Beaver County

Beaver County stretches across 2,592 square miles of diverse terrain, encompassing both mountainous regions and valleys within the Great Basin of Utah.

The county establishment occurred in 1856, deriving its name from the Beaver River that originates in the Tushar Mountains and flows through the region.

The county maintains strong connections to its agricultural heritage through regular farmers markets, livestock shows, and traditional harvest celebrations throughout the year.

The county provides essential services through multiple departments, including public safety, building permits, and court facilities accessible at the administrative center.

The county features thermal springs reaching temperatures of 180 degrees Fahrenheit, creating mineral deposits that form multicolored mounds in the landscape.

GPS coordinates: 38.33357,-113.27548

Latest update: March 21, 2025 01:19