Grouse Creek, Utah
(Settled in 1876)
Takes its name from the nearby stream. Early travelers named the creek for the abundance of grouse they found in the valley. The settlement was first called Cookesville for a family of early settlers.
Community Facts
- County: Box Elder
- Coordinates: 41.7093, -113.8834
- Elevation: 5,331 ft.
- Population: 41 (2010 est.)
- Area Code: 435
- Prefix: 747
Gardening Info
- Hardiness Zone: 6b
- Annual Precipitation: 11.6 in.
1991-2020 precipitation normals
Sources
- Location and elevation: USGS
- Founding and name: Adapted from Origins of Utah Place Names
- Population: UGRC
- Hardiness zone: USDA
- Annual precipitation: PRISM
- Area codes and phone prefixes: NANPA
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by Beehive Guide. Updated Oct. 19, 2026.