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Originally known as South Cottonwood, Murray Utah is located about eight miles south of Salt Lake City. The Cottonwood name was due to its location between the Big & Little Cottonwood Creeks. The name "Murray" came from Eli Murray, a territorial governor who presided over the area from 1800 to 1886. As with many other cities, Murray was primarily an agricultural city, dedicated to farming and other agrarian trades.
The evolution to an industrial power came with the inception of the Woodhill Brother's smelter which was constructed in 1869. This began an era in which smelting was the primary industry in Murray. In recent years, real estate in Murray has diversified and birthed a multifaceted economy that has assisted the town in continuously prosperous development.
The integrity of Murray property investments is rare in today's market. There are homes available in a huge variety of price ranges, meaning that no matter what your budget may be, there is a home for you in Murray. This area is also serviced by an excellent school district comprised of seven elementary schools, two junior high schools, and one high school.
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Eight miles south of Salt Lake City Utah, Murray is located right in the middle of the Salt Lake Valley. This small city of 43,328 has been almost completely developed, and offers a wide variety of affordable home choices.
People are discovering a lot of reasons to relocate to Murray. The city prides itself on having the nicest residents in Utah, where residents go out of their way to help each other, whether it's an old friend or a new one.
Salt Lake City, and all its amenities, are just a short ride north of Murray. Here you can have your solitude, and also make short trips to attractions like the Clark Planetarium and Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
Recreation is a big thing for residents of Murray, and the city offers access to a variety of acuities. South, along I-15, there's Saratoga Springs and the Timpanogos Cave National Monument. The caves are some of the most beautiful in the world and offer visitors a close-up view of Utah's natural beauty.
Along I-80, east of Murray, one finds the Jordanelle and Rockport State Parks. Both are reservoir based parks offering first-rate camping, fishing, swimming, and water skiing.
The Salt Lake Valley offers some of the best golfing in the country - all within driving distance of Murray - perfect recreation for those lazy Saturday afternoons.
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