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This category is for questions and answers about the western state of Utah. It was admitted to the union on January 4, 1896. Utah is known for having a very large Mormon community.

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Why did the Mormons settle in the deserts Utah?

because people kicked them out of their land everywhere else they went, they are a religious group that basically believe the same thing as Christians, except that theirs a living prophet in today's times.

When was the golden spike put into the ground?

the golden spike was driven at Promontory Point, Utah

What are the names of the five national parks in Utah?

Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, and Capitol Reef.

The name of the Utah FBLA State President?

2009 - 2010 State President: Colton Gardner

www.utahfbla.com

What is utahs longest river?

The Sevier River, the flows along the north, from the Kane County flowing through Garfield, Piute, Sevier, Juab and Millard Counties.

What is the county with the largest population in Utah?

There are 29 counties in Utah. Salt Lake County is the most populous county in Utah with estimated population of 1,107,314 as of July 1, 2015 per the U.S. Census Bureau.

How dense is The Great Salt Lake?

The Great Salt Lake is so dense, that you may find it hard to sink if you try to swim in it! The Lake is so dense, because tons of salt enter the lake every year, and there's no river for the salt to exit, so the lake stays salty. All the salt pushes you up if you are in the Lake, making you float!

How many people are in Salt Lake City Utah?

There are about 2 million people in Utah. According to the national average of home per capita, there are around 125,000 homes in Utah. This is obviously not an exact count, but based on national numbers. This wouldn't include cabins or additional homes for out of towners.

What are the 3 major landforms of the regions in Utah?

Utah has a diverse range of landforms. There is the Rocky Mountains, the Great Salt Lake, and the Colorado Plateau Landforms including the Grand Staircase and the Goosenecks of the San Juan River.

Is Utah good?

Yes, Utah is one of the safest states, although some cities are much safer than others. It is pretty common in the suburbs of Utah and Salt Lake counties to find people's homes and vehicles unlocked due to the lack of crime.

Where is Layton Utah?

Layton, Utah is located in Davis County, Utah.

Can a 17-year-old move out legally with parental permission?

Hopefully. I'm 17, and I'm planning on moving to Floida from Alaska by myself and finishing high school there. Basicly, I'm moving at the end of this summer, so when I start school, I'll only be 17 for about 2 months. I've talked about it to my parents, and no matter how much they dissapprove, they realize they can't stop me. And holding me back those 2 months would only delay me academicly. With the job i have now, and the 3 I'm planning on working during the summer, I'll hopefully have enough to support myself for the first semester, and find a suitable place to live. Overall, I'm pretty excited and coming from another 17 year old moving out, I don't see anything holding you back (unless you JUST turned 17). If you can do it, the go. There are some low points too however: You'll have to pay for everything yourself, getting a job and finishing school are huge, and finding someone whos gonna take you seriously as a 17 year is definalty gonna be hard.

What happened at Salt Lake City Utah?

Salt Lake City faces several problems. Some current concerns are aggressive panhandling, gang crimes, robberies, homelessness, illegal immigration, pet-ownership rights, and never-ending construction projects.

What is the abbreviation of Salt Lake City?

The abbreviation for Salt Lake City is SLC.

Name city near Provo Utah?

Orem is directly north of Provo and Springville is South of Provo

What are Utah natives called?

Several Native American tribes can be found in Utah. The most common are Ute, Paiute, and Navajo.