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The population of Richfield is approximately 7,111 (1996).
The amount of land area in Richfield is 8.961 sq. kilometers.
Richfield elevation is 5,330 feet above sea level. Return to Index Richfield location: on Hwy 89 east of Fillmore in central Utah. It is 159 miles from Salt Lake City and 164 miles from St. George.
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The climate for Richfield is moderate. Snowfall does occur in winter, but rarely more than 12 inches. History & History Related Items Richfield history: At the beginning of 1864, Albert Lewis brought a group of ten men from Sanpete into the area of Richfield. They felt it was a good place to settle with good water and soil along with wood in nearby hills. They built a shelter in the ground which they called, "The Hole in the Ground." The rest of that winter was spent in their "hole" while they prepared and planned to bring their families back in the spring. Richfield attractions: Some attractions in the area: Fremont Indian State Park, Cove Fort, Fish Lake National Forest, Big Rock Candy Mountain, Cove View Golf Course, Monroe Hot Springs Richfield Visitor Information Sevier County Tourism Return to Index
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