Great Salt Lake

Brigham Young was the religious leader of the Mormons at the time, who regarded him as a prophet receiving direct instruction from God. However, they called the place surrounding Salt Lake City "Deseret", as the Mormons at that time believed that an area near Kansas City, Missouri had been designated as the place where "Zion, the New Jerusalem" would be built. Downtown Salt Lake City is about 20 miles from the nearest shoreline of the Great Salt Lake. (The lake is quite marshy and smelly, you wouldn't want to live closer!)

The address of the Great Lakes Steamship Society is: 8465 Fawn Lake Drive NE, Stacy, MN 55079-9301

The BYU Salt Lake Center is located at the address 345 W North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84180. BYU is an abbreviation for Brigham Young University.

The shoreline of the Great Salt Lake is approximately 1,000 miles long. However, this length can vary significantly depending on water levels, which fluctuate due to evaporation and changes in precipitation. The lake's unique geography and the presence of various islands also contribute to the complexity of its shoreline.

It is 40 miles to Antelope Island, which is the most popular destination on the Great Salt Lake, but the lake itself is about 20 miles away.

A sea is a large body of salt water that is partially landlocked and partially connected with the ocean. The Great Salt Lake is completely landlocked; therefore, it is a lake, not a sea.

The shortest flight duration from Houston, Texas to Salt Lake City would be around 3 hours.

Utah.
The Great Salt Lake is located in northern Utah.

Salt is and has been a necessary staple for life since the beginning. It was not discovered. It was just there. Like one person said, like water, like air.

Not in little shakers with a girl on them, but in domes and outcroppings.