You Could Actually Fit A LOT More People In Idaho – There’s Room

We're going to assume something about you, if we may. You've definitely someone comment online with "Stay away, Idaho's full!"

It's understandable. Not everyone likes change, and when people move to your home and things begin to become different, it can be a bit of a shock.

However, are they actually telling the truth when they say Idaho's full?

Believe it or not, there's actually a lot of room left in Idaho. We're not even close to being "full."

As it stands today, Idaho is the 13th-least populated state in the U.S. There are approximately 1.8 million Idahoans who live here. It's the next stat that's going to jolt you.

Idaho is the seventh-least densely populated state in the country.

In Idaho, there are only 22.3 people per square mile, on average.

The math doesn't lie. There actually is room in Idaho. Like, a lot of room.

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Looking for a change of scenery? Did you end up here because you're trying to move to (or from?) Idaho?

Lucky for you, our crack team of travelers have compiled a list of some of the best places we believe you should be calling home in the United States in 2024.

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Or, how about five places to move to that aren't Idaho? Idaho is great, and we love it here, but if you've got your reasons for leaving, you do you.

Here are some of the best places to move to after bidding Idaho farewell:

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Whatever you do, don't ask your friendly neighborhood AI image generator to draw people moving to Boise: