Among Idaho’s cities, New Plymouth stands out for its irrigated farmland on the broad plain north of the Snake River. The river follows the Idaho–Oregon border south of town, while orchards, fields and farm roads define this small Payette County community more than urban development. New Plymouth’s agricultural calendar is reflected in its annual Olde Tyme Fourth of July celebration, a local Independence Day tradition. Its position in the western Treasure Valley places it within a productive farming region at the edge of the Snake River Plain. Browse other webcams across Payette County and the western Treasure Valley to place New Plymouth in a wider geographic context.
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