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EphraimSanpete County,UtahThe Utah state capital is Salt Lake City. What would you like to know about Ephraim
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The population of Ephraim is approximately 4,505 (2000).
The amount of land area in Ephraim is 6.83 sq. kilometers.
Ephraim elevation is 5,543 feet above sea level. The Ephraim median home price is $117,900 (2000). Ephraim miscellany. Return to Index Ephraim location: in the center of the state about 2 hrs south of Salt Lake City. Nearby communities include Manti, Wales, Spring City, Moroni, Sterling, Mount Pleasant, Mayfield and Fountain Green
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Ephraim average annual precipitation is 12.8 inches per year. Return to Index History & History Related Items Ephraim history: During the Black Hawk War, which ended in 1868, Ephraim played an large part in protection as the County's most important fort. Fort Ephraim was built next to a sizable Indian settlement. By 1880, the city had become about 90 percent Scandinavian. To help honor the heritage, a Scandinavian Festival was begun in 1976. Snow College was turned over to the state in 1932 which then began to grow to its present size of approximately 2,500 students (1993-94). Ephraim attractions: Scandinavian Days are held each year during Memorial Day weekend. Snow College Return to Index
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