The quality of life here in the Inland Northwest is unrivalled
almost anywhere in the U.S. From the helpful citizens, to the visible change
of seasons, there's something to put a smile on your face every day of the
year.
When you're in Northern Idaho, you're close enough to all the modern conveniences
of life, yet far enough away to slow down and enjoy them. Lake Coeur s'Alene
has been called one of the most beautiful spots on Earth, and attracts tourists
from all around the world to it's beautiful shores. The city's rich history
blends nicely with the laid back resort atmosphere making the city of Coeur
d'Alene an ideal spot to spend a lifetime or two.
If you choose Eastern Washington, you're right in the middle of a budding
economy. Spokane continues to attract newcomers to it's robust economy and
active community events.
Weather in the Inland Northwest
Month
Avg.
Precipitation
Avg.
High (F)
Avg.
Lows (F)
January
3.94"
34.6
21.8
February
4.18"
38.2
25.8
March
1.92"
47.6
27.7
April
1.77"
58.2
33.9
May
2.44"
68.6
41.3
June
1.98"
75.9
48.0
July
0.71"
85.5
52.4
August
1.23"
84.9
51.9
September
0.94"
75.6
45.0
October
1.96"
61.4
37.3
November
2.77"
44.8
30.3
December
3.85"
37.4
26.3
Mean
summer temperature
63.5
Mean
winter temperature
31.5
Annual
Average Relative Humidity
47%
Elevation
2152
ft. above sea level
Coeur d'Alene Idaho Facts
What is Coeur d'Alene?
A thriving resort community on the shores of Lake Coeur d'Alene in
northern Idaho. Its defining image is sunny days, clear blue waters, pine-studded
vistas and open spaces. Coeur d'Alene has become known as the playground
of the Pacific Northwest for luxury accommodations and a wealth of recreation
and attractions in a stunning natural setting. Where does the name Coeur d'Alene come from?
It's French. French traders named their trading post in respect for
the tough trading practices of local Indian tribes. Translated literally,
it means "Heart of the Awl" or possibly "sharp-hearted." Elevation:
Coeur d'Alene is 2,152 feet above sea level Population:
The population of Coeur d'Alene is 38,388 and the population of Kootenai
County is 122,350. - U.S. Census 2004 How do I get there?
Coeur d'Alene is easy to reach, located off Interstate 90 only 40
miles away from the Spokane International Airport, served by non-stop daily
flights from cities including Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver, Phoenix, Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Boise, Vancouver, Calgary and
others.
The Coeur d'Alene Airport provides charter and private air service, with
the capacity to land 34-seat passenger planes. There are vans, taxis, rental
cars and shuttles available from both airports.
Missoula, Mont. is 180 miles to the east, and Seattle, Wash., is 330 miles
to the west. The Canadian border is 90 miles to the north.
Spokane Washington Facts
City Population: 197,400 Residents Metro Area Population: 418,000 Residents Elevation: 2,000 feet Average High Temperature in July: 82.8 °F Average High Temperature in December: 35.2 °F Annual Rainfall: 18.8 Inches Sunny Weather: 174 Days Per Year Average Relative Humidity: 65%
City was founded as Spokan Falls in 1872
Currently the second most populous city in Washington.
Largest city between Seattle and Minneapolis.
2004 All-American City
Hosted the 1974 World's Fair
Created "Bloomsday," the largest timed running race in the nation
Hosts "Hoopfest," the planet's largest three-on-three basketball
tournament
Features the "Hot Zone," free outdoor wireless internet in a 100 block
downtown area
Started Father's Day
Home to four universities
Major medical and heart research center
Current Weather Conditions
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