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Living in Heyburn, Idaho:
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If you've been wondering what it's like to live in or visit Heyburn, the Crowdsourced Explorer community can help. We asked three people living in Heyburn what someone who is considering moving to or visiting there should know. Here are their pros and cons, tips, and advice:

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Living in Heyburn, Idaho, is ideal for those in the Mini-Cassia are who want central access to everything the area has to offer. Whether you want to go to Walmart or you simply want to enjoy a walk along the Snake river, you’ll find every necessity in this small town. Consider Heyburn for ideal rural living in southern Idaho.

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Heyburn is a town where the people are friendly. They might, at times, be considered close-minded. Entertainment and activities in the area involve outdoor recreation as opposed to things such as theaters, clubs, or large retail events. Some might see these facts as a draw back, but for anyone interested in slow, easy, friendly and low stress living, my town is an excellent choice.

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Heyburn is very small, so everyone knows everyone. In this area, most residents belong to either the LDS religion or Catholic church. Heyburn is rural, but it is surrounded by other small towns: Burley, Paul, and Rupert. All of these small towns really make up one bigger town. The lines that divide the four towns are not clear. It can be confusing.

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Arthur, says: 2020

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