About Beryl

Beryl is a small, unincorporated community located in Iron County, Utah. Despite its small size, Beryl has some interesting features and history:

• Location: Situated in the Escalante Desert, approximately 45 miles northwest of Cedar City.


• Climate: Beryl experiences a semi-arid climate, typical of the high desert regions in Utah.


• History: The area was originally settled by Mormon pioneers in the late 19th century.


• Agriculture: The community is known for its agricultural activities, particularly alfalfa farming.


• Transportation: Beryl Junction, nearby, was once an important stop on the Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad (now part of the Union Pacific Railroad).


• Airport: The area is home to the Beryl Junction Airport, a small, general aviation facility.


• Renewable Energy: The surrounding area has seen development in renewable energy, with solar projects in the vicinity.


• Population: As an unincorporated community, exact population figures are not readily available, but it is considered a very small rural settlement.