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BEAVER UTAH
In 1856,
Brigham
Young asked some settlers from Parowan to settle along a river
dotted with beaver dams. Read more Beaver
Utah history.
• Most Famous For: Beaver Utah is a Historic District
with over 30 buildings of unusual pioneer architecture.
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Attractions: Elk
Meadows Ski & Summer Resort; Cove
Fort Historical Site
• Elevation: 6,000
• Population:
1,998
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Visitor Information: 30
S. Main, 435-438-2975
• City Parks:
• Beaver City Park, 20 S. Main
• Swimming Pool Park, 400 E. 300 N.
• Medical Services: Beaver Valley Hospital, 84 N.
400 E., 435-438-2531
• Services:
12 gas stations and auto repair (some 24-hour)
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Bus Station: Greyhound 935 N. Main 435-438-2229
FILLMORE
UTAH
Named
Utah's capitol in 1851, this center point of the vast Utah Territory
was named after Millard Fillmore. It was the state capitol until
1856. Read more Fillmore
Utah history.
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Most
Famous For: Territorial
State House State Park
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Population:
2,083
• Elevation:
5,200
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Visitor
Information: Fillmore City Building,
75 W. Center Street
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City
Parks:
• North Park, 500 N. Main
• Wildlife Park, 100 S. 200 E.
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Churches:
Baptist, Catholic, Church of Christ, LDS
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Medical
Services: Fillmore Community Medical Center, 674 S. Hwy 99,
435-743-5591
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Auto
Services:
6
gas stations (2 24-hour), 5 auto repair
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Bus
Station: Truck Stop Cafe, 590 N. Main, 435-743-6876
RICHFIELD UTAH
Settled
in 1864, it was named for the richness of its soil. Read more
Richfield
Utah history.
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Most
Famous For: Agricultural/commercial center of the region.
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Attractions:
Fremont
Indian State Park, Cove Fort, Fish
Lake National Forest; Cove
View Golf Course
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Population:
7,111
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Elevation:
5,330
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Visitor
Information:
Chamber of Commerce, 15 E. 100 N., 435-896-4241
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City
Parks:
3 parks
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Churches:
Assembly of God, Baptist, Catholic, Jehovah's Witness, LDS, Lutheran,
Presbyterian
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Medical
Services:
• Sevier Valley Hospital, 1100 N. Main,
435-896-8271
• 2 medical clinics
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Auto
Services:
11 gas stations, 6 auto repair; 1 truck stop, 1 truck repair
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