Mountain West

Springville

Sanpete County, UT

Population

35,195

Walk Score

73 · Very Walkable

Median rent

$1,367

Median home value

$390,700

Settled

1850

Springville is a city in Utah County, Utah, United States, that is part of the Provo–Orem metropolitan area. The population was 35,268 in 2020, according to the United States Census. Springville is a bedroom community for commuters who work in the Provo-Orem and Salt Lake City metropolitan areas. Other neighboring cities include Spanish Fork and Mapleton. Springville has the nickname of "Art City" or "Hobble Creek".

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On the National Register

Historic districts

  • Springville Historic District · listed 2004

Notable landmarks

  • US Post Office-Springville Main · listed 1989
  • Bringhurst, William and Ann, House · listed 1998
  • Caffrey and Davis Furniture Company-Senior Hotel · listed 1998
  • Crandall Houses · listed 1983
  • Dallin House · listed 1994
  • Deal, Roe A. and Louise R., House · listed 1998
  • Deal-Mendenhall Hall · listed 1998
  • Dunn, Frederick and Della, House · listed 1990
  • Hafen, John, House · listed 1982
  • Johnson, Mont and Harriet, House · listed 1998
  • Johnson-Kearns Hotel · listed 1998
  • Kelly, T.R., House · listed 1983
  • Kindred, Nephi and Annie, House · listed 1998
  • Meneray, William H. and Sarah D., House · listed 1998
  • Oakley, Ami and Amanda, House · listed 1998
  • Packard, Milan and Margaret, House · listed 1998
  • Reynolds, Henry T. and Rebecca, House · listed 1998
  • Reynolds, John T. and Henry T., Jr., House · listed 1985
  • Springville Carnegie Library · listed 1991
  • Springville High School Art Gallery · listed 1986
  • Springville High School Mechanical Arts Building · listed 1993
  • Springville Presbyterian Church · listed 1980
  • Strang, James P. and Lydia, House · listed 1998
  • Ward, Patrick L. and Rose O., House · listed 1998
  • Wood-Harrison House · listed 1983
  • …and 1 more

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