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Cedar City
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In the Heart of Utah's Color Country
Festival City, USA
The Utah state capital is Salt Lake City.
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Zip Codes
84720
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Statistics & Facts
The population of Cedar City is approximately 21,5335 (2000).
The approximate number of families is 13,618 (2000).
The amount of land area in Cedar City is 28.963 sq. kilometers.
The amount of land area in Cedar City is 21 sq. miles.
The amount of surface water is 0 sq kilometers.
The distance from Cedar City to Washington DC is 2047 miles. The distance to the Utah state capital is 226 miles. (as the crow flies)
Cedar City is positioned 37.68 degrees north of the equator and 113.07 degrees west of the prime meridian.
Cedar City elevation is 5,840 feet above sea level.
The Cedar City median home price is $118,930.
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Location
Cedar City location: in southern Utah, northeast of St. George
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Climate & Weather
Cedar City average annual snowfall is 45.4 inches per year.
Cedar City average temperature is 50.4 degrees F.
The average winter temperature is 41.5 degrees F.
The average summer temperature is 89.9 degrees F.
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History & History Related Items
Cedar City history: Cedar City was originally known as Coal Creek for the nearby Creek which passed through coal beds. It was later changed to Cedar City due to the plentitude of Juniper trees in the area which were thought to be Cedar trees. Pioneers established the first iron refinery west of the Mississippi. Many of the settlers were from England, Scotland and Wales and were skilled miners, drawn to the area by their new Mormon faith and the plentiful mining occupations. Later, when the mines were mostly closed when they became unprofitable to run, most of the settlers turned to farming and raising livestock. By the early 1900's, tourism had begun to be established due to the proximity to Utah's scenic areas. Here is a good history page for Cedar City.
The founding of Cedar City: 1851
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Attractions
Cedar City attractions: Utah Shakespearean Festival - Now playing for over 35 years! 1962-1996 in Cedar City.
351 West Center Street
Cedar City, Utah 84720
Phone: 435-586-7880
Festival Email
Ticket information is available by e-mail or US Mail: Box Office, Utah Shakespearean Festival, Cedar City UT 84720.
Box Office phone: 435-786-7878
Toll-free: 800-PLAYTIX
Hosted by Southern Utah University Brian Head Ski Resort is close to Cedar City. See the Brian Head page for more information. Iron Mission State Park
Phone: 435-586-9290
northwest of Coal Creek bridge. This was the site of the first iron foundry here. It was begun in 1851 and operated until 1858. Braithwaite Fine Arts Gallery
351 W. Center
Cedar City, Utah
Phone: 435-586-5432
At the campus of Southern Utah University see changing art exhibits. A permanent collection is also available for viewing. Cedar Breaks National Monument
2390 West Highway 56, Suite #11
Cedar City, Utah 84720-4151
Phone: (435) 586-9451 Bryce Canyon National Park
Zion National Park. Also see Kolob Canyons in Zion National Park Dixie National Forest
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