Uintah, Utah
(Settled in 1850)
Named for a Ute tribe. First called East Weber, and later Easton, because it was settled on the east bank of the Weber River. The railroad at first called the local station Deseret but later changed the name to Uintah, and the town then adopted the same name.
Community Facts
- County: Weber
- Coordinates: 41.1441, -111.9233
- Population: 1,454 (479 households)
Gardening Info
- Hardiness Zone: 7a
- Annual Precipitation: 23.6 in.
1991-2020 precipitation normals
Sources
- Location: USGS
- Founding and name: Adapted from Origins of Utah Place Names
- Population and households: 2020 Census
- Hardiness zone: USDA
- Annual precipitation: PRISM
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by Beehive Guide. Updated Oct. 19, 2026.