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Founded on February 1st, 1919, with Dubois serving as the county seat. It was given that name in honor of Sam K. Clark, a Medicine Lodge Creek pioneer and the first state senator from Clark County. The U.S. Senator Fred Dubois, a significant political figure in early Idaho history, is the man after whom the city of Dubois was named.

    Clark County Jail Idaho

    Address: 224 Main St, Dubois, ID 83423
    Phone: (208) 374-5403

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The Dubois, Idaho-based Clark County Sheriffs Office/Clark County Jail is a law enforcement organization that works to improve public safety in Clark County through community policing, the administration of county jails, and the care of convicts. The Sheriff's Office is in charge of patrolling any unincorporated portions of the county or regions that are not serviced by the local police department as well as carrying out judicial judgements such foreclosures, seizures, and unpaid taxes.

Clark County Idaho

The earliest residents of Clark County were forerunners of the Northern Shoshoni. They primarily hunted large wildlife and collected wild foods. These people made their homes out of natural rock outcroppings and caves, where they also butchered and stored their meat. Additionally, the Nez Perce Tribe traveled through this general region on their way to Montana, where they hunted buffalo.

Early explorers and trappers were active in the region in the early 1800s. Lieutenant Mullen crossed the Medicine Lodge Canyon on his way to Fort Hall in 1853 from Montana into Idaho. The same road that the Nez Perce historically took became a popular route for travelers heading to and from the Montana gold fields, into Idaho, and then even further south to Salt Lake City, Utah. Both Birch Creek Pass and Monida Pass saw a lot of traffic. The primary route between Idaho and Montana today runs north and south across Monida Pass.

Idaho's Clark County is a small, rural county. The county was the least populous in Idaho according to the 2010 census, with a population of 982. It was established as a county on February 1st, 1919. Dubois is the biggest city and the county seat. Sam K. Clark, a pioneer on Medicine Lodge Creek and state senator, is honored by having his county bear his name.

Bordering counties are as follows: East: Fremont County, South: Jefferson County, Southwest: Butte County, Northwest: Lemhi County; Beaverhead County, Mont.

Cities of Clark

There are 2 Towns and Cities located in Clark County, Idaho, United States: Dubois, Spencer.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 1,765 square miles, of which 1,764 square miles is land and 1.0 square mile (0.1%) is water.

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