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When was Idaho's state seal adopted?
The first seal was adopted in 1863 when Idaho was a territory.
What does Idahos state seal stand for?
The state of Idaho.
What are facts about Idaho's state seal?
It is the only seal that was made from a woman in the U.S.
Is Idaho a city or state?
Idaho is a state in the United States, not a city. It is located in the Pacific Northwest region of the country. The capital city of Idaho is Boise.
What is the the state fruit of Idaho?
The state fruit of Idaho is the huckleberry.
Where is Idaho State University located?
Idaho State University is located in the state of Idaho.
Do Idaho potatoes really come from Texas?
No, most of the time McDonalds buys the cheapest potatoes at the time so they could be from anywhere.
What does Indiana look like?
Idaho people have pea-green skin, antennae coming out of their heads, one eye in the middle of their foreheads, they're about three feet high and they all carry ray guns. At least, that's what people from the East Coast think Idahoans look like. In reality, Idaho people look like any other Americans.
Idaho's state dog?
Idaho does not have an official state dog.
What was Idaho after it became a state?
After Idaho became a state, it was a . . . state.
What is the state mineral of Idaho?
Idaho does not have a state mineral.
Is Idaho a State of America yes or no?
is idaho a state
