Moscow

Located on the border of Washington and Idaho sits the city of Moscow in Latah county, Moscow is the largest city in southeastern Idaho. In regards to population Moscow is in fifth place after Idaho Falls, ID with 54,255 people according to the 2010 Census.

Moscow is known for its community with culture, education, and outdoor recreational activites available for 12 months. The city features lots of urban amenities such as music festivals, art exhibits, trendy restaurants, boutiques, book stores, cafes and so much more. Amid the numerous unique places to visit are the University of Idaho Arboretum & Botanical Garden, (as locals call it "Tree City"), Appaloosa Museum and Heritage Center, Latah Trail Bike Path, Hamilton-Lowe Aquatics Center, Moscow Farmers Market, held every Saturday.

Moscow's higher education institutions are , University of Idaho, and New Saint Andrews College. The University of Idaho (UI) has a student enrollment of more than 12,300 students which includes 1850 post graduates. It features 18 fraternities and 10 sororities.