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Bellevue, Idaho |
 In downtown Bellevue |
Bellevue is located on Idaho Highway 75 in the Wood River Valley, about 4 miles south of Hailey and about 16 miles south of the resort center at Ketchum-Sun Valley in central Idaho. State Route 75 is also known (in this area anyway) as the Sawtooth Scenic Byway, and Bellevue bills itself as the "Gateway to the Sawtooths." Bellevue is in that zone where the dry, high desert of southern Idaho meets the green lushness of the Sawtooth National Forest. The barren, black, volcanic landscape of Craters of the Moon National Monument isn't very far to the southeast... Bellevue is seeing property values rise these days because of its relative proximity to the Sun Valley area, too. |
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Bellevue, Blaine County, ID 83313
Chartered: March 6, 1882 Elevation: 5,167' Latitude: 43.465°N Longitude: 114.2567°W Resident Racial Breakdown: White Non-Hispanic: 80.3% Hispanic: 16.7% Other: 1.1% Two or More Races: 1.0% Asian: 0.5% African-American: 0.3% Education: High School or Higher: 77.2% Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 19.5% Graduate or Professional Degree: 4.5%
2009 Estimates: Population: 2,229 Males: 1,175 Females: 1,054 Median Resident Age: 33.0 Years Estimated Median Household Income: $57,700 Estimated Median Home Value: $330,300 Population Density: 1,874 People per Square Mile 2011 Cost of Living Index for Bellevue: 93.8 Major Industries: Construction, Lodging & Food Services, Educational Services, Waste Management Services, Health Care, Retail Services, Government, Professional Services Unemployed (March 2011): 11.0% |
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