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Located at the foot of Mount Timpanogos, the city of American Fork in Utah County, Utah, serves as a gateway to many recreational quarters via American Fork Canyon. The city is located in the Utah Valley south of Salt Lake City and just north of Provo, Utah. Other nearby towns and communities include Lehi, Vineyard, Lindon, Pleasant Grove, Saratoga Springs, Alpine, Cedar Hills and Highland.

According to one estimate, the population of American Fork was 28,326 in 2015, up from about 23,600 as of the 2000 census. That is a whopping 20% growth in population in 15 years! This is also reflective of the continuous growth of the city since the 1970s.

As with most cities in the US, American Fork started out as a settlement colony from somewhere around the mid-1850s. Primarily, the settlement was known as Lake City, but the name was later changed in order to avoid confusion with the neighboring settlement of Salt Lake City.

Today, American Fork (84003-2293) is a city with a high percentage of home ownership and many well-maintained apartments, condos, and private homes reflect the growing prosperity of the town. The town is also home to a vast network of well-kept private parks, recreational centers, public and private golf courses, modern fitness centers, sports complexes and a full-service, innovative public library.

As far as connectivity and telecommunications, American Fork has options like CenturyLink Internet and Phone for residential and Business use.  For television services, AT&T TV and Directv are both available in American Fork, UT.

Some of the major tourist attractions in the city include the Alpine Loop Scenic Byway which is located behind Mount Timpanogos and is a narrow and winding road meandering its way through the canyons; the Timpanogos Cave National Monument—a complex of three caverns that can be reached through a strenuous one-and-a-half-mile trek up the mountain. Interested individuals may also take a tour of the historic downtown district of the city where one can still see many turn of the century buildings and have an idea of the early architectural patterns of the town.