Payette County is a county located in southwest Idaho on the Oregon border, established in 1917 and named after the Payette River. With a population of 22,623 as of the 2010 census, it is comprised of three cities: Payette, Fruitland, and New Plymouth. Payette, the county seat, was originally settled as a railroad camp and is now home to 7,414 residents. Fruitland, with a population of 5,136, is known for its apple orchards, earning it the nickname "The Big Apple of Idaho." New Plymouth, with a population of 1,515, was founded by William E. Smythe and is recognized for its irrigation systems and iconic waterwheels.
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