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The population of Parma is approximately 1,771 (2000).
The amount of land area in Parma is 2.39 sq. kilometers. Parma miscellany. Return to Index Parma location: about 38 miles from Boise in western Idaho. Nearby communities include Homedale, Wilder, Notus, Fruitland, Payette, Weiser, Caldwell, Nampa and Meridian, all in Idaho and also Nyssa, Vale and Ontario, all in Oregon.
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The weather in Parma is seasonal. Here is a weather page for Parma. History & History Related Items Parma history: Old Fort Boise became the first civilized spot in the area in 1836. It became a major stop on the Oregon Trail. Some, attracted by the area, chose to stay and settle here. A railroad siding was build a few miles away in 1883 with a General store opening by Frank Fouch. He named the area Parma. The town was finally platted in 1890. Check out this history page for Parma. Parma attractions:
Other Parma's in the United States are: Parma, Ohio, Parma, Missouri, Parma, Michigan, Parma, Idaho, and Parma, New York Old Fort Boise replica. Return to Index
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