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Historic and picturesque there are 4,368 people living in Custer County, which was established in 1881 and is in Central Idaho. Its area is 4,938 square miles. Its terrain is made up of parched desert, level green valleys, and craggy rocky peaks, and Mount Borah, Idaho's tallest mountain, is located there.

Custer County Jail Idaho

Address: 401 Main St, Mackay, ID 83251
Phone: (208) 879-2232

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In Custody Custer County Idaho

Visitors must bring a photo of the convict they wish to visit, as Custer County maintains the right to check them out before allowing them entry. Visitors are required to have a valid ID and to dress suitably. All week long, from 7:30AM and 9:00PM, there will be visits. A database at the Custer County Jail allows family members and friends to look up an offender. You will need to know some details about the inmate, such as their names, age, sex, or race, in order to locate them. You can also contact the Custer County Jail directly and ask prison officials if the inmate is being held there. You could also go to the Custer County Jail and speak with staff there.

Custer County

Idaho's Custer County is a rural, mountainous county in the state's middle. There were 4,368 people living there as of the 2010 Census. The county of Custer was established on January 8, 1881. Challis is the county capital. The General Custer Mine, where gold was discovered five years earlier, is whence Custer County gets its name.

Founded on January 8th, 1881, with Challis serving as the county seat. named after the General Custer mine, which bears the name of the general's death at the Little Bighorn Battle, General George Custer Fur traders and pathfinders first arrived there in 1824; prospectors and miners followed in the 1860s and 1870s. The tallest peaks in the state are found there, along with parts of the Sawtooth, Salmon River, White Cloud, Pioneer, Lost River, and White Knob Mountains.

Near Idaho's geographic center lies Custer County. Eastern Custer County is home to the state's tallest mountains, the Lost River Range. The highest peak in Idaho is Borah Peak, which rises to a height of 12,662 feet. Thompson Peak, in Custer County, above the lovely Redfish Lake, is the tallest point in Idaho's famed Sawtooth Range, which forms the county's western border. The White Cloud Mountains, with Castle Peak standing at 11,815 feet in height, are located twenty miles to the east.

Bordering counties are as follows: Northeast: Lemhi County, Southeast: Butte County; Blaine County, Southwest: Elmore County, West: Boise County, Northwest: Valley County.

Cities of Custer

There are 23 Towns and Cities located in Custer County, Idaho, United States: Challis, Clayton, Lost River, Mackay, Stanley, Bayhorse, Bonanza, Casto, Chilly, Custer, Dickey, Ellis, Goldburg, Grandjean, Grouse, Houston, Leslie, Lower Stanley, Obsidian, Robinson Bar, Rothas, Sunbeam, Torreys.

Reported by the Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 4,937 square miles, of which 4,721 square miles is land and 16 square miles (0.3%) is water. It is the third-largest county in Idaho by area.