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About 770 miles.

Logan, Utah is 4,534 feet (1,382 meters) above sea level

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45 minutes max. Factor in the time change and you actually GAIN time by 15 minutes, so its -15 minutes!

I've been told you cannot rent an apartment and allow your felon family member live there.

A transitional living facility is a temporary living facility for anyone one who is homeless. Transitional living varies by program and facility. Some are dormitiory, some are rooms some have small apartments or even shared houses. They serve the homeless, mentally ill, those leaving prison or another facility. The length of stay and services provided vary by program. Some transitional living facilities are simply shared hosues with minimal supervision. Others provide meals, medical care employment assistance case management, etc.

It takes about two and a half hours to drive from Beaver to Salt Lake City. If you hit Provo or Salt Lake during rush hour, count on an extra half hour.

The first winter in Utah (1847-48) was actually relatively mild. Also, only the advance party of perhaps 100 men spent the first winter in Utah, having left their families in "Winter Quarters" in Nebraska. Because there were few men and the weather was mild, it wasn't too difficult to provide food and shelter for them. However, that first winter was misleading - the next winter, when several thousand Mormons had arrived, was extremely cold and snowy. They were unprepared for the extreme conditions and many became very sick or even died.

Yes, Utah is one of the Four Corner States, along with Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico. (From top-left to bottom-right)

Temple Square has been built and remodeled over time, but it was built by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Brigham Young selected the site a few days after the Mormon Pioneers arrived in the area, in July 1847. Since then buildings have been built and torn down, all centered around the temple.

The Temple, which is the center of the square, took over 40 years to build (completed in 1893). It's construction was begun by Brigham Young, but it was not completed until Wilford Woodruff was President of the Church.

The Tabernacle, where the Mormon Tabernacle Choir sings, was constructed in the 1860's, its construction was overseen by Brigham Young. It replaced a temporary Bowery, which was used to hold large meetings.

The Endowment House was built under the direction of Brigham Young used as a "temporary temple" from 1855 until Wilford Woodruff ordered it's destruction in 1889.

The Assembly hall replaced what was called the "Old Tabernacle" and was built in 1882 under the direction of John Taylor.

The Beaurau of Information Building and the observatory were replaced by two Visitors Centers in the mid 19th century, The Hotel Utah was remodeled to become the Joseph Smith Memorial Building in the 1990's, which holds offices, ballrooms, restauraunts, and a theatre. Additional buildings, such as the family history library, the church history and art museum, the conference center (dedicated in 2000), the relief society building and the church office building, were added later by subsequent church presidents. The most recent addition is the church history and archives building, dedicated in June 2009 by current Church President, Thomas S. Monson.

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Utah is the US state whose neighbors are Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada and Arizona. New Mexico is also a neighboring state, though only at the Four Corners.

Pueblo people are descendants of ancient tribes who settled in the United States' southwestern areas. Settlements were located in Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado. They are known and named for living in pueblos, on cliffs and in pit houses.

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Google Maps estimates the driving time as 3 hours and 32 minutes.

It is a 700 mile trip requiring a driving time of 10 hours and 17 minutes (MapQuest).

Absolutely yes... we have mountains surrounding us, so the weather might be nice and desolate... if there's no civilization. other wise, we have a nice mountain range to keep everything cool, and bring in snow... during October, and have it leave in march or April. then we have a little spring/summer type thing... and then in starts snowing again.

Utah has a total area of 84,896 square miles including 82,169 square miles of land. It is the 13th largest state based on total area and the 12th largest state based on total land area.

There is no such street as Brigham Street in Salt Lake City. There is a Brigham Fork Creek, but there is no home with the address of 529.

South Temple Street was once called Brigham Street, since the homes of Brigham Young were located there. 529 South Temple is the historic Keith Mansion, which is no longer used as a home. It is now used as an office for AIC / Leucadia Financial Group.

You can, but it's illegal and you'll probably be hit by cross-traffic.

The area was first owned by Mexico and then the United States.

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To get a paper route in Utah, you can start by checking with local newspapers such as the Salt Lake Tribune or Deseret News, as they often have listings for available routes. Additionally, community bulletin boards, online classifieds like Craigslist, or local Facebook groups can provide leads on paper delivery opportunities. It's also beneficial to visit the websites of these newspapers for specific information on how to apply for a route.