Utah Geography
The State directly South of Utah
What is: Arizona
The 2 Rivers that Converge in Canyonlands National Park
What is: The Colorado and the Green
The First National Park in Utah Established in 1919
What Is: Zion National Park
The Chemical Element that when Oxidized turns the Sandstone Red
What Is: Iron
The Tall, Orangish Red, sweet smelling tree
What Is: Ponderosa Pine
The Largest Lake in Utah
What Is: The Great Salt Lake
The Length of the Zion Mt. Carmel Tunnel
What Is: 1.1 Miles
The Arch on the Utah License Plate
What is: Delicate arch
The State rock of Utah
What is: Coal
The Cactus with Fruit popular in Margaritas and pads common in Mexican cusine
What Is: Prickly Pear Cactus
The State That is Directly North Of Utah
What Is: Idaho
The Largest National Park in Utah
What Is: Canyonlands National Park
The Church Leader who Led the Mormons to Salt Lake City
What Is: Brigham Young
The Main cliff forming layer in Zion Canyon
What is: Navajo Sandstone
The Yucca Root Ball Was Used for what by Indigenous peoples
What Is: Yucca Fries, Carbohydrate rich Potato ish food
The Names of the 3 Sections/Districts of Canyonlands
What is: Island in the Sky, Needles, The Maze
The Utah National Park that has the most nights below freezing
The Year Utah last Hosted the olympics
What is: 2002
This rock Layer is crucial in the formation of Arches in Arches National Park
What is: Dewey Bridge Layer or Paradox salt formation
This Tree can live for thousands of years
What is: Bristlecone Pine
The largest Clonal Colony of Aspen in the World
What is: Pando
The Rough Amount of Arches in Arches National Park
What is: 2000
The holiday Utahns celebrate on July 24
What is: Pioneer Day
The 100 mile fold of rock that makes up Capitol reef National Park
What is: the waterpocket fold
The Two Most common Tree species in Arches and Canyonlands
What is: Pinyon Pine and Juniper