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Living in Price

8,216residents (2020)

2named trails

8named parks

Location and Layout

Price is located in west-central Carbon County at the northwestern edge of the Colorado Plateau, with the Price River flowing southeasterly through the city and the San Rafael Swell to the south ¹. The city is on U.S. Route 6 and U.S. Route 191, with US 6 leading 67 miles northwest to Spanish Fork and US 191 leading northeast 54 miles to Duchesne ¹. Utah State Route 10 leads southwest from Price 21 miles to Huntington ¹.

Housing and Schools

Listings in Price are in Carbon County and the Carbon school district ⁴. Price was formally incorporated July 14, 1892, and is named after the Price River, itself named after early settler William Price ¹. The city features a cool semi-arid climate with cold winters and relatively moderate summers ¹.

Places to know in Price

Museum Prehistoric Museum

Museum Bryner Pioneer Museum

Library Price Library

Geary TheaterTheater

What colleges are in Price?

Price is home to Utah State University Eastern, which was established in Price in 1937 and has an enrollment of approximately 1,525.

How far is Price from Spanish Fork?

U.S. Route 6 leads 67 miles northwest from Price to Spanish Fork on the Interstate 15 corridor.

What is the climate like in Price?

Price has a cool semi-arid climate with cold winters and relatively moderate summers, averaging a high of 37 °F in January and 90 °F in July, with annual precipitation of about 9.13 inches.

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