Webber Peak (11,200+ feet)        area 1         area 2
Clearwater County - Rhodes Peak (7,930 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Custer County - Borah Peak (12,662 feet and State Highpoint)        topo chart / aerial image         photos
Elmore County - Snowyside Peak (10,651 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Franklin County - spot elevation (9,484 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Fremont County - three points on state line (10,400+ feet)        area 1         area 2         area 3
Gem County - spot elevation (7,971 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Gooding County - on north county line (6,360+ feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Idaho County - He/She Devil (9,400+ feet) and unnamed point (9,439 feet)        He Devil         She Devil         point 9439
Jefferson County - spot elevation on Kelly Mountain (6,664 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Jerome County - on east county line (ca 4,760 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Kootenai County - Latour Peak (6,408 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Latah County - Bald Mountain (5,320+ feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Lemhi County - Bell Mountain (11,612 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Lewis County - spot elevation (4,795 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Lincoln County - unnamed point (5,950 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Madison County - Red Butte (8,108 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Minidoka County - Bear Den Butte (5,104 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Nez Perce County - unnamed area (5,360+ feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Oneida County - Oxford Peak (9,282 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Owyhee County - Hayden Peak (8,403 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Payette County - two unnamed points (4,763 feet)        area 1         area 2
Power County - Deep Creek Peak (8,748 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Shoshone County - Illinois Peak (7,690 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Teton County - Garns Mountain (9,016 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Twin Falls County - two unnamed points (7,840+ feet)        area 1         area 2
Valley County - Big Baldy (9,705 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Washington County - Cuddy Mountain (7,867 feet)        topo chart / aerial image
Disclaimer
Attempting to reach some of the points listed in this web site can be dangerous, and could lead to accidents resulting in injury or death. Some of the summits lie in rugged and isolated regions, where even minor mishaps can escalate into a life threatening crisis. Other locations lie on private property, military bases, and other areas where access is restricted. Trespassing in these areas can result in being arrested, shot at, or worse. Right of access to these areas is constantly changing, and access in the past does not guarantee present access. By use of this web page, the reader hereby releases the trip report authors, trip report compiler, and webmaster from liability for any injury, including but not limited to monetary loss, death, and other damages that might in any way be connected with this web site. FAIR WARNING: These are "armchair mountaineer" articles, an offering for amusement, not action. Many of these peaks are potentially life threatening, or are on private property. Adequate mountaineer training and/or owner's permission are required if you choose to pursue this list. The authors cited on this page accept no responsibility for injury, or any liability related to these route descriptions.State Hyperlinks / Text-only Home Page | Introduction | Highpoint Superlatives |
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