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How far did the Mormons go west?

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As far as major settlements go, they went to Salt Lake City, which is still where the church is based. However, small groups of Church members were sent all over the west to form farming communities in the late 1840's and early 1850s, mostly in California, Idaho, Nevada, and Arizona.

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