Emery County

Clawson (pop. 153) is located 7.0mi/11.3km southwest of Castle Dale in Emery County. It was founded in 1897 and originally named Kingsville.

Cleveland (pop. 500) is located 7.0mi/11.2km northwest of Huntington in Emery County.

Elmo (pop. 370) is a small farming town 8mi/13km northeast of Huntington in Emery County.

Emery (pop. 310) is a small town in Emery County. The town is named after former Utah Territory governor George Emery. Emery was founded in 1881.

The LDS Church in Emery has been listed on the National Historic Register since 1980.

Muddy Creek is located near the town of Emery in central Utah. It features petroglyphs left by the Fremont Indians, who inhabited Emery County from about 500 to 1300 AD.

Goblin Valley State Park is located between Green River and Hanksville off State Route 24 in Emery County. The park features thousands of colourful rock formations that represent gnomes and gave the park its name. The park is an ideal location for off-road vehicles.

Huntington (pop. 2,100) is the largest town in Emery County in central Utah. The town is named for an early explorer of the area.

The Family History Center in Huntington is a genealogical library and resource center that helps visitors trace their family roots.

Huntington State Park covers 237 acres of landscaped area at the base of the Wasatch Plateau just northeast of the town of Huntington.

Orangeville (pop. 1,400) is the fourth-largest town in Emery County in central Utah.