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Ogden, UT
Utah · Weber County · Ogden Metro
Ogden is a mid-size city in Utah with a population of 86,973. Residents earn $70,053 per year, which is 7% below the national average.
3.1
/5.0
B
Good
86,973
Population
3,159/sq mi density
$70,053
Median Income
$33,579 per capita
$311,300
Home Value
$395,392 Zillow
$1,128
Median Rent
27.4% income on rent
49°F
Avg Temperature
306 sunny days/yr
437
Violent Crime/100K
3,654 property/100K
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Overall
3.1 / 5.0
Good overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education
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Economy
4.1 / 5.0
$70,053 median income, 2.8% unemployment
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Affordability
4.2 / 5.0
$311,300 home value, $1,128/mo rent
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Safety
1.0 / 5.0
437 violent crimes/100K (15% above avg)
B
Education
3.0 / 5.0
25.6% bachelor's degree or higher
Explore Near Ogden
Historic Markers
12
Officially designated historical markers from the Historical Marker Database
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Haunted Places
8
Locations with documented reports of paranormal activity and sightings
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Haunted Places Near Ogden, UT
8 reported haunted locations found near Ogden, UT.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| 25th Street | In the late 1800's Ogden was one of the epicenters of the West. It was also the World's murder capital. Most of the business along historic 25th street were brothels. The "stores" were all connected beneath the street with a system of catacombs or tunnels. On the rare occasion that law enforcement attempted to arrest the prostitutes and clients the simply hid in the tunnels or crossed the street to avoid imprisonment. Apparently, several people died in these tunnels and 25th street is haunted... |
| 36th Street Cemetery | A glowing blue or green headstone or entity can be seen at night on the eastern edge of the cemetery close to the road. Many laughing and talking ravens are found in the cemetery during the day and if you take pictures there at any time you will have several orbs or shadow people in the photos. Also, there are several headstones that are always warm to touch--so much so that in the winter the snow often melts off these stones but not the surrounding stones |
| Bellshire hospital | it was the old mental hospital and the doctor running it would torture the patients and many ghost hunt's have been there and there a girl coming down the stairs has been seen, there have been screams, and people seen from the windows, as well. It was turned into a October haunted house called "Lazarus maze" in 2006. |
| Highland Middle School | has been said by eighth grade girl students that Highland is haunted. The bathroom on the H-hall when girls go in there the lights flicker on and off, and the sinks turn on. They claim to see a little girl saying Help me in the mirror. They try to run out, but they get locked in for at least five minutes. |
| Highland Middle School | Video Production Room - in the video production room there is a ghost her name is Wilma this one day she stayed after school to make a movie and she died of a panic attack because she locked her self in the room and since then she haunts people and many people say if you lock the door and stay in there by your self you can feel her grabbing at your ankles. |
| Historic Radisson Suite Hotel | There is a ghost named Mrs. Eccles. She stops the elevator on the 5th floor. Most people don't see her. But you feel her as she walks past you and smell her perfume. |
| Ogden City Cemetery | There is a girl name Florence "Flo", in the Ogden City Cemetery, who was sitting on the curb for her ride. When she suddenly got hit by a car, and died, well if you go by her grave stone and blink your lights three or more times then she will appear as a green light but then she will appear to be a young girl and start to float towards your car cause she thinks your her ride. - January 2007 Additional information: Flo’s great niece reports her name was Florence Grange. According to your sto... |
| Union Station | One of Utah's oldest railroad stations at the west end of 25th Street, is the site of continuing unexplained activity and apparitions. The site has been investigated and was featured on national television. The site is now a local museum and if you are lucky... you may be able to speak with the maintenance folks who will share their stories with you! |