General Information
Goshen is a tiny farming community of about one square
mile located in the extreme southwest area of Utah County.
With a median age of 26.2 and an average household size
 of 2.88, Goshen has some of the oldest and smallest households in the county. After many decades of
stagnant growth, Goshen's population grew over
50% from 1998 to 2000.

Origin of Goshen's Name
The settlement was known as Sandtown and Mechanicsville and changed names several times before its first bishop, Phineas W. Cooke, named it for Goshen, Connecticut, his birthplace.

Date of Incorporation: 1910

Did You Know?
Goshen is located in Goshen Valley, an area that extends
10 miles south of Goshen and to Utah Lake on the north. Fremont Indian rock art, pottery shards, and pictographs
can still be found in the areas of Goshen Valley that have been protected from the elements and heavy human traffic.

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