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History of West Point, Utah
Courtesy of Utah Place Names, John W. VanCott (Links Added)

West Point (Davis) is a scattered agricultural community, three miles west of Clearfield on U-107. The community was an outgrowth of Syracuse, with an early name of South Hooper. the origin of the name is the result of locating the settlement on a point or small peninsula extending out into the Great Salt Lake. Another record suggests it was named for the famous military school in the state of New York.

John W. VanCott



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