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The population of Rockville is approximately 247 (2000).
The amount of land area in Rockville is 18.859 sq. kilometers.
Rockville elevation is 3,746 feet above sea level. Return to Index Rockville location: four miles southwest of Springdale. It is on Utah Highway 9
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History & History Related Items Rockville history: Rockville was first known as Adventure, but changed to Rockville because of the rocky soil in the area. It is alongside the Virgin River. It was first settled in 1860 by Orson Pratt, an Apostle in the Mormon Church. Rockville attractions: This quiet tree-lined town located on SR-9 on the way to Zion National Park is a small bedroom community with a mixture of retired people and park personnel. No commercial activity is allowed in the town, although two bed and breakfast establishments cater to visitors. The well-known ghost town of Grafton is within the town limits. Return to Index
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