Spanish Fork, UT

Utah · Utah County · Provo-Orem-Lehi Metro

Spanish Fork is a mid-size city in Utah with a population of 43,632. Residents earn $98,497 per year, which is 31% above the national average.

3.5 /5.0

B+ Good

43,632 Population 2,454/sq mi density

$98,497 Median Income $32,034 per capita

$444,200 Home Value $511,660 Zillow

$1,417 Median Rent 26.7% income on rent

53°F Avg Temperature 308 sunny days/yr

17 Violent Crime/100K 818 property/100K

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Overall

3.5 / 5.0

Good overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education

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Economy

5.0 / 5.0

$98,497 median income, 1.4% unemployment

Affordability

4.1 / 5.0

$444,200 home value, $1,417/mo rent

Safety

1.0 / 5.0

17 violent crimes/100K (95% below avg)

Education

4.1 / 5.0

38.2% bachelor's degree or higher

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Haunted Places Near Spanish Fork, UT

2 reported haunted locations found near Spanish Fork, UT.

Name	Description
Spanish Fork Cemetery	In the Spanish Fork Cemetery. There is a headstone stature of a woman; she is crouched down with one arm extended and the other near her face. She is known as the Weeping Willow or Widow, depending on whom you hear it from. But if you go there after dark, it is said that the statue will actually cry, tears stream down her face. There are old water markings still on the statue. And sometimes you can hear her crying and calling for her baby.
Spanish Fork High School	The Spanish Fork High School "Little Theater" is known to be haunted by a custodian that used to work their. After the school was first built, and the little theater was finished, the custodian was standing on the catwalk above the stage installing the light bulbs for the spot lighting. When he slipped and fell, since he was alone at the time, he died soon after falling. It is said that you should never go alone into that theater, only in groups of five or more. The Drama teachers sti...

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Spanish Fork Cemetery

In the Spanish Fork Cemetery. There is a headstone stature of a woman; she is crouched down with one arm extended and the other near her face. She is known as the Weeping Willow or Widow, depending on whom you hear it from. But if you go there after dark, it is said that the statue will actually cry, tears stream down her face. There are old water markings still on the statue. And sometimes you can hear her crying and calling for her baby.

Spanish Fork High School

The Spanish Fork High School "Little Theater" is known to be haunted by a custodian that used to work their. After the school was first built, and the little theater was finished, the custodian was standing on the catwalk above the stage installing the light bulbs for the spot lighting. When he slipped and fell, since he was alone at the time, he died soon after falling. It is said that you should never go alone into that theater, only in groups of five or more. The Drama teachers sti...

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