About the town » West Weber, Weber County, Utah, United States

West Weber is an unincorporated community in Weber County, Utah, United States. It is located about eight miles northwest of Ogden. West Weber was reportedly organized as a ward in 1877, when it had a population of 700 inhabitants. The community is located northeast of the intersection of Utah State Route 134 and Utah State Route 39. The nearest major highway is the Interstate 84/Interstate 15 (Veterans Memorial Highway), which Route 39 leads to, about 5-mile to the east. Historical populations Census Pop. %± Source: U.S. Census Bureau West Weber contains the West Weber Elementary School, headed by Mike Geilmann. The Weber River flows nearby and a bridge was built in 1903 over the river. A minor accident occurred near West Weber on September 17, 1931 on the 8300 Ms. (20S) Southern Pacific, caused by an emergency application of air. Conductor C.A. Peterson was thrown against the cupola stand, injuring his left shoulder, and brakeman P.L. Burnette was thrown from the cupola to the floor.