Washington County

Enterprise (pop. 1,300) is a town on the edge of the Great Basin in Washington County in southwest Utah.

The fast-growing town of Ivins (pop. 6,700) is located on the edge of St George in Washington County in southwestern Utah.

The Tuacahn Amphitheater is an entertainment facility which is located at the base of the red rock cliffs in Ivins. Tuacahn, which means "Canyon Of The Gods", has an arts complex and its own high school for the performing arts.

La Verkin (pop. 3,400) is a town in Washington County in southwestern Utah.

Leeds (pop. 550) is located on the northern end of Quail Creek State Park, just off Interstate 15 in Washington County, Utah.

New Harmony (pop. 190) is a small town in northern Washington County, off Interstate 15 in southwest Utah. It was originally a mining town.

The town of Rockville (pop. 250) is located near Zion National Park in Washington County in southwestern Utah.

Silver Reef is a ghost town in Washington County. It has a museum, an art gallery, a gift shop and a restored restaurant.

The Silver Reef Museum documents the history of the ghost town in a restored Wells Fargo coach stop. There are also two cemeteries to visit.

Toquerville (pop. 900) is located 22mi/35km northeast of St George in Washington County in southwest Utah.

Virgin (pop. 400) is a small town in Washington County in southwestern Utah. It is located at an elevation of 3,500ft/1,067m southwest of Zion National Park.

Washington (pop. 8,200) is the third-largest town in Washington County. It is located on Interstate 15 just northeast of St George.

The Washington Cotton Mill is a historic building located in Washington, Utah. The building has a retail store on the first floor and a meeting room and historical memorabilia area on the second floor.