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What state has a smaller population than Delaware?
Wyoming.
What does Utah rank in the US in size?
With 84,899 square miles, Utah is the 13th-largest U.S. state by area, larger than #14 Idaho but smaller than #12 Minnesota.
Is Portugal smaller than Utah?
Yes. Utah is more than twice the size of Portugal.
Japan is slightly smaller than which US state?
Japan is only slightly smaller than the US state of Montana. Japan has a total population of 127 million people.
Is the state of Utah bigger than the state of Arizona?
Utah is the 13th largest US State and Arizona is ranked #6.
What percent of Mormons are in Provo Utah?
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) does not generally release membership statistics for an area smaller than a state, but in my experience the population of Provo is approximately 75-80% Mormons.
Is Rhode Island is smaller than Connecticut?
Connecticut is the third smallest U.S. state based on area. Based on area Delaware and Rhode Island are smaller. Connecticut is the 29th largest U.S. state based on population. Based on population 21 states are smaller than Connecticut.
Which state has more mountains Nebraska or Utah?
Utah has more mountains than Nebraska
Is UK bigger than state of Utah?
No. The total area of England is 130,395 km sq or 50,346 sq miles, whereas Utah's total area is 219,887 km sq or 84,899 sq miles. Therefore the state of Utah is nearly twice the size of England.
What are the towns with the highest Mormon population?
Some towns with high Mormon populations include Provo and Orem in Utah, as well as Idaho Falls in Idaho. These areas have significant Mormon communities due to their proximity to important institutions like Brigham Young University.
Which state is farther west Oregon or Utah?
Oregon is farther west than Utah
Which universities and or major colleges have a higher population of Mormons than most?
BYU-Provo, BYU-Idaho, BYU-Hawaii, University of Utah, Utah State, Southern Utah University, Utah Valley University, Gonzaga, Harvard, Columbia, Southern Virginia University, and George Washington.
