Kelton, Utah

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Kelton, Utah is a historic ghost town in northern Utah that once served as an important stop along the First Transcontinental Railroad.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ghost town
unincorporated community
category former populated places in Box Elder County, Utah
ghost towns in Utah
climate semi-arid
connectedBy stage lines
connectedTo Boise, Idaho NERFINISHED
Idaho City, Idaho NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentUse archaeological interest area
historical site
declineCause railroad route changes
reduction in rail traffic
economicActivity freight shipping
railroad support services
stagecoach services
elevation approximately 4300–4400 feet above sea level
feature cemetery
railroad grade remnants
scattered foundations
governingBody Box Elder County (county jurisdiction) NERFINISHED
historicalRole freight transfer point
railroad town
stagecoach connection point
historicalSignificance served as a key link between the transcontinental railroad and mining regions in Idaho
locatedIn Box Elder County, Utah NERFINISHED
Utah
northern Utah
locatedInTimeZone Mountain Time Zone
locatedOn First Transcontinental Railroad NERFINISHED
namedAfter Kelton, a railroad official or contractor (attributed)
near Great Salt Lake Desert NERFINISHED
Promontory Mountains NERFINISHED
partOf historic transcontinental railroad corridor
peakPeriod late 19th century
railroadServedBy Central Pacific Railroad NERFINISHED
Southern Pacific Railroad NERFINISHED
region Great Basin NERFINISHED
servedAs important stop on the First Transcontinental Railroad
status abandoned settlement
ghost town
transportationMode railroad
stagecoach
wagon freight

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Box Elder County, Utah contains Kelton, Utah