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The population of Green River is approximately 1,048 (1990).
The amount of land area in Green River is 32.413 sq. kilometers.
Green River elevation is 4,079 feet above sea level. Return to Index Green River location: on Interstate 70 in eastern Utah
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History & History Related Items Green River history: Green River began as a mail relay station at the point in the river where it was easiest to ford. Here is a good history page Return to Index Green River attractions: John Wesley Powell River History Museum, off I-70. Green River Hall of Fame honoring Powell's exploration of the river. Slide show on rivers in the theater. Green River State Park, Picnicking, boating, fishing swimming, 9 hole golf course, handicapped accessible. For more information call (801) 564-3633. Great information on Green River Utah Green River Information Attractions in the area. Return to Index
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