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Vernal

Uintah County,

Utah

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The Utah state capital is Salt Lake City.


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Zip Codes

84078

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Statistics & Facts

The population of Vernal is approximately 6,644 (1990).
The approximate number of families is 2,845 (1990).

The amount of land area in Vernal is 11.836 sq. kilometers.
The amount of surface water is 0 sq kilometers.
The distance from Vernal to Washington DC is 1788 miles. The distance to the Utah state capital is 129 miles. (as the crow flies)
Vernal is positioned 40.45 degrees north of the equator and 109.53 degrees west of the prime meridian.

Vernal elevation is 5,336 feet above sea level.

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Location

Vernal location: in northeastern Utah on Hwy 40 near the Wyoming and Colorado borders

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Vernal history:

Here is a history page for Vernal from the city of Vernal.

Though the first explorers came through the area around 1776, no real settlement took place until 1876 when Pardon Dodds and his family arrived and built a log cabin in Ashley Valley. The Hatch family is supposed to be the first in the actual Vernal area. Vernal had several names before officially becoming Vernal. These were Ashley Valley, Jericho, Hatchtown, Ashley Center and then Vernal.
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Attractions

Vernal attractions:

Dinosaurland Travel Board
25 East Main
Vernal, Utah 84078
Phone: 435-789-6932
Toll-free: 800-477-5558

Dinosaur National Monument
North of Jensen and east of Vernal
Phone: 970-374-3000
This monument is in both colorado and Utah and features a working excavation site.

Attractions in nearby areas also include Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area and the Uinta Mountains.

Utah Field House of Ntural History and Dinosaur Gardens
235 E. Main
Vernal, Utah
This museum houses diverse exhibits from varied eras in the area. Eighteen life-size dinosaurs and creatures from the Mesozoic period are on display in the Dinosaur Gardens. Hours vary depending on the time of the year. Northeastern Utah Visitor's Center
235 E. Main St.
Vernal , UT
PHone: 435-789-7894

John Jarvie Historic Site
170 South 500 East
Vernal, UT 84078
Phone: 435-781-4400
Visit this glimpse of early frontier life in the area. This site features the original stone house and two-room dugout that was Jarvie's first residence. There is also a replica of the general store, built in 1881, where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid came to stock up on supplies.

Learn more about Vernal at this site

Things to do in the Vernal area.

Swett Ranch National Historic Site
Learn what it took to homestead in the old west and to make a living here. Located one mile east of US Highway 191/Utah Highway 44 Junction near Flaming Gorge Dam. Free admission. Open Thursday through Monday, from Memorial Day to Labor Day.

Dry Fork Petroglyphs
10 miles north of Vernal in Dry Fork Canyon. These petroglyphs may be seen for several miles along a 200 foot Navajo9 formation sandstone cliff. Western Heritage Museum
302 East 200 South
Vernal, Utah
Memorabiia from the area's outlaw past, as well as photographs and other Western artifacts from the early 1900s may be seen in this museum. Hours vary depending on time of year.

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