Seneacquoteen
Bonner · USGS GNIS name record 400077
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These Census tracts have reference points near Seneacquoteen. Their figures describe the entire named tract, not this locality. Open a tract to inspect its map, sources and demographic percentages.
Census tract 9508.01 ↗
Bonner County · ID
- Population
- 3,970
- Median home value
- $633,200
Census tract 9505 ↗
Bonner County · ID
- Population
- 3,638
- Median home value
- $377,000
Census tract 9507.01 ↗
Bonner County · ID
- Population
- 3,440
- Median home value
- $472,300
Census tract 9508.02 ↗
Bonner County · ID
- Population
- 3,799
- Median home value
- $475,200
The source behind the name
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Original USGS record for Seneacquoteen ↗Dataset snapshot 2026-09-02 · Source record edited 02/03/2011 · NAD83 · approximate source location
USGS description & history
Town on Pend Oreille River, 0.75 mi NE of Sawyer and 13 mi SW of Sandpoint; in Kaniksu NF.
One of the earliest settlements in the county, first begun as a Hudsons Bay Company trading post. It was for a short time the county seat of Kootenai County in 1864. The name is derived from the Indian "crossing of the waters" and refers toan early river crossing at that point.
Source notes may describe earlier conditions.Source files & checksums
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