Named for the Spanish Fork River and the early Spanish explorers who passed through Utah Valley, Spanish Fork is a fast-growing community south of Provo known for its annual Fiesta Days celebration and small-town mountain charm.
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Founded1851|Population43,000|Peak43,000(2024)|CountyUtah County
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1851Settled: Spanish.
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1855Incorporated: Spanish Fork was officially incorporated as a city.
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2010Modern Era: Spanish Fork continued to develop as part of the greater metropolitan area, with new infrastructure and community amenities.
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2020Modern Growth: Spanish Fork continued to grow as part of its metropolitan area.
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Spanish Fork River.
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S of Provo.
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Fast-growing.
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Spanish Fork is located in Utah County, Utah.
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Spanish Fork was founded in 1851.
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