Neola, Utah
Founded in 1912, its name is said to mean “last move” or “move no more” in a Native American language. The town’s location was chosen in place of another planned settlement called Packard, located two miles east. That plan was scrapped, and its log schoolhouse was moved to Neola.
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Location
- County: Duchesne
- Elevation: 6,021 ft.
- PLSS: S. 31 T. 31, R. 1W, Uintah Special Meridian
Population
(2020 U.S. Census)
- Population: 491
- Housing Units: 187
Gardening Info
- Hardiness Zone: 6a
- Average Last Spring Freeze: May 24
- Average First Fall Freeze: Sept. 27
- Average Freeze-Free Days: 126.8
Community Info
This Neola, Utah community guide covers local churches, schools, annual events, parks, cemeteries, public services, elections, voter information and emergency information.
Churches
Schools
Annual Events
Neola Fourth of July Celebration
news
A tradition since 1932! Features a rodeo, parade, patriotic program and more.
Parks & Cemeteries
Neola Community Park
location_on2225 W. 8850 North
Neola, Utah
Neola, Utah
Neola Cemetery
location_on2797 W. 10000 North
Neola, Utah
Neola, Utah
Greenhalgh Cemetery
location_on11750 N. Uinta Canyon Highway
Neola, Utah
Neola, Utah
Services
Emergency Services
Neola Fire Department
location_on8805 North State Route 121
Neola, Utah
Neola, Utah