Utah Public Holidays
Searching for the public holidays in Utah? Most public holidays in Utah are treated like Sundays. This...
Category: Guide to Utah
Utah – The state got its name from the tribe of Ute, a member of the Shoshones. The first permanent settlement was established in 1847 by the Mormons. Utah is also called “Beehive State” by the approximately 12 million inhabitants. The first transcontinental railroad reached the capital Salt Lake City in 1869, and at the same time the year of entry into the Union (45th state). The most popular destinations are Bryce and Glen Canyon, Zion, Canyonlands National Park and the capital city, which is adorned with a huge Mormon temple.
List of Cities and Towns in Utah
There are a total of 252 towns and cities in the state of Utah. Top 10 biggest...
List of All Counties in Utah
There are a total of 29 counties in the state of Utah. Among them, Salt Lake County...
List of Utah Zip Codes by City
As of June 2019, the state of Utah has a total of 351 postal codes. In the...
Utah Airports
As of 2019, there are 30 airports throughout the state of Utah according to IATA and ICAO....
