Power, ID County is a small and vibrant community located in the southeast corner of Idaho. With a population of 7,854, it has a low population density compared to the US average of 93 people per square mile. Despite its size, Power County offers numerous year-round outdoor activities and organizations for residents and visitors alike.
The county boasts incredible hiking trails, mountain biking opportunities, camping, fishing, hunting, and skiing in the winter months. Local businesses include a variety of shops such as The Old Feed Store Antique Mall, Power County Museum & Visitor Center, and Valley View Campground. There are also numerous restaurants and places to stay such as The Silver Dollar Inn & Supper Club.
In addition to local businesses, outdoor activities and organizations such as Power County Senior Citizens' Center or 4-H Clubs offer programs for adults and children alike. Furthermore local sporting events including basketball games at American Falls High School or baseball games at Snake River High School provide plenty of entertainment for all types of sports fans. Power County is full of life and offers many possibilities for those looking to explore the beautiful outdoors or show their support for the local teams!
The population in Power County is 7,854. There are 6 people per square mile aka population density. The median age in Power County is 36.2, the US median age is 38.4. The number of people per household in Power County is 3.0, the US average of people per household is 2.6.
Family in Power County
- 56.6% are married
- 12.8% are divorced
- 33.1% are married with children
- 16.8% have children, but are single
Race in Power County
- 62.5% are White
- 0.3% are Black
- 0.0% are Asian
- 3.4% are Native American
- 0.2% claim Other
- 32.9% claim Hispanic ethnicity
- 0.7% Two or more races
- 0.0% Hawaiian, Pacific Islander