Open ground above the Virgin River
LaVerkin's open ground near the Virgin River is a county-listed parcel of just over two acres, lying between Hurricane and La Verkin close to the Hurricane–LaVerkin Bridge, which has carried traffic since 1908, and near Hurricane City Cemetery, which has held burials since the same year.
A small parcel sits between two old landmarks
You're standing on open ground near LaVerkin, Utah, a stretch of land the county lists at just over two acres. The land sits close to the Virgin River, in the stretch between Hurricane and La Verkin.
Two older landmarks sit nearby. A quarter mile off, the Hurricane–LaVerkin Bridge has carried traffic over the river since 1908. Half a mile away, Hurricane City Cemetery has held burials since the same year.
The county lists this ground but names no owner
The county's own record of this ground stays plain. It lists the parcel at just over two acres, carried under Washington County's land records with no building on it. The record names no owner.
This bare entry is the record for this particular lot. Where other parcels nearby were platted, built on, and sold through a chain of named owners, this one stayed open ground, counted by the assessor but never built up.
The ground remains open, two acres of county land between the bridge and the cemetery, with the Virgin River running close by.
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