Utah
The Beehive State
National Parks
Bryce Canyon National Park, is a sprawling day at reserve in southwest Utah. It's known for its crimson-colored hoodoos and spired-shaped rock forms, formations Bryce Canyon also has many hiking trails and many other things to explore.Zion National Park is in southwest Utah, and it's a nature preserve distinguished by Zion Canyon to Zion Canyon see go through the main section, leading to Forest Trails along the side of Nashville word the row of the Virgin River the Virgin River Flows too Emerald pools which have waterfalls in and also Hanging Gardens
Utah Sign
Bryce Canyon National Park
Zion Canyon National Park
Natural Resources
Some of the most important and common resources are coal,copper,oil,and gas. there are many open lines in Utah to be exact there are 15. mini of the coal mines are big and have many people working there. There are also many copper mines the highest producing copper mine(Utah Kennot copper mine)has produced 18.1 million tonnes of copper and its spread across 2.75 miles.Utah is ranked number 8 in the United States for producing gas and 13 for oil.According to Utah's companies of oil gas and Mining, 8600 oil and gas Wells are working in Utah's boundaries, and about 3,000 or oil and the rest are gas wells.
Statehood History
Physical Features
Fast Facts
Utah's state flag was originally created in 1896 but then was revised in 1913. The beehive on the shield mean the hard work and Industry. the date 1844 is the year the Mormons came to Utah.Utah's state flower is the is the Calochortus Nutallii. It's common name is the Sego Lily and it's white, tall, and a skinny flower. Utah state bird is the California go, it's a medium-sized go, smaller on average than the Pringle, but it's bigger than a ring billed go, but it can overlap the size in both.Some famous people in Utah are Steve Young, Gary Herbert, and also many other people.