Nampa, Idaho
Nampa is located in the Treasure Valley of Southwest Idaho.
Nampa is the second largest city in Idaho with a population of 81,557 residents (2010).
About Nampa
Idaho's Banana Belt. For many people in Nampa, the parks are a vital component. Residents play everything from horseshoes to tennis in the public parks. The city has basketball courts, swimming pools, tennis courts, softball fields, rose gardens, amphitheater, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, a BMX bicycle racetrack, barbecue and picnic areas, and much more.
To See And To Do In Nampa
Nampa Train Depot Museum
The Warhawk Air Museum
Downtown
The Idaho Center
The Snake River Stampede Rodeo
History Of Nampa
The settlement in Nampa began in the early 1880s. In 1883, the Oregon Short Line Railroad passed through Nampa and the city grow from 15 homes to 50 in one year. April 17, 1891, a municipal government was formed and the town of Nampa incorporated. By 1900, ten passenger trains a day were coming through and about 800 people living in the city. July 3, 1909, the entire downtown block between 12th and 13th Avenues and 1stand Front Streets, was destroyed when a fire cracker exploded in a wood frame cigar store.
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