St. Anthony Map – City Location & Streets

Location

St. Anthony is located in Fremont County, Idaho, along the Henrys Fork of the Snake River. Its setting provides both agricultural opportunities and outdoor recreation.

Population

The city has a population of about 3,500 people. It is the county seat and serves as a hub for nearby rural communities.

History

Founded in the late nineteenth century, St. Anthony grew with agriculture and logging. Historic buildings downtown preserve early architecture and local heritage.

Attractions

The St. Anthony Sand Dunes are world-famous for off-road recreation and camping. Fishing and rafting on the Henrys Fork also attract outdoor enthusiasts.

Location: 43.966301, -111.682185

City	Population	Elevation (ft)	County	Region	Highlight
Ammon	17,694	4,718	Bonneville	Eastern Idaho	Growing suburb next to Idaho Falls
Blackfoot	12,346	4,502	Bingham	Southeast Idaho	Known as the “Potato Capital of the World”
Boise	235,684	2,704	Ada	Southwest Idaho	State capital and largest city in Idaho
Bonners Ferry	≈2,500	2,123	Boundary	North Idaho	Kootenai River valley town near Canada
Buhl	≈4,500	3,830	Twin Falls	South Central Idaho	Aquaculture centre close to Snake River Canyon
Burley	≈11,500	4,150	Cassia	South Central Idaho	Snake River agricultural and service hub
Caldwell	≈60,000	2,330	Canyon	Southwest Idaho	Revitalised downtown with wineries nearby
Challis	≈1,000	5,250	Custer	Central Idaho	Gateway to the Salmon–Challis wilderness
Chubbuck	15,570	4,469	Bannock	Southeast Idaho	Suburban partner city to Pocatello
Clark Fork	≈600	2,129	Bonner	North Idaho	Small riverside town near Lake Pend Oreille
Coeur d’Alene	≈55,000	2,188	Kootenai	North Idaho	Lakefront resort city with busy waterfront
Driggs	≈2,250	6,062	Teton	Eastern Idaho	Base for Teton Valley outdoor adventures
Eagle	≈30,000	2,520	Ada	Southwest Idaho	Upscale Boise suburb with river and trails
Emmett	≈7,500	2,247	Gem	Southwest Idaho	Orchard-country town in a fertile valley
Garden City	≈12,500	2,687	Ada	Southwest Idaho	Creative riverfront district in Boise metro
Grangeville	≈3,250	3,067	Idaho	North Central Idaho	Camas Prairie centre close to forests
Hailey	≈9,500	5,318	Blaine	South Central Idaho	Wood River Valley town near Sun Valley
Hayden	≈15,000	2,300	Kootenai	North Idaho	Lakes-region suburb near Coeur d’Alene
Idaho Falls	≈67,000	4,744	Bonneville	Eastern Idaho	Regional hub with Snake River riverwalk
Jerome	≈13,000	3,930	Jerome	South Central Idaho	Magic Valley dairy and agriculture centre
Kellogg	≈2,400	2,305	Shoshone	North Idaho	Historic Silver Valley mining and ski town
Ketchum	≈3,500	5,853	Blaine	South Central Idaho	Sun Valley resort city with mountain trails
Kimberly	≈5,500	4,153	Twin Falls	South Central Idaho	Family community just east of Twin Falls
Kuna	≈29,000	2,694	Ada	Southwest Idaho	Rapidly growing Boise-area suburb
Lewiston	≈34,000	738	Nez Perce	North Central Idaho	Inland port at Snake–Clearwater confluence
Malad	≈2,200	4,510	Oneida	Southeast Idaho	Historic valley town near Utah border
McCall	≈3,500	5,030	Valley	Central Idaho	Lakefront four-season mountain resort
Meridian	≈129,000	2,605	Ada	Southwest Idaho	One of the fastest-growing cities in Idaho
Middleton	≈10,500	2,385	Canyon	Southwest Idaho	Small but growing Treasure Valley community
Montpelier	≈2,600	5,981	Bear Lake	Southeast Idaho	Gateway city for the Bear Lake region
Moscow	≈26,000	2,579	Latah	North Central Idaho	University town in the Palouse hills
Mountain Home	≈15,000	3,146	Elmore	Southwest Idaho	High-desert city with Air Force base nearby
Nampa	≈117,000	2,530	Canyon	Southwest Idaho	Large regional centre in Treasure Valley
Orofino	≈3,200	1,030	Clearwater	North Central Idaho	River canyon town popular with anglers
Payette	≈8,000	2,145	Payette	Southwest Idaho	Fruit-growing community on Snake River border
Pocatello	≈57,600	4,462	Bannock	Southeast Idaho	University and regional services city
Post Falls	≈39,000	2,182	Kootenai	North Idaho	Growing city along the Spokane River
Preston	≈6,000	4,718	Franklin	Southeast Idaho	Rural Cache Valley town with film fame
Rathdrum	≈11,000	2,211	Kootenai	North Idaho	Prairie town close to lakes and forests
Rexburg	≈42,000	4,865	Madison	Eastern Idaho	Lively student city with national park access
Rupert	≈6,100	4,157	Minidoka	South Central Idaho	Historic square and farming community
Sandpoint	≈10,000	2,096	Bonner	North Idaho	Major lake and ski destination in the north
Shelley	≈4,800	4,541	Bingham	Eastern Idaho	Small city known for Spud Day celebration
Shoshone	≈1,600	3,963	Lincoln	South Central Idaho	Historic rail town near lava caves and fields
Soda Springs	≈3,100	5,774	Caribou	Southeast Idaho	Famous for its geyser and mineral springs
St. Anthony	≈3,600	4,999	Fremont	Eastern Idaho	Popular base for dunes and Henrys Fork River
St. Maries	≈2,400	2,152	Benewah	North Idaho	Timber town at confluence of two rivers
Star	≈14,000	2,322	Ada / Canyon	Southwest Idaho	Fast-growing bedroom community in Treasure Valley
Troy	≈1,200	2,546	Latah	North Central Idaho	Quiet hillside town near Moscow
Twin Falls	≈54,000	3,743	Twin Falls	South Central Idaho	City overlooking Snake River Canyon and falls
Victor	≈2,500	6,214	Teton	Eastern Idaho	Mountain town close to Jackson Hole access
Wallace	≈960	2,733	Shoshone	North Idaho	Entire downtown listed on National Register
Weiser	≈5,600	2,129	Washington	Southwest Idaho	Hosts the National Oldtime Fiddlers’ Festival