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The population of Mapleton is approximately 5,809 (2000).
The amount of land area in Mapleton is 23.931 sq. kilometers.
Mapleton elevation is 4,724 feet above sea level. Return to Index Mapleton location: about one hour South of Salt Lake City and about ten minutes South of Provo on I-15. It lies at the foot of Sierra Bonita Mountain. Springville is to the North and Spanish Fork is to the West. Here is a map page for the area.
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The climate for Mapleton is Moderate. There are approximately 10 to 20 inches of snow each year with much more in the mountain areas. History & History Related Items Mapleton history: The first permanent settlers came to Mapleton about 1870. A rural community, it was founded in 1900 as Union Bench. Maple Canyon and Hobble Creek Canyon offer scenic drives. To the east of Mapleton is Sierra Bonita Mountain. Here is a history page for Mapleton which provides more details on the city's history. An outgrowth of Springville, the city was named after the groves of maple trees in the area. It was originally called Union Bench by a group of early settlers who grazed livestock on the bench south of Springville. Mapleton attractions: Mapleton Town Square includes the 1941 LDS ward building, a park, the 1910 town hall and pioneer homes. Return to Index
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