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The population of Circleville is approximately 487 (2004).
The amount of land area in Circleville is 23.489 sq. kilometers.
Circleville elevation is 6,063 feet above sea level. The Circleville median home price is $90,000 (2000). Circleville miscellany. Return to Index Circleville location: in south-central Utah about 150 miles south of Provo and about 26 miles north of Panguitch in the Circle Valley area. Other nearby communities include Junction, Kingston, Marysvale, Antimony, Beaver, Panguitch, Joseph and Monroe.
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The weather in Circleville is seasonal. Winter temperatures average about 30 degrees while summer temps average about 68 degrees. Precipitation remains low year-round though snow generally falls between November and February. History & History Related Items
Circleville history: Mormon leader, Brigham Young sent fifty families to this area in 1864 under the direction of Orson Hyde and William Allred. One of the early residents, William Anderson, named the town Circleville. Circleville was the county seat of Piute County in the early days. The seat was then moved to Bullion City, which is now a ghost town. Junction is current the county seat.
Circleville attractions: Piute ATV Trail Return to Index
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