Shoshone County, ID
Living in Shoshone County
Bikeability
37
Walkability
67
Commute
82
Public Transit
33
Affordability
95
Public Safety
71
Airports
14
Hospitals
78
Colleges
58
1←Poor
Great→100
Schools
55
1←Poor
Great→100
Residents
13k
Population
-308 (2010–19)
47 y
Median Age
+1 (2010–19)
12%
College-Educated
64%
Family Households
+2% (2010–19)
Age
Under 14 years17%
15 to 34 years20%
35 to 54 years24%
55 to 74 years30%
75 years and over9%
Diversity
Asian<1%
Black<1%
Caucasian91%
Hispanic or Latino4%
Multiracial2%
Native American3%
Other<1%
Education
Less than high school14%
High school graduate37%
Some College38%
Bachelor's degree7%
Graduate degree4%
Households
Family household64%
Householder living alone30%
Householder not living alone6%
Economy
$39k
Median Household Income
+$2.7k (2010–19)
82%
Above Poverty
21 mi
Average Commute
82%
Lived Here Last Year
-1% (2010–19)
Household Income
Less than $25K28%
$25K to $49K31%
$50K to $74K20%
$75K to $99K9%
$100K to $124K5%
$125K to $149K3%
$150K to $199K3%
$200K or more1%
Employers
Government8%
Private sector77%
Self-employed5%
Occupations
Construction and maintenance17%
Factory and transportation14%
Mgt, science, and arts23%
Military<1%
Sales and office20%
Service27%
Commute
Bicycle<1%
Car, truck, or van84%
Motorcycle<1%
Public transportation<1%
Walked7%
Worked at home5%
Housing
$128k
Median Home Value
-$17k (2010–19)
7%
Built 2000 or Later
$510
Median Monthly Rent
+$92 (2010–19)
54%
Owner-Occupied
-4% (2010–19)
Units in Structure
1 unit, attached<1%
1 unit, detached76%
Multiple units2%
Mobile home11%
Boat, RV, etc1%
Year Structure Built
Built 2014 or later1%
Built 2010 to 2013<1%
Built 2000 to 20096%
Built 1990 to 19998%
Built 1980 to 19895%
Built 1970 to 197917%
Built 1960 to 196910%
Built 1950 to 195912%
Built 1940 to 194911%
Built 1939 or earlier30%
Home Value
Less than $50K11%
$50K to $99K26%
$100K to $149K23%
$150K to $199K17%
$200K to $249K10%
$250K to $299K4%
$300K to $399K4%
$400K to $499K2%
$500K to $749K1%
$750K to $999K<1%
$1M to $1.49M1%
$1.5M to $1.99M<1%
$2M or more<1%
House Heating Type
Coal or coke<1%
Electricity28%
Fuel oil, kerosene2%
LP gas2%
Utility gas51%
Wood15%
Crime
Violent Crime in Shoshone County
United States45
Idaho30
Property Crime in Shoshone County
United States48
Idaho49
Politics
Voting Patterns
Liberal (40%)(55%) Conservative
2016 Presidential Elections
Hillary Clinton27%
Donald Trump64%
Climate
Monthly Weather Averages
Temp (°F) | Rain (in) | Snow (in) | |
---|---|---|---|
Jan | 27 | 4 | 15 |
Feb | 30 | 3 | 11 |
Mar | 36 | 3 | 6 |
Apr | 43 | 2 | 1 |
May | 51 | 3 | 0 |
Jun | 58 | 2 | 0 |
Jul | 65 | 1 | 0 |
Aug | 64 | 1 | 0 |
Sep | 55 | 1 | 0 |
Oct | 44 | 3 | 1 |
Nov | 33 | 4 | 9 |
Dec | 25 | 4 | 20 |
Natural Hazards
The Risk of Natural Hazards in Shoshone County
Excessive Heat2
Inland Flooding29
Tornado2
1←Less frequentMore frequent→100
Location Map
Public Schools
Public Schools near Shoshone County, ID
Private Schools
Private Schools near Shoshone County, ID
Silver Valley Christian Academy
17 miles, NW
Wood Creek Academy- Llc
33 miles, NE
Christ the King Child Development Ctr & Kinderg
47 miles, NW
Discovery Christian Dayschool
48 miles, NW
Colleges
Colleges near Shoshone County, ID
New Saint Andrews College
68 miles, SW
University of Idaho
68 miles, SW
Washington State University
74 miles, SW
Gonzaga University
74 miles, W
Hospitals
Hospitals near Shoshone County, ID
Shoshone Medical Center
18 miles, NW
Benewah Community Hospital
32 miles, W
Clark Fork Valley Hospital
47 miles, E
Mineral Community Hospital
49 miles, E
Airports
Airports near Shoshone County, ID
Spokane International Airport
79 miles, W
Lewiston-Nez Perce County Airport
86 miles, SW
Missoula International Airport
89 miles, E
Tri-Cities Airport
170 miles, SW