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Centurylink in Idaho

Idaho is the 13^th largest state in the US located in the Pacific Northwest; it is adjacent to the states of Washington and Oregon, and has a history of native tribes and their cultures. Idaho is a cosmopolitan state, but has characteristics of a small-town or a sub-urban area. The Oregon Trail in Idaho determines the history of the region, the biggest city of the state, Boise, has a population of almost 226,570 (2017 census) residents.

The state is majorly covered with mountains, rivers and farmland, and that is why agriculture is a big industryhere. Due to having scenic vistas, and plentiful of outdoor recreational activities; the state attracts many tourists every year, nationwide.

History and tourism in the state of Idaho

Prior to the white settlements, Native Americans lived in the area for thousands of years; their lifestyle was based on hunting and fishing. Fort Boise and Fort Hall were established by the settlers in the 1830s, Idaho State came to the forefront because of the discovery of gold and precious stones and minerals in the region. Sometimes, many refer to it as the state of gemstones; mining is still popular in the state, but the economy has diversified into agriculture and tourism-related activities.

Tourists from neighboring states and from other parts of the country visit to enjoy outdoor and recreational activities. Activities include hiking, skiing, fishing, biking, rafting and other activities.

There is a significant Mormon population in Idaho, and English is the widely spoken language in the state, people are generally polite, and less confrontational.

Lifestyle and living in Idaho

Idaho has a diverse economy; most jobs are in manufacturing, and agriculture, Idaho State is famous for its production, of “potatoes” and trout fish. Next are tourism, healthcare and retail, which offer the most jobs, and are thriving sectors in the state. Housing costs in Idaho are moderate and affordable, crime rate is low compared to other states, and thus the region is safe for raising a family, and for retirees. Air quality is quite good throughout the year, the only problem residents experience with is high pollen in some parts of the region.

The state has some really nice and well-reputed public schools and colleges, most of the state’s fund is dedicated to education, and 94% of school-age children attend public schools. The cost of living in Idaho is also among the lowest in the western states. Entrepreneurs and students can enjoy high speed internet in the state by CenturyLink that offers speeds of up to 100 MBPS