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Historical Markers in Burley, Idaho
Burley is the county seat for Cassia County
Burley is in Cassia County
Cassia County (37) ►
ADJACENT TO CASSIA COUNTY
Blaine County (19) ►
Jerome County (14) ►
Minidoka County (3) ►
Oneida County (5) ►
Power County (14) ►
Twin Falls County (41) ►
Elko County, Nevada (60) ►
Box Elder County, Utah (67) ►
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ADJACENT TO CASSIA COUNTY
Blaine County (19) ►
Jerome County (14) ►
Minidoka County (3) ►
Oneida County (5) ►
Power County (14) ►
Twin Falls County (41) ►
Elko County, Nevada (60) ►
Box Elder County, Utah (67) ►
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1 ► Idaho, Cassia County, Burley — 208 — Milner Dam —  |
| When completed in 1904, Milner Dam raised Snake River 38 feet to divert water into major north and south side canals. A gravity system unmatched in size in national reclamation development, this project irrigates 360,000 acres of land. Twin . . . — — Map (db m31636) HM | |||
| 2 ► Idaho, Cassia County, Burley — 28 — Starrh's Ferry — |
| In 1880, George Starrh, a Snake River placer miner, started a ferry across Snake River one mile north of here. From 1880-2, freighters hauling supplies for a mining rush to Wood River used Starrh's ferry (powered by river current when stiff winds . . . — — Map (db m31635) HM | |||
| 3 ► Idaho, Cassia County, Burley — 75 — Starrh's Ferry — |
| In the summer of 1880 George Starrh, a placer miner, established a ferry 4 miles west of the present city of Burley. Rich mineral mines had been discovered in the Wood River country and freight was hauled between the mines and Kelton, Utah, (the . . . — — Map (db m125404) HM | |||