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Geography & Demographics

State Abbreviation	UT
State Capital	Salt Lake City
State Size	Total (Land + Water): 84,899 sq miles; Land Only: 82,144 sq miles
Number of Counties	29
Time Zone	Mountain Time Zone
Bordering States	Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Wyoming
Highest Point	Kings Peak, 13,534 feet
Tallest Building	Wells Fargo Center in Salt Lake City, 422 feet
Largest Stadium	LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo, capacity 63,470
National Parks	Arches National Park Bryce Canyon National Park Canyonlands National Park Capitol Reef National Park Zion National Park
State Population (2020)	3,271,616
State Population Density	39.8 people / square mile
Area Codes	385, 435, 801
Top 5 Cities (2020 population)	Salt Lake City (204,087) West Valley City (133,894) West Jordan (116,530) Provo (116,295) Orem (98,970)

Government & Legislature

Statehood	January 4, 1896
Electoral Votes	6
State Flag
Governor	Official Utah Governor Website
U. S. Senators	List of U. S. Senators From Utah
U. S. Representatives	List of U. S. Representatives From Utah
State Senators	List of Utah State Senators
State Representatives	List of Utah State Representatives
State Government	Official Site
State Constitution	Utah State Constitution
Same-Sex Marriage Legalization Date	October 6, 2014
Road Conditions	Utah Road Conditions
State Quarter Issue Date	November 05, 2007

State Symbols

State Animal	Rocky Mountain elk
State Astronomical Symbol	Beehive cluster located in the constellation of Cancer the Crab
State Bird	Common American gull
State Cooking Pot	Dutch oven
State Firearm	John M. Browning designed M1911 automatic pistol
State Fish	Bonneville cutthroat trout
State Flower	Sego lily
State Folk Dance	Square dance
State Fossil	Allosaurus
State Fruit	Cherry
State Gem	Topaz
State Grass	Indian rice grass
State Historic Vegetable	Sugar beet
State Hymn	"Utah We Love Thee"
State Insect	Honeybee
State Mineral	Copper
State Motto	Industry
Nickname	Beehive State
State Railroad Museum	Ogden Union Station
State Rock	Coal
State Song	"Utah, This Is The Place"
State Star	Dubhe
State Tree	Quaking aspen
State Vegetable	Spanish sweet onion
State Winter Sports	Skiing and snowboarding

Sports Teams

Major Sports Teams	NBA: Utah Jazz MLS: Real Salt Lake
NCAA Division I Schools	Brigham Young University (Big 12) Southern Utah University (Big Sky) University of Utah (Pac-12) Utah State University (Mountain West) Utah Valley University (WAC) Weber State University (Big Sky)

Table Tennis Clubs in Utah

City	Table Tennis Club
Ivins	The Southern Utah Table Tennis Club
South Salt Lake	Salt Lake City Table Tennis Club

Popular Tourist Attractions

Angels Landing: Rock formation in Zion National Park in Utah.
Arches National Park: National park in eastern Utah.
Brighton Ski Resort: Ski resort in Brighton, Utah.
Bryce Canyon National Park: National park in southern Utah.
Canyonlands National Park: National park in southeastern Utah.
Capitol Reef National Park: National park in south-central Utah.
Dinosaur National Monument: National monument on the Utah-Colorado border.
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument: National monument in southern Utah.
Great Salt Lake: Largest salt water lake in the Western Hemisphere, located in the northern part of Utah.
Hogle Zoo: Zoo in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Lagoon: Amusement park in Farmington, Utah.
Monument Valley: Red-sand desert region on the Utah-Arizona border.
Park City Mountain Resort: Ski resort in Park City, Utah.
Powder Mountain: Ski resort in Eden, Utah.
Snowbasin: Ski resort in Huntsville, Utah.
Temple Square: Religious complex in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Thanksgiving Point: Museum in Lehi, Utah.
Zion National Park: National park in southwestern Utah.

Festivals and Events

Top festivals and events in Utah. They are listed in approximate order of when they take place during the year.

Festival / Event	When	Location
Bluff Balloon Festival	January	Bluff
Sundance Film Festival	January	Park City
Great Salt Lake Bird Festival	May	Farmington
Eyes to the Sky Balloon Festival	June	Salina
Ogden Arts Festival	June	Ogden
Utah Arts Festival	June	Salt Lake City
Utah Scottish Festival & Highland Games	June	Salt Lake City
Sandy City Balloon Festival	August	Sandy
Moab Music Festival	August to September	Moab
Oktoberfest	August to October	Salt Lake City
Timpanogos Storytelling Festival	September	Lehi
Utah State Fair	September	Salt Lake City
Red Rock Film Festival	October	Cedar City

Popular Iconic Utah Foods

Utah is famous for the following foods:

Pastrami Burgers
Fry Sauce
Funeral Potatoes
Utah Scones
Jell-O
Bear lake Raspberries
Dutch Oven Fare
Green River Melons
Utah Honey
Frog Eye Salad
Navajo Tacos

Famous People Born In Utah

Nobel Prize Winners

Paul D. Boyer (Chemistry, 1997)
Kip Thorne (Physics, 2017)

Pro Football Hall Of Fame Members

Merlin Olsen (Defensive Tackle. Inducted in 1982)
Steve Young (Quarterback. Inducted in 2005)

Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall Of Fame Players

John "Cat" Thompson (Forward. Inducted in 1962)

Famous Actors And Actresses

Roseanne Barr
James Woods
Loretta Young

Famous Singers

Jewel Kilcher
Donny Osmond
Marie Osmond

Utah Fun Facts

· There are two theories on the origination of the word "Utah": The first is that it originates from the Native American "Ute" tribe which means "people of the mountains." The second is that it originates from the Native American word "yuttahih," meaning "higher up." In either case, the origin came from the Native Americans.

· Utah is one of only two states in the United States to outlaw all forms of gambling.

· At Four Corners, in the southeast, Utah meets Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona at right angles, the only such meeting of states in the country.

· Approximately 62% of Utah residents are Mormons, or members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Utah is the most homogeneous state in the nation in terms of religion.

· The Great Salt Lake is saltier than the ocean. Its salt content can be more than seven times that of the ocean.

· On May 10, 1869, the First Transcontinental Railroad was completed at Promontory Summit, Utah. The event was billed as the "Wedding of the Rails," as it represented the joining of railroads built by two companies, the Union Pacific Railroad and the Central Pacific Railroad.

· In 1912, policeman Lester Wire invented the first red-green electric traffic lights in Salt Lake City, Utah.

· In Utah, individuals may not supply beer to the public in containers larger than two liters unless they are licensed to do so.

· Utah is the only state with an official State Cooking Pot: Dutch oven.

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