Wayne County

The town of Bicknell (pop. 350) is located near the north end of Capitol Reef National Park in Wayne County. The town was originally called Thurber after the man who built the first house there in 1875.

Hanksville (pop. 200) is a small town in Wayne County, best known for its Wolverton Mill. The town was settled in 1882 and took the name of Hanksville in 1885.

Loa (pop. 500) is the seat of Wayne County, Utah. This small town is located at an elevation of 7,020ft/2,140m.

The Family History Center in Loa is a genealogical library that helps visitors trace their family history.

Lyman (pop. 230) is a small town in Wayne County located on Highway 24 west of Capitol Reef National Park.

Teasdale is a small town in Wayne County near Capitol Reef National Park.

Torrey (pop. 170) is a small town located 8mi/13km northwest of Capitol Reef National Park. It was settled by the Mormons in 1880s.