Open farmland near Hurricane, Utah
Near Hurricane, Utah, an 18.49-acre agricultural parcel carries a farm structure built in 2014, a little over 3,000 square feet, as recorded by Washington County. The ground sits close to the boundary between Hurricane, La Verkin, and Toquerville, within walking distance of two old burial grounds, and remains zoned and used for agriculture today.
Farmland sits between two old burial grounds
You're standing on open farmland near Hurricane, Utah, close to the line between Hurricane, La Verkin, and Toquerville. The land underfoot is just under 18 and a half acres, zoned agricultural. Washington County's records show a farm structure built here in 2014, a little over 3,000 square feet. Two old burial grounds lie within walking distance, one on each side of you.
A farm building rose on this agricultural lot
Washington County's own records mark this lot as agricultural ground, just under 18 and a half acres. In 2014, a farm building went up on it, a little over 3,000 square feet. The county lists no named owner behind the current title. What stands here is simply a working piece of farmland on the edge of Hurricane, built for agricultural use and still carried that way on the county rolls today.
Open fields stretch around the farm building, with Toquerville's cemetery visible across the flat ground to the west.
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