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History
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Taken from the Utah Place Names. (Links Added)
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HARRISBURG Harrisburg (Washington) is where Quail Creek crosses I-15, fourteen miles northeast of St. George. When Moses Harris first settled on the site in 1859, it was on Cottonwood Creek where the Harrisburg Junction on I-15 is presently located. At that time the settlement was known as Cottonwood. As the community developed, it gradually assumed Moses' name and became Harrisburg. John W. Van Cott |
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