TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction
Potential Bicycle City, UT Locations
Utah Bicycle Organizations & Resources
Utah Environmental Groups
Alternative Energy Organzations and Companies in Utah
Utah Animal Groups
Utah International Groups
Conclusion

Utah offers a host of natural, cultural, and environmental features that residents of Bicycle City would naturally be attracted to–vast, unpopulated lands including high mountains, rugged desert terrain, and lush river valleys. The urban centers focused along the Great Salt lake would provide Bicycle City residents with plenty of ways to be involved in the Utah community.

Some great locations for Bicycle City, UT might be:

• Population: 507
• Average Annual Rainfall: 0.71”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 42°, Feb. – 51°, Mar. – 62°, April – 70°, May – 80°, June – 91°, July – 96°, Aug. –95°, Sept. – 85°, Oct. – 72°, Nov. – 56°, Dec. – 44°
• Water: Cottonwood River, Colorado River, San Juan River, McElmo River, Mc Phee Reservoir
• Zip Codes: 84534

• Population: 470
• Average Rainfall: 1.09”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 42°, Feb. – 46°, Mar. – 53°, April – 60°, May – 70°, June – 82°, July – 88°, Aug. –86°, Sept. – 79 °, Oct. – 66°, Nov. – 51°, Dec. – 43°
• Water: Little Salt Lake, Sevier River
• Zip Codes: 84760

• Population: 142
• Average Rainfall: 0.76”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 42°, Feb. – 47°, Mar. – 53°, April – 61°, May – 70°, June – 81°, July – 87°, Aug. – 85°, Sept. – 77°, Oct. – 66°, Nov. – 52°, Dec. – 44°
• Water: Piute Reservoir, Otter Creek Reservoir, Sevier River, Otter River, Fish Lake
• Zip Codes: 84743

• Population: 420
• Average Annual Rainfall: 0.79 ”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 40°, Feb. – 47°, Mar. – 56°, April – 65°, May – 75°, June – 86°, July – 92°, Aug. – 91°, Sept. – 82°, Oct. – 69°, Nov. – 52°, Dec. – 41°
• Water: Gunnison Reservoir, Sevier Bridge Reservoir, Muddy River, Joes Valley Reservoir
• Zip Codes: 84643

• Population: 349
• Average Rainfall: 0.78”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 43°, Feb. – 53°, Mar. – 64°, April – 73°, May – 84°, June – 95°, July – 101°, Aug. – 98°, Sept. – 89°, Oct. – 75°, Nov. – 57°, Dec. – 46°
• Water: Cane River, Colorado River, Dolores River
• Zip Codes: 84532

• Population: 850
• Average Rainfall: 1.30”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 40°, Feb. – 46°, Mar. – 56°, April – 64°, May – 74°, June – 85°, July – 92°, Aug. – 90°, Sept. – 81°, Oct. – 68°, Nov. – 52°, Dec. – 41°
• Water: Mona Reservoir, Utah Lake
• Zip Codes: 84645

• Population: 2,855
• Average Rainfall: 0.73”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 30°, Feb. – 37°, Mar. – 52°, April – 63°, May – 73°, June – 84°, July – 90°, Aug. – 88°, Sept. – 77°, Oct. – 63°, Nov. – 45°, Dec. – 33°
• Water: Steinaker Reservoir, Flaming Gorge Reservoir, Flaming Gorge Dam, Green River, Big Brush River, Oaks Park Reservoir, Yampa River,
• Zip Codes: 84078

• Population: 684
• Average Annual Rainfall: 1.27”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 34°, Feb. – 40°, Mar. – 49°, April – 58°, May – 68°, June – 79°, July – 87°, Aug. – 86°, Sept. – 76°, Oct. – 64°, Nov. – 46°, Dec. – 35°
• Water: Lost Creek Reservoir, Lost River, Rockport Reservoir, Great Salt Lake, Weber River
• Zip Codes: 84033

• Population: 483
• Average Annual Rainfall: 1.02”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 27°, Feb. – 32°, Mar. – 41°, April – 52°, May – 62°, June – 72°, July – 81°, Aug. – 79°, Sept. – 70°, Oct. – 57°, Nov. – 39°, Dec. – 28°
• Water: Bear Lake, Bear River, Cutler Reservoir, Great Salt Lake
• Zip Codes: 84064

• Population: 177
• Average Annual Rainfall: 1.04”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 33°, Feb. – 39°, Mar. – 50°, April – 60°, May – 69°, June – 90°, July – 90°, Aug. – 88°, Sept. – 78°, Oct. – 64°, Nov. – 47°, Dec. – 36°
• Water: Great Salt Lake
• Zip Codes: 84336

• Bonneville Bicycle Touring Club
• Color Country Cycling Club
• Rocky Mountain Cycling Club
• Utah Cycling Association

• Terra Firma
• Friends of the Great Salt Lake
• Nature Conservancy of Utah

• USDE Sources
• Pure Energy Systems

• Student Organization for Animal Rights
• Best Friends Animal Society

• Utah International Trade Center

In conclusion, Bicycle City, Utah could be a great place for people to live a unique and harmonious lifestyle because of the state’s natural assets, undeveloped land, and strong sense of community. Click here to be added to our mailing list.