North Logan, UT

    North Logan, UT

    • Settled: In 1856 a pioneer named Ralph Smith, his son Thomas and two friends, Hyrum Maughan and Julius Johnson filed homesteads in the area 
    • Original Name: Greenville, but was changed to North Logan because there was another Utah town also named Greenville
    • Origin of Name: A northern community in proximity of Logan, the urban center of Cache County
    • Known for: Most early North Logan residents were from Scandinavian countries, the British Isles and Switzerland
    • Notable Features: Churches, City Offices, Cemetery; home of Cache County School District; a bustling retail area and professional offices
    • Location: 6.3 miles (10 minutes) south of Smithfield on Hwy 91
    • Population 2022: 11,155- up from  8,269 at the 2010 census

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