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Community There's a little town in the heart of
Idaho where the spirit of the West is alive and well.
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Our Community |
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Grangeville, ID, Idaho County
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Grangeville...right in the middle of the state that's second only to Alaska
in designated wilderness areas.
Idaho...the state that boasts the deepest gorge in North America, Hells
Canyon, which is less than an hour from Grangeville. Five other rivers flow
nearby, three of which are also designated wild and scenic.
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Key Facts
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Grangeville,
Idaho County |
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Gorgeous Spring, Great Summers, and terrific
snowy winters. |
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Hwy 95 @ S Pine St
208-983-0460 |
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Overview of the City or Region |
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Golf Courses
The Country Club
offers a nine-hole golf course, complete with a pro shop, snack bar and driving
range and is open to the public. A Great Room and catering are available
for various occasions. Grangeville Country Club is approximately 1/2 mile south of
the Bear Den and can be reached by calling
208.983.1299.
Golf Season: April 1st to November 1st |
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Schools
| Sts. Peter & Paul |
330 S B St |
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1-8 |
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Grangeville High |
910 S D Street |
Public |
9-12 |
| Elementary |
400 Idaho St |
Public |
PK-8 |
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Schools... |
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Monastery of St. Gertrude
The bright red 97-foot twin bell towers are clearly
visible from Highway 95 as you cross the Camas Prairie.
The towers are home to the four bells used to call the
monastic community to prayer three times each day. The bells are named in
honor of the Sacred Heart, St. Joseph, St. Gabriel and St. Michael. The
last two bells were given to the Benedictine Sisters by the monks of St.
Michael's Monastery when it closed in 1925.
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Monastery |
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