Idaho A to Z - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Large grocery chain that started in Idaho. Albertson's
100%
The Salmon River is also called the "River of No _____" for its swift current. Return
87%
This explorer, one of the first Europeans to visit the area, died under suspicious circumstances. Lewis
80%
Mountain and California are two species of this game bird in Idaho. Quail
80%
This geologic hotspot formed much of the Snake River plain, but now active in Wyoming. Yellowstone
80%
This gem, at least in it's 6 star variety, is only found in Idaho and India. Garnet
73%
French for "pierced nose", members of this Tribe call themselves the Nimiipuu. Nez Perce
73%
This ancient Equine discovered near Hagerman may be the ancestor of this animal. Zebra
73%
The last Democratic presidential candidate to win the state in an election. Lyndon Johnson
67%
This metal was crucial for the development of North Idaho's economy, however it is often found with toxic lead. Silver
67%
The Owyhee mountains were named after people from this island chain (in an outdated spelling), who died while exploring the region. Hawaii
60%
Philo T. Farnsworth of Rigby is credited for inventing this. Television
60%
Two species of bear, the black and grizzly, roam Idaho's wildlands. What is their genus? Ursa
60%
When sockeye salmon become landlocked, they are called this (also a regional beer!). Kokanee
47%
This North Idaho town, meaning "fine gold" in Spanish, was the site of an early gold rush in the state. Orofino
47%
Mountain Home is the county seat of this southwestern Idaho county. Elmore
40%
Rolling hills of volcanic ash and glacial dust along the Washington border. Palouse
40%
This species of crane was unsuccessfully reintroduced to Gray's Lake in the 1970s. Whooping
33%
Billionaire owner of the multi-level-marketing company Melaleuca in Idaho Falls. VanderSloot
27%
A flowering plant traditionally gathered by indigenous people Camas
20%
The third tallest dam in America, located on the North Fork of the Clearwater River. Dworshak
20%
One of the largest employers in the state in the technology sector. Micron
20%
An enormous complex of granite rock in the state's center is also called this. Batholith
13%
This state park lies on the shore of Lake Pend Oreille, which was formed by ice-age floods. Farragut
13%
Southern Idaho is dry and dominated by sagebrush. Dry ecosystems are also called "_____" Xeric
13%
Idaho-based Paul Revere and the Raiders hit #1 on billboard in 1971 with this cover. Indian Reservation
7%
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