Clinton: West 1800 North - Midland Drive
The landscape around Clinton is a broad, low-lying suburban plain east of the Great Salt Lake and west of the Wasatch Range, which has shaped both the built environment and local life. Midland Drive and West 1800 North lie within a city of detached homes, mature trees and local services in northern Davis County. Clinton began as a farming settlement, and that earlier land use still helps explain the spacious street pattern and the transition between housing, open parcels and roadside businesses. The community forms part of the Wasatch Front, Utah’s principal urban corridor, where neighbouring cities extend along the mountain front. Hill Air Force Base, southeast of Clinton, is an important regional employer and a lasting influence on local development. This is everyday northern Utah rather than a resort district.
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The level plain around Clinton lies between the Wasatch Range and the Great Salt Lake, a setting that has shaped its broad suburban street grid and roots in irrigated farming. Part of the rapidly growing Wasatch Front, the city stands in Davis County north of Salt Lake City, where residential neighborhoods, schools and parks now occupy land once used more extensively for agriculture. Clinton incorporated in 1940, when it was a much smaller rural community; that transition remains central to its identity. Great Salt Lake wetlands and Antelope Island are to the west, while the Wasatch foothills define the eastern side of the urban corridor. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Clinton and the Wasatch Front relate to their surroundings.
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