Millard

Built around Latter-day Saint settlements in the Sevier River valley, Millard County developed into a vast rural county in western Utah’s basin-and-range country. Much of its western half belongs to the Sevier Desert, where broad alkaline flats meet isolated mountain blocks; Sevier Lake is an intermittent saline lake at the desert’s northern edge. To the east, the Pavant Range rises above farming communities including Fillmore and Holden. Fillmore briefly served as the capital of Utah Territory, and its 1855 Territorial Statehouse is preserved as a state historic site. Agriculture, ranching and long-distance routes give the county a working, open-country character. Continue through nearby webcams to explore the desert basins and mountain foothills of Millard County.

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