Editing Cache Valley (section)

{{Short description|US geographical feature}}
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{{Infobox valley
 | name = Cache Valley
 | other_name =
 | etymology =
 | photo = Wellsville Mountains.jpg
 | photo_size =
 | photo_caption = Aerial view of the [[Wellsville Mountains]] at the southwestern end of the Cache Valley, September 2009
 | country = [[United States]]
 | state = [[Utah]]
 | state1 = [[Idaho]]
 | district_type = [[County (United States)|Counties]]
 | district = [[Cache County, Utah]]
 | district1 = [[Franklin County, Idaho]]
 | city = [[Logan, Utah]]
 | city1 = [[Preston, Idaho]]
 | border=[[Bannock Range]]
 | border1=[[Wellsville Mountains]]
 | border2=[[Bear River Mountains]]
 | border3=[[Wasatch Range]]
 | parent = 
 | coordinates = {{coord|41.9|-111.9|type:landmark_region:US-UT|display=inline,title}}
 | elevation_ft =
 | elevation_note =
 | length_mi = 50
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 | population =
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}}

'''Cache Valley'''  ''([[Shoshoni language|Shoshoni]]: '''Seuhubeogoi''', “Willow Valley”)'' is a valley of northern [[Utah]] and southeast [[Idaho]], United States, that includes the [[Logan metropolitan area]].<ref name="gnis">{{cite gnis|1426257|Cache Valley}}</ref> The valley was used by [[Timeline of the American Old West|19th century mountain men]] and was the site of the 1863 [[Bear River Massacre]] of 250 to 400 [[Shoshone]] people.{{efn|name=Estimates}} The name, Cache Valley is often used synonymously to describe the Logan Metropolitan Area, one of the fastest growing metro areas in the US per capita — both in terms of economic GDP and population.