[REWORK] Idaho rework tips (originally pre-research)
Re: Idaho pre-research tips
I have an urgent inclusion!
The city of lewiston must be included. They have a big paper mill I used to always take loads out of.
When you go in from the north there is a huge hill that is one of the coolest places with the nost mind blowing view I have ever been. I will need to dig out my pictures and figure out how to add them. Check it out thoroughly in your research!
The city of lewiston must be included. They have a big paper mill I used to always take loads out of.
When you go in from the north there is a huge hill that is one of the coolest places with the nost mind blowing view I have ever been. I will need to dig out my pictures and figure out how to add them. Check it out thoroughly in your research!
Re: Idaho pre-research tips
My post are only thoughts and ideas. Don't assume it makes ATS.
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Re: Idaho pre-research tips
I been up to Idaho a few times, some things that I remember:
US 93 coming up from Jackpot, Nevada connects right to Twin Falls and I-84 running through the Magic Valley. The Perrine bridge that crosses the Snake River and the nearby Shoshone Falls Park are pretty noteworthy scenry imo. rbsanford covered this in post #5, but I thought I'd second this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_Riv ... on_(Idaho)
US 95 coming down from Canada through the Idaho Panhandle (only US highway afaik through the area) to Coeur d' Alene is also very scenic (forests). Coeur d' Alene isn't very far from Spokane, Washington, so hopefully there's room for both.
US 93 coming up from Jackpot, Nevada connects right to Twin Falls and I-84 running through the Magic Valley. The Perrine bridge that crosses the Snake River and the nearby Shoshone Falls Park are pretty noteworthy scenry imo. rbsanford covered this in post #5, but I thought I'd second this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_Riv ... on_(Idaho)
US 95 coming down from Canada through the Idaho Panhandle (only US highway afaik through the area) to Coeur d' Alene is also very scenic (forests). Coeur d' Alene isn't very far from Spokane, Washington, so hopefully there's room for both.
Re: Idaho pre-research tips
The plant in question is called Potlatch, and the Lewiston Grade, as its commonly called rises up from the Snake River Valley before a junction takes you either to Pullman, WA or Moscow, ID [No, not Moscow Russia ]
Possible Garage locations:
Cour'de Alene, ID [spelling?]
Lewiston, ID
Boise, ID
Twin Falls, ID
Poccatello, ID
Idaho Falls, ID
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Re: Idaho pre-research tips
@Izmaragon - 'Coeur d'Alene' is what it's called. Also, 'Pocatello' only has one 'c'.
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Thank you for the corrections.. Haven't ever been through Pocatello... And get mixed up with CDA.
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Re: Idaho pre-research tips
This is a must-include area, IMO:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Piche ... 94.8307844
Wallace, Idaho, was slated for destruction as the Interstate came through, in order to pass this narrow clearing in the mountains. The residents fought this by designating the entire town as a national historic place, forcing a viaduct to be built on I-90.
https://www.google.com/maps/@47.4736347 ... 312!8i6656
it snakes along around the town.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Piche ... 94.8307844
Wallace, Idaho, was slated for destruction as the Interstate came through, in order to pass this narrow clearing in the mountains. The residents fought this by designating the entire town as a national historic place, forcing a viaduct to be built on I-90.
https://www.google.com/maps/@47.4736347 ... 312!8i6656
it snakes along around the town.
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Yes, you can see from I-84 yeah.Mike_F wrote: ↑13 Nov 2018 20:35That is the Boise Idaho tempter for the Church of Jesus Christ of Later-day Saints. You can find links to a photo gallery, a map of the area, and more, by visiting this page. Is this the one you were thinking about AngryBirdSeller?angrybirdseller wrote: ↑13 Nov 2018 01:18 LDS temple where I-84 and I-184 interchange split and small tunnel along I-84 good landmark. ...
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US-93 near Twin Falls one of most scenic parts of southern Idaho
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US-93 near Twin Falls one of most scenic parts of southern Idaho
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[ external image ]-run us 30 parallel to I-84
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