North Cache Valley, Utah

Richmond is a small city in northern Cache Valley about 13 miles north of Logan along US-91, settled in 1859 and incorporated in 1868. It has a historic Main Street area with 17 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, including the 1914 Carnegie library, surrounded by agricultural land. A Pepperidge Farm plant operates in town, and a Lee's Marketplace grocery opened in 2023.

Lewiston is one of Utah's northernmost cities, sitting near the Idaho border at the north end of Cache Valley. Settled in 1870, it covers roughly 26 square miles, much of it agricultural land, so properties range from in-town lots to larger rural parcels. The 1935 Lewiston Community Building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Cornish is a small agricultural town in the northwest corner of Cache Valley near the Idaho border, about 5 square miles in area. It grew up along the Oregon Short Line Railroad and was incorporated in 1937. Housing is mainly homes on rural lots surrounded by farmland.

Trenton is a small farming town in northwestern Cache Valley along Utah State Route 142, settled in 1870 and named after Trenton, New Jersey. The town covers several square miles of mostly agricultural land, and housing is largely homes on rural lots.

Amalga is a small farming town west of Smithfield in central Cache Valley, about 3.6 square miles in area. It was named for the Amalgamated Sugar Company factory built there in 1916-17, and today it is home to a Schreiber Foods cheese plant and many dairy operations. Amalga shares the Smithfield ZIP code (84335) and post office.

Clarkston is a small town on the far western edge of Cache Valley at the foot of the Clarkston Mountains, founded in 1864. Housing is mostly homes on larger rural lots surrounded by farmland. The Martin Harris Gravesite in the town cemetery is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Newton is a small town in western Cache Valley, settled in 1869 as the "New Town" from Clarkston. It sits between Newton Reservoir to the north and the much larger Cutler Reservoir to the south, and housing is mainly homes on rural and in-town lots amid farmland.