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RigbyJefferson County,Idaho"Birthplace of Television"The Idaho state capital is Boise. What would you like to know about Rigby
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The population of Rigby is approximately 3,007 (2002).
The amount of land area in Rigby is 2.294 sq. kilometers.
Rigby elevation is 4,850 feet above sea level. The Rigby median home price is $77,900 (2000). Rigby miscellany. Return to Index Rigby location: about 15 miles north of Idaho Falls in southeastern Idaho. Other nearby communities include Menan, Ucon, Lewisville, Iona, Ririe, Rexburg, Ammon and Idaho Falls.
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The weather in Rigby is seasonal with snow in the winter and little rain in the summer. Average temperatures are about 20 in the winter and 68 in the summer. History & History Related Items Rigby history: Rigby's claim to fame comes from Philo Taylor Farnsworth who invented the vacuum tube television display. Some of his early tubes and experiments are on display in the area. While still in the area he drew his first plans for a television set. Return to Index Rigby attractions: The Jefferson County Historical Society Farnsworth TV and Pioneer Museum Jefferson County Fair Philo T. Farnsworth - the Father of Television was from Rigby Return to Index
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