Centerville occupies the corridor between the Wasatch Range foothills and the eastern shorelands of Great Salt Lake in Davis County, northern Utah. It forms part of the Wasatch Front, the urban belt that follows the mountains from Ogden through Salt Lake City and farther south. Centerville Creek descends from the foothills, while the lake’s nearby wetlands create a sharp contrast with the higher terrain immediately east. Settled in 1847, Centerville is recognized as Davis County’s first permanent settlement, giving this suburban community a place in Utah’s earliest pioneer history. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of northern Utah connects regionally.
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