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Amalgamated Sugar Co-Magic Water Scale House

(208) 543-6121

* City of Castleford

(208) 537-6544

Filer Water Department

(208) 326-5000

Floyd Lilly Co

(208) 733-1240

Gooding City Water Works

(208) 934-5669

Irrigation Department

(208) 324-8189

Jackpot Water Department

(775) 755-2448

Kimberly Water Department

(208) 423-4151

Twin Falls Water Customer Services

(208) 735-7250

Village of Wendell Water Co

(208) 536-2714

Wendell City Water Works

(208) 536-5161

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Facts about Castleford, ID:
Castleford is a city in Twin Falls County, Idaho, United States. The population was 277 at the 2000 census. It is part of the Twin Falls, Idaho Micropolitan Statistical Area. Castleford was named for an early crossing of Salmon Falls Creek. The ford was so named because of the odd-shaped obelisks of rhyolite near the stream. The ford, used by pioneers in 1849, was also used by the Kelton-Dalles stage route. In 1890, Cephas Lilly settled the area that would later become Castleford. He was considered to be an honest, hardworking pioneer by his contemporaries. However, recent historical evidence has illuminated a very different man. Most notable was the fact that he used forced Chinese labor to build the famous Lilly Grade. After his sudden death while on a business trip to Denver, the Lilly family was forced to sell his estate to the Ferguson Fruit and Land Company in order to pay off the massive debts that Cephas had accrued from his secret life of gambling and alcoholism Despite...