Crossword clues for utah
utah
- Golden Spike setting
- Folk singer Phillips
- Emarosa song about a state?
- Dinosaur National Monument state
- Certain Mountain State
- Capitol Reef National Park site
- Canyonlands state
- Bryce Canyon setting
- Bryce Canyon National Park's location
- Bryce and Zion locale
- Brigham Young's state
- Bountiful state?
- Area code 801
- Arches National Park site
- Antelope Island state
- A state of the union address?
- 2002 Olympics state
- "Point Break" FBI agent Johnny
- Zion National Park location
- Young state
- Young land?
- Winter Olympics state
- Where the Sevier flows
- Where the NBA's Jazz play
- Where the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is based
- Where the Great Salt Lake is
- Where some raptors have been discovered
- Where Rainbow Bridge is
- Where Provo and Salt Lake City are
- Where Monument Valley is
- Where Leland Stanford drove the "golden spike"
- Where Karl Malone has home-court advantage
- Where Jazz players play?
- Where J. Bracken Lee is Governor
- Where I-15 and I-80 meet
- Where Donny and Marie hail from
- Where Cedar Breaks is
- Where Capitol Reef is
- Where Brigham Young settled
- Where B. Young grew old
- Whence the Osmonds came
- What separates Nevada from Colorado
- Westernmost D-Day beachhead
- Western home state of Meg and Dia
- Weber State University's state
- Wasatch Range setting
- Wasatch Range locale
- Wasatch Front state
- US "A Study in Scarlet" setting
- Union member beginning in 1896
- They love their Jazz
- The Wasatch Front is there
- The state of Deseret, now
- The sego lily is its state flower
- The Four Corners state with the shortest name
- The Colorado runs through it
- The 45th state to join the US
- Temple Square's state
- Sundance home
- Sundance Film Festival's state
- Sundance Film Festival's home
- Sundance Festival's home
- Sundance Festival state
- Sundance Festival site
- Sundance Festival locale
- State with the youngest population
- State with the most sides
- State with the most Mormon residents
- State with the lowest median age
- State with the largest Mormon population
- State with the highest average household size
- State with strict liquor laws
- State with six straight sides
- State with millions of Mormons
- State with many LDS church members
- State with low alcohol content limits
- State with a large Mormon population
- State with a famed Jazz ensemble?
- State with a Carbon and Iron county
- State with a beehive on its flag
- State with "Greatest snow on earth" license plates
- State whose senior senator is Orrin Hatch
- State whose ratification of the Twenty-first Amendment ended Prohibition
- State whose quarter has a picture of a railroad spike
- State where the third Indiana Jones movie began
- State where the singer Jewel was born
- State where the Osmonds are from
- State where the Mormon-focused series "Big Love" was set
- State where the Jazz play
- State where Provo and Ogden are
- State where over half of the residents are Mormon
- State where Obama nearly cracked 25% in 2012
- State where Mitt Romney won an easy primary victory
- State where Bryce Canyon is
- State where Brigham Young settled
- State where Brigham Young is buried
- State where a lot of Mormons live
- State west of Colorado
- State The Used hail from
- State The Used are from
- State that's west of Colorado
- State that's home to Brigham Young University
- State that's east of Nevada
- State that's between Nevada and Colorado
- State that was part of Mexico until 1848
- State that the Osmonds are from
- State that hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics
- State that has voted Republican in the last 13 presidential elections
- State that gives the highest percentage of income to charity
- State that contains the Golden Spike
- State that contains Provo and Ogden
- State that celebrates Pioneer Day
- State that borders Idaho
- State that borders Colorado
- State that borders Arizona
- State south of Idaho and Wyoming
- State on the Colorado Plateau
- State of Uinta Mountains
- State of the Salt Flats
- State of Donny and Marie
- State of Deseret, today
- State number 45
- State north of New Mexico
- State nicknamed Deseret
- State name meaning "people of the mountains"
- State missing what should be its northeast corner
- State known for skiing and Jazz fans
- State in which the Golden Spike was driven
- State in which the first transcontinental railroad was joined
- State in which Obama didn't even think about campaigning in 2012
- State home to the Skull Valley Band of Goshute Indians
- State home to Bryce Canyon National Park
- State formed by two rectangles
- State between Nevada and Colorado
- State after Texas, alphabetically
- St. George's state
- St. George's setting
- St. George state
- Some Southern Paiutes' state
- Six-sided Western state
- Site of Zion Park
- Site of the Delicate Arch
- Site of Mitt Romney's Senate campaign
- Site of a recent Olympics
- Setting of much of the first Sherlock Holmes tale, "A Study in Scarlet"
- Setting of HBO's "Big Love"
- Setting of Bryce Canyon
- Setting for the Sundance Film Festival
- Setting for HBO's "Big Love"
- Senator Romney's constituency
- Senator Orrin Hatch's state
- Senator Hatch's home
- Sen. Watkins' state
- Sego-lily state
- Sego state
- Sego lily state
- Seagull state
- Sandy's home
- Sandy state
- Sandy City's state
- San Rafael Swell setting
- Salt Lake Tribune's state
- Salt Lake County's state
- Royal Bliss home state
- Recent Olympic locale
- Rainbow Bridge state
- Rainbow Bridge National Monument state
- Rainbow Bridge National Monument site
- Provo's location
- Provo's home
- Provo site
- Provo setting
- Provo is there
- Place once called Deseret
- Place of many Mormons
- Place for jumpin' Jazz
- Place for Jazz players
- Pioneer Day state
- Part of Deseret
- Park City's place
- Osmonds' home
- Orem's home
- Orem site
- Orem locale
- Only state with a majority population belonging to a single church
- One of three states that uses only longitudinal and latitudinal lines for its borders
- One of the states with a Green River
- One of the states that meet at Four Corners
- One of 50 in a united group
- One corner of the Four Corners
- Ogden site
- Northwestern corner of the Four Corners
- Northwestern component of the Four Corners
- Normandy code name
- Nevada's eastern neighbor
- Neon Trees' home state
- NBA team locale
- Natural Bridges National Monument setting
- N.B.A. Western Conference team
- Most-sided state
- Most religiously homogeneous state in America
- Mormons' base
- Mormons settled it
- Mormon's base
- Mormon territory
- Mormon Tabernacle Choir headquarters
- Mormon HQ state
- Mormon base
- Monument Valley locale
- Moab's locale
- May Swenson's home state
- Marie Osmond's home state
- Loser in the 1998 NBA finals
- Logan locale
- Location of Taylorsville and St. George
- Kodachrome Basin locale
- Johnny ___ ("Point Break" character)
- Jazz's home, oddly
- Jazz-y state?
- Jazz theater?
- Jazz team
- Jazz state
- Jazz plays there
- Jazz player's state?
- Jazz player's locale
- Jazz player's home?
- Jazz player's home
- Jazz club site?
- Jazz club site
- Its state seal depicts a beehive
- Its state quarter says "Crossroads of the West"
- Its state license plate says "Life Elevated"
- Its State Game is chess
- Its state flower is the sego lily
- Its state bird is the seagull
- Its slogan is "Life Elevated"
- Its quarters have two locomotives
- Its official snack is Jell-O
- Its name is said to mean "people of the mountains"
- Its license plates say "Life Elevated"
- Its license plates depict the Delicate Arch
- Its license plate says "Life Elevated"
- Its flag depicts seven bees
- It's east of Nevada
- It's between Nevada and Colorado
- It was settled in 1847
- It joined the U.S. in 1896
- Ill-fated ship at Pearl Harbor
- Home to the Sundance Film Festival
- Home to the Ogden Raptors of MiLB
- Home to the Jazz
- Home to the Delta Center
- Home to Provo and Orem
- Home to part of the Wasatch Mountains
- Home to Natural Bridges National Monument
- Home to many Mormon temples
- Home to Bryce Canyon
- Home to Arches and Canyonlands
- Home state of the Osmond family
- Home state of Brigham Young University
- Home of the historic Desolation Canyon
- Home of the Anasazi State Park Museum
- Home of the "Redskins."
- Home of Roy and Ogden
- Home of new U. S. Treasurer, Mrs. Priest
- Home of five national parks
- Home of Bears Ears National Monument
- Highest birth-rate state
- High birth-rate state
- Hexagonal U.S. state
- Hatch's home
- Great Salt Lake's place
- Great Salt Lake's locale
- Great Salt Lake setting
- Great Salt Lake location
- Golden Spike site
- Goblin Valley State Park locale
- Geographical hexagon
- Geographical entity with six straight sides
- Four-letter state that isn't Iowa or Ohio
- Four Corners place
- Four Corner's state
- Folk singer/poet/activist Phillips
- Emarosa song about Western state?
- Easternmost D-Day beachhead
- Donny Osmond's state
- Donny and Marie's stomping ground
- Donny and Marie's state
- Dixie State Park site
- Deseret's state
- Deseret, to some
- Deseret now
- Delta Center home
- D-Day beach near Cherbourg
- Capitol Reef's state
- Capitol Reef setting
- Capitol Reef National Park state
- Capitol Reef National Park setting
- Capitol Reef National Park location
- Canyonlands National Park's state
- Canyonlands National Park state
- Canyonlands National Park locale
- Camper Van Beethoven "The History of ___"
- BYU's state
- BYU state
- Butch Cassidy's birthplace
- Bryce Canyon National Park location
- Bryce Canyon National Park locale
- Brigham Young settled here
- Brigham City site
- Bountiful state
- Bountiful site
- Bountiful place?
- Bountiful locale
- Bonneville Salt Flats state
- Bonneville Flats state
- Bonneville Flats setting
- Bonneville flats area
- Basketball's Jazz
- Area-code 801 state
- Arches National Park setting
- Arches National Park location
- Another of the 50
- Alta ski resort locale
- Aka Deseret
- A.k.a. Deseret
- 2007 quarter state
- 2002 Winter Olympics setting
- 2002 Winter Games location
- 1944 Normandy beach name
- "The Greatest Snow on Earth" sloganeer
- "The Book of Mormon" location
- "Spiral Jetty" state
- "Sister Wives" Season 1 setting
- "People of the Mountains" state
- "Jeremiah Johnson" setting
- "Golden Voice of the Great Southwest" Phillips
- "Going Back to ___" by the Osmonds
- "Crossroads of the West"
- ___ Territory (Compromise of 1850 creation)
- ___ Beach (Operation Overlord location)
- ___ Beach (D-Day code name)
- I-70's western terminus
- Jazz locale
- Karl Malone's team
- Wasatch Range state
- Brigham Young's home
- Pearl Harbor ship of 1941
- Mormons' home
- Great Salt Lake state
- Bountiful's state
- Where Provo is
- Sundance Film Festival locale
- Four Corners state
- Great Salt Lake site
- Mormon state
- One of the Four Corners states
- Canyonlands National Park site
- Jazz players are found here
- Canyonlands locale
- Salt Lake's home
- Dixie National Forest site
- Ship sunk at Pearl Harbor
- Mormon stronghold
- One of the corners at Four Corners Monument
- Beehive State
- Brigham Young's destination
- Young legacy?
- Zion National Park locale
- Wyoming neighbor
- Its motto is "Industry"
- Bryce Canyon locale
- 1945 Roy Rogers-Dale Evans western
- Neighbor of 27-Down
- Where Navajo Mountain is
- Jazz home, oddly
- Home of Brigham Young U
- Delta Center team
- 45th of 50
- The 45th of 50
- Area code 801 area
- Orrin Hatch's state
- State of the union address?
- It has six sides
- Kings Peak locale
- Union joiner of 1896
- Great Salt Lake locale
- N.B.A. team since 1979
- Zion National Park home (4)
- D-Day beachhead
- Four Corners toucher
- Golden Spike locale
- Rocky Mountain state with a six-sided border
- 2002 Olympics locale
- Rainbow Bridge locale
- Home to Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks
- Team for which Darrell Griffith was Rookie of the Year
- Salt lake state
- Logan's home
- Home of Bryce Canyon
- Bonneville Flats locale
- Six-sided state
- Area code 801 locale
- Where Logan is
- Salt Lake City's home
- 2002 Winter Olympics locale
- Where the first transcontinental railroad was completed
- Home of the Jazz
- Great Salt Lake's state
- Home of the Rainbow Bridge National Monument
- The 45th 7-Across
- The Beehive State
- Slickrock Trail locale
- Where I-15 and I-70 cross
- Delta Center N.B.A. team
- West Jordan locale
- Jazz venue
- Locale of 1869's Golden Spike
- "___, We Love Thee" (song)
- The California gull is the state bird of which state?
- Home of Rainbow Bridge National Monument
- Home of Zion National Park
- Where the 2002 Winter Olympics were held
- Dinosaur National Monument locale
- Home of the Bonneville Salt Flats
- Logan's locale
- Union member since 1896
- Home of Arches National Park
- ___ Beach (D-Day site)
- "Big Love" setting
- Home of the city Bountiful
- Home of the Sundance Film Festival
- Salt flats locale
- Salt Lake City's state
- Jazz setting
- Crossroads of the West
- 4-Down locale
- With 84-Down, a Pac-12 team
- Hexagonal state
- Hexagon on a map
- Home of Sunset and Paradise
- Jazz quintet's home?
- See 45-Across
- Land of Zion?
- Zion's site
- Home of Kings Peak
- 45th state
- Home of Bountiful
- Deseret, today
- See 33-Across
- See 59-Down
- One of the 12 in the Pac-12
- One of its symbols is the sego lily
- Setting for the beginning of "The Book of Mormon"
- Where I-15 meets I-70
- State that voted Republican by the highest percentage (73%) in the 2012 presidential election
- Home to Weber State University
- Pac-12 school that's not really near the Pacific
- Salt flats location
- Zion National Park's state
- Pac-12 team
- Steered, today
- A state in the western United States
- Settled in 1847 by Mormons led by Brigham Young
- "Industry" is its motto
- Bryce Canyon's state
- Where Kings Peak towers
- Deseret's successor
- Locale of Rainbow Bridge
- A D-day beach
- Mormons' state
- State since 1896
- Area once called Deseret
- Where Young grew old
- Young state?
- Osmonds' home state
- Senator Garn's state
- Young's state
- Basketball's ___ Jazz
- State or lake
- Sego-flower state
- ___ Jazz, N.B.A. team
- Vessel lost at Pearl Harbor
- Young's "the place"
- Part of Deseret, now
- Normandy beach: 1944
- Mormon refuge
- Deseret, now
- Ogden's locale
- Bryce Canyon site
- Where Bountiful is
- Arches National Park locale
- 1941 Pearl Harbor ship
- Flaming Gorge Reservoir site
- Bonneville Flats site
- Provo's state ...
- Moab's state
- Where to find Orem
- Flaming Gorge locale
- What Deseret became
- A Mountain State
- Home of the Uintas
- Where Bryce Canyon is
- Site of Bryce Canyon
- Orem is here
- Oquirrh Mountains site
- A Monument Valley site
- Mormons' milieu
- Where B. Young set foot in the 1840's
- Site of Cedar Breaks National Monument
- Where to find Moab
- Bryce Canyon is here
- Locale of Moab and Orem
- Monument Valley is here
- Idaho's neighbor
- Uinta Mountains' state
- A state carved out of Deseret
- Mormon milieu
- Arizona neighbor
- Salt Lake's state
- Locale of Sevier Lake
- Provo is here
- Where Ogden is
- Nevada neighbor
- Neighbor of Idaho
- State with many Mormons
- Where the Uintas are
- Salt-flats state
- Western state in opening line of "The Promised Land"
- Joseph Smith's state
- Site of Zion National Park
- Bryce Canyon's site
- The former Deseret, to an extent
- Mormon US state
- State you visit in the end, I understand
- State of role you reportedly rejected
- State authority's somewhat compromised
- Salt Lake City is its capital
- Place with Mormons making do with one husband
- Part of Connecticut, a hospitable US state
- Idaho neighbor
- The Mormon state
- US state must wash regularly
- Unionist with stovepipe, say, going round western state
- American state
- Orem's place
- US state, capital Salt Lake City
- A Four Corners state
- Provo's place
- Ogden's state
- Sundance Film Festival state
- Home to five national parks
- State with a three-word capital
- Golden Spike state
- Arches National Park state
- Brigham City's state
- State with five national parks
- State of the union address
- Home of Weber State University
- Bountiful setting?
- "Industry" state
- ___ Jazz (NBA team)
- Zion National Park state
- State whose motto is "Industry"
- State east of Nevada
- Neighbor of Wyoming
- Home of the NBA's Jazz
- D-Day code name
- 2002 Winter Olympics site
- 2002 Winter Games setting
- 2002 Olympics venue
- Where Pioneer Day is celebrated
- State that borders Nevada
- Sandy spot
- Salt Lake City state
- Orem's state
- Neighbor of Nevada
- Neighbor of Arizona
- Monument Valley state
- Its flag features a beehive
- Home to many Mormons
- Great Salt Lake home
- Four Corners corner
- Donny and Marie's home state
- Bryce Canyon state
- Bonneville Salt Flats locale
- Sundance Film Festival location
- State with the motto "Industry"
- State with six sides
- State with a Green River
- State that's home to the Sundance Film Festival
- Salt Lake City locale
- Promontory Point's state
- Place settled by Mormons in 1847
- Park City's state
- Orrin Hatch's home
- One of the Four Corners
- Ogden's here
- Lowest median-age state
- Kings Peak state
- Its state insect is the honeybee
- Its flag shows a beehive
- Its capital is Salt Lake City
- Home to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
- Home of the Osmonds
- Hatch's state
- Colorado neighbor
- Capitol Reef National Park locale
- Brigham Young's settlement state
- Bonneville Salt Flats site
- Bonneville Salt Flats location
- 2002 Winter Olympics state
- 1944 Normandy beach code name
- Zion National Park's locale
- Zion National Park site
- Zion National Park setting
- WWII invasion beach
- Where to find Mexican Hat
- Where the Jazz play
- Where the Golden Spike was driven
- Where Salt Lake City is
- Where Mexican Hat is
- Where many Mormons live
- Where I-15 and I-80 intersect
- West Jordan's state
- Weber State University state
- Weber College state
- The sego lily is its flower
- Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha and ___
- Sundance state
- Sundance Film Festival setting
- Stately named ship at Pearl Harbor
- State with the motto ''Industry''
- State where the Sundance Film Festival takes place
- State where the 2002 Winter Olympics were held
- State where Provo is
- State where Brigham Young University is
- State that's south of Idaho and Wyoming
- State that's north of Arizona
- State that's home to many Mormons
- State that touches New Mexico at a single point
- State settled in 1847
- State of a Jazz player
- State north of Arizona
- State Donny and Marie hail from
- State between Idaho and Arizona
- State at the Four Corners Monument
- Site of five national parks
- Senator Romney's state
- Senator Hatch's state
- Salt Lake site
- Rainbow Bridge setting
- Place with many Mormons
- Part of America
- Park City's home
- Park City locale
- Only state with a three-word capital
- One of three U.S. states to host the Winter Olympics
- Ogden's home
- Neighbor to Nevada and Colorado
- NBA locale
- Natural Bridges locale
- Mitt Romney's home
- Mexican Hat locale
- Leeds band ___ Saints
- Least populous state with a major sports team
- LDS church stronghold
- Last state admitted in the 1800s
- Jell-O is its official state snack
- Jazz's state
- Jazz spot
- Jazz site
- Jazz play there
- Its official snack food is Jell-O
- Its motto is ''Industry''
- Its flag depicts a beehive
- Its flag bears a beehive
- It's west of Colorado
- Home to Zion National Park
- Home to the Osmonds
- Home to the NBA's Jazz
- Home to Salt Lake City
- Home of Labyrinth Canyon
- Home of Canyonlands National Park
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
U.S. teritory organized 1850 (admitted as a state 1896), from Spanish yuta, name of the indigenous Uto-Aztecan people of the Great Basin (Modern English Ute), perhaps from Western Apache (Athabaskan) yudah "high" (in reference to living in the mountains).
Wiktionary
Gazetteer
Housing Units (2000): 104315
Land area (2000): 1998.332437 sq. miles (5175.657032 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 142.642693 sq. miles (369.442863 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 2140.975130 sq. miles (5545.099895 sq. km)
Located within: Utah (UT), FIPS 49
Location: 40.236597 N, 111.736710 W
Headwords:
Utah, UT
Utah County
Utah County, UT
Wikipedia
Utah ( or ) is a state in the western United States. It became the 45th state admitted to the U.S. on January 4, 1896. Utah is the 13th-largest by area, 31st-most-populous, and 10th-least-densely populated of the 50 United States. Utah has a population of nearly 3 million (Census estimate for July 1, 2015), approximately 80% of whom live along the Wasatch Front, centering on the state capital Salt Lake City. Utah is bordered by Colorado to the east, Wyoming to the northeast, Idaho to the north, Arizona to the south, and Nevada to the west. It also touches a corner of New Mexico in the southeast.
Approximately 62% of Utahns are reported to be members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or LDS ( Mormons), which greatly influences Utahn culture and daily life (although only 41.6% are active members of the faith). The LDS Church's world headquarters is located in Salt Lake City. Utah is the only state with a majority population belonging to a single church.
The state is a center of transportation, education, information technology and research, government services, mining, and a major tourist destination for outdoor recreation. In 2013, the U.S. Census Bureau estimated that Utah had the second fastest-growing population of any state. St. George was the fastest–growing metropolitan area in the United States from 2000 to 2005. Utah also has the 14th highest median average income and the least income inequality of any U.S. state. A 2012 Gallup national survey found Utah overall to be the "best state to live in" based on 13 forward-looking measurements including various economic, lifestyle, and health-related outlook metrics.
Utah is a state in the United States.
Utah may also refer to:
- Utah (film), a 1945 film
- Utah, Illinois, an unincorporated community
- Utah, Indiana, a community in Indiana, United States
- USS Utah (BB-31), an American battleship
- Utah County, Utah
- University of Utah, a public university in Utah
- Utah Utes, the above school's athletic program
Utah is a 1945 American Western film directed by John English.
Usage examples of "utah".
Apparently they drove west into Utah because about daylight a Utah Highway Patrolman tries to stop a speeding truck on Route 262 west of Aneth, and they shoot holes in his radiator.
By the terms of the third measure, the territory east of California won from Mexico was divided into the territories of New Mexico and Utah, and they were opened to settlement by both slaveholders and antislavery settlers.
She felt safe--not because they were in rural Utah, away from the smog and the gangs and the high crime rate of the major metropolitan areas, but because they were living in Bonita Vista, an enclosed world, a hermetically sealed environment, shielded against all that lay outside.
Proponents on both sides of the Brownback bill ran television ads in Utah, North Dakota, Georgia, and Washington, D.
The knife, and therefore the culture, existed in Utah while the Cerro Chaltel site was probably at the peak of its power over the Tierra Del Fuego area.
Not just because I think Mom is going to pay somebody to kidnap Janice and have her sent to Utah for deprogramming, but because I think Mitch finally met a girl he really likes.
Ten hours later it wrapped itself around Deseret Peak in the Stansbury Mountains of Utah and was totally destroyed.
The Washington act not only differs vitally from the Utah and New Mexico acts, but the Nebraska act differs vitally from both.
Hammond had spoken to the night-duty officer manning the emergency line at the CBW Civilian Defense Unit at Dugway, Utah.
Aerosols were tested on animals at Deseret Island in the Pacific Ocean and at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah.
Quantrill was pulling sprint chopper maintenance at Dugway, on the Utah side of the Nevada border.
Ogden, Utah, factory went to around-the-clock shifts, turning out flamingo-pink butyl rubber gasproof suits outfitted with what appeared to be corkscrew antennas in the seat area.
The land was then divided, an imaginary line between Hano and Sichumovi, extending eastward entirely across the valley, marked the southern boundary, and from this line as far north as the spot where the last Utah was killed was assigned to the Hano as their possession.
Repair ship Vestal badly damaged, minelayer Oglala sunk, seaplane tender Curtiss damaged, miscellaneous auxiliary Utah capsized.
I drew upon memories of teenage wanderings in the mountains and deserts of New Mexico and Colorado, of later trips deep into the slickrock and sand dunes of Utah and California, the Navajo and Hopi country of Arizona, and such corners of Nevada as the spectacular sandstone formations of the Valley of Fire.