Ibapah, Utah - Wikipedia
WEBIbapah (/ ˈ aɪ b ə p ɑː / EYE-bə-pah) is a small unincorporated community in far western Tooele County, Utah, United States, near the Nevada state line. Description [ edit ] Historical population
Ibapah Historical Monument - Tooele County
WEBThis beautiful edifice, erected by the residents of Ibapah, includes four plaques (seen below) that explain some of Ibapah’s most intriguing history, including Deep Creek Station, the Goshute Tribe, Early Settlers and the Lincoln Highway. Location: In Ibapah near the center of town on Main Street. Continue to Deep Creek Station >> MAIN OFFICE. 47 …
Ibapah, Utah History
WEBIbapah is located in the south/west corner of the county near the head of Deep Creek. The surrounding valley, although in a desert environment is lush with grass supporting a large heard of cattle. Nearby Deep Creek Range (Ibapah Peak and Haystack Peak reaching over 12,000 feet in elevation) and the Kern Mountains to the southwest, provide the …
History of Ibapah, Utah - OnlineUtah
WEBIbapah was the western-most station in Utah in Tooele County near the Nevada border. Known at times as Deep Creek Station, it was located in the midst of the ancient hunting grounds of the Gosiute Indians. This had caused great trouble over the years. The station was operated by a man named Snyder. The creek it was built on was called Deep ...
Ibapah, Tooele County - viautah.com
WEBFounded: 1859 Location: on Ibapah Road, off US HIghway 93 alt, in the Utah west desert. It lies 59 mi/96 km south of Wendover, Utah. and 180 mi/292 km west southwest of Salt Lake City, Utah. Name Origin: Goshute word Ai-bim-pa meaning “White Clay Water” Altitude: 5282 ft/1610 m Official Utah State Map Coordinates: E-1 Latitude/Longitude: …
Ibapah Historical Marker - Explore Tooele County
WEBThe people of Ibapah have a deep appreciation for their history, which is reflected in the beautiful Ibapah Historical Monument. The monument was dedicated on December 20, 1997, and was built by the residents of Ibapah as a tribute to their past. The monument features four plaques that provide fascinating insights into some of Ibapah’s most …
Ibapah, Utah | Detailed Pedia
WEBIbapah, Utah. Ibapah. Unincorporated community . The roadway through Ibapah, September 2007. Ibapah. Location within the state of Utah ... Settled: 1859: Named for: Goshute Ai-bim-pa "White Clay Water" Elevation: 5,282 ft (1,610 m) Time zone: UTC-7 (Mountain (MST)) • Summer : UTC-6 (MDT) ZIP code: 84034. Area code(s) 435: GNIS …
Goshute Draft Resistance · Utah Stories from the Beehive Archive
WEBOn February 20, 1918, the soldiers from Salt Lake motored into Ibapah on the Utah-Nevada border and soon were rounding up Goshutes suspected of rebellion. Come evening, the soldiers were on their way back to Salt Lake with a handful of prisoners, who, after several weeks in captivity, were eventually set free having pledged to respect …
125 years of settlement at Ibapah, Utah, 1859-1984 - FamilySearch
WEBIndexed in the Utah, FamilySearch, Early Church Information File, 1830-1900. To view the index online, click here. Bibliography: p. 496-503. Includes biographies and information about the Goshute Indians. View this catalog record in WorldCat for other possible copy locations. Subjects. Locality Subjects. United States, Utah, Tooele, Ibapah - History; …
Hiking Ibapah Peak - Juab County Highpoint - Road Trip Ryan
WEBSub Peak and Ibapah from the upper meadow. Ibapah is one of the more difficult county highpoints in Utah. Kings and Gilbert are longer, but typically done as backpacking trips, while Ibapah is often done as a long day. At 12,087 feet, it is lofty, and very isolated in the West Desert. Be fit and ready for a long day on this one, or backpack in.
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