Kaysville, UT 84037
N 41° 02.352 W 111° 56.455
12T E 420913 N 4543535
The U.S. Post Office in the Davis County city of Kaysville, Utah.
Waymark Code: WMEM3R
Location: Utah, United States
Date Posted: 06/12/2012
Views: 5
The Kaysville Post Office is located at 285 North Main Street. It's business hours are:
Monday-Friday - 8:30am-5:30pm
Saturday - 9:00am-1:00pm
Sunday - Closed
Kaysville is located between the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains and the shore of the Great Salt Lake. The first city in Davis County to incorporate and the sixth incorporated city in Utah, Kaysville is 16.6 miles from Ogden and about the same distance from Salt Lake City. Its elevation is 4,294 feet.
In 1847 Hector C. Haight built a herdsman cabin northwest of where the Lagoon resort stands today. He is credited with being the first settler in Farmington and Kaysville area. The second settler was Samuel Oliver Holmes, who settled northwest of the Haight cabin.
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Utah population estimates show Kaysville at 25,820 in 2008, making it Davis County's fourth largest city.
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Type of structure:: Stand alone
re-enter Zip Code here:: 84037
Current Status:: Still in Use
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