A beautiful place to live .
Founded in 1859, Logan is nestled on the east side of Cache Valley in northern Utah at the mouth of Logan Canyon. Logan became the principal city in the valley because of its central location and abundant water supply for mills and irrigation.
Logan has grown steadily since those early days, and is now a thriving community of nearly 50,000. What was once a small agricultural town is now a bustling business center that is home to many multinational companies in diverse industries such as electronics, publishing, food processing, and manufacturing.
Many things set Logan apart from other communities of its size. Logan boasts an exceptionally high quality of life because the city provides many of the cultural benefits of larger cities while maintaining a friendly, rural atmosphere. As a Logan resident, you can enjoy a four-season climate and numerous recreational opportunities including the Ellen Eccles Theater, hundreds of acres of parks, ample access to boating, fishing, hunting, hiking, Nordic and Alpine skiing, and camping, all within a short drive from downtown.
Logan is also home to Utah State University, a nationally accredited university that provides many educational opportunities as well as a host of civic and sporting activities. Over 20,000 students attend Utah State University, and make Logan home during their education. Utah State University is a partner to the city, and is of vital importance to Logan’s economy and quality of life.
While Logan’s economy, culture, geography, and quality of life are phenomenal, it is the people that really define this community. No matter where residents hail from, Logan soon feels like home—comfortable yet challenging, quiet yet stimulating. Whether you make Logan your home for a week, a year, or a lifetime, you are always welcome here.
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