Ophir, Utah

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Ophir, Utah is a small historic mining town in Tooele County known for its 19th-century silver and lead mines and well-preserved Old West character.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic mining town
town
climateRegion semi-arid interior West
country United States of America
developmentPattern mining camp that evolved into town
economyHistoricallyBasedOn mining
geologicalContext mineral-rich mountain district
governingSubdivision Tooele County, Utah
surface form: Tooele County government
hasBuiltHeritage 19th-century commercial buildings
19th-century residences
historic mining infrastructure
hasCulturalIdentity Old West mining community
hasFeature historic cabins
historic main street
mining ruins
old mining structures
hasHeritage Old West mining town
hasHistoricalSignificance 19th-century lead mining
19th-century silver mining
hasPreservationStatus well-preserved historic town
heritageValue example of 19th-century Utah mining town
example of preserved Old West streetscape
historicalEra 19th century American mining boom
knownFor Old West character
lead mines
silver mines
well-preserved historic buildings
locatedIn Old West
surface form: American West

Tooele County, Utah
Utah
locatedInTimeZone Mountain Time Zone
locatedNear Oquirrh Mountains
namedAfter Ophir (biblical region)
originalFunction mining settlement
partOf Great Basin
surface form: Great Basin region

Utah
surface form: State of Utah
populationCharacteristic small population
primaryMinedResource lead
silver
region western United States
tourismType heritage tourism
historic tourism
transportationAccess local county roads
urbanForm small rural town

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Tooele County, Utah contains Ophir, Utah