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Utah became the 45th state admitted to the Union on what date?
A: January 4, 1896.

Where does Utah rank in size in comparison with the other states?
A: It's the 13th-largest.

Utah is bordered by what US State to the east?
A: Colorado.

What state borders Utah to the northeast?
A: Wyoming.

What state borders Utah to the north?
A: Idaho.

To the south what state borders Utah?
A: Arizona.

Utah is bordered on the west by what state?
A:  Nevada.

 

Religiously speaking, Utah, of all the states,  is the most what?
A: Homogeneous.

Roughly what percent of the states citizens are Mormons?
A:  62%

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has its world headquarters in what city?
A: Salt Lake City.

According to the Census Bureau, as of 2013, Utah is the second "what" in the United States?
A: Fastest-growing state.

What Spaniard explored what is now Utah in 1540?
A: Francisco Vásquez de Coronado.

Trappers and fur traders explored some of Utah in the early 19th century and the city of Provo, Utah was named for one of those men. What was the man's name?
A:  Étienne Provost.

Who was the city of Ogden, Utah named after?
A:  Peter Skene Ogden, a Canadian explorer.

 

In late 1824, who became the first white man to lay eyes on the Great Salt Lake?
A: Jim Bridger.

After the death of Joseph Smith in 1844, who became the leader of the Mormons in Nauvoo, Illinois?
A:  Brigham Young.

Brigham Young brought the first band of Mormon pioneers to the Salt Lake Valley on what date?
A:  July 24, 1847.

Due to their polygamous practices, members of the Mormon Church were viewed as what?
A:  Un-American.

On May 10, 1869,  what was completed at Promontory Summit, north of the Great Salt Lake?
A: The First Transcontinental Railroad.

In the 1890 Manifesto,  what did the Mormon Church do?
A: Banned polygamy.

 When Utah again applied for statehood, one of the conditions was that a ban on polygamy be written into the what?
A: Sate constitution.

 

Utah has become world-renowned for its  winter sport of what?
A: Skiing.

How big is Utah in square miles?
A:  84,899.

Colorado and Wyoming  and Utah are the only states that have only what for boundaries?
A: Lines of latitude and longitude.

What is the highest point in the state of Utah?
A:  Kings Peak, at 13,528.

A famous attraction in western Utah is Notch Peak, the tallest what in North America?
A:  Limestone cliff.

What is the most popular tourist destination within northeastern Utah?
A: Dinosaur National Monument near Vernal.

What is the lowest point in the state of Utah, at 2,000 feet?
A:  Beaverdam Wash .

 

In Utah,  winter inversions give Salt Lake City some of the worst wintertime what in the nation?
A: Pollution.

What is the record high temperature in Utah?
A:  118 °F, recorded south of St. George on July 4, 2007.

What is Utah's record low temperature?
A: −69 °F, recorded at Peter Sinks on February 1, 1985.

On average, how many days of thunderstorm activity does Utah have per annum?
A: About 40.

Tornadoes are rare in Utah, with an average of about how many tornadoes per year hitting Utah?
A: Two.

According to the Census Bureau the population of Utah was how many people on July 1, 2013?
A: 2,900,872.

Where does the state of Utah rank in comparison to the other states  in teenage pregnancy?
A: 47th.

 

Which county in Utah county has the lowest percentage of Mormons?
A:  Grand County, at 26.5%.

Which county has the highest percentage of Mormons?
A:  Morgan County, at 86.1%.

In October 2010, where was Utah ranked in Forbes' list of "Best States For Business"?
A:  Number one.

In 2011, for a fifth year in a row, Deer Valley was ranked the top ski resort in North America by the readers of what magazine?
A: Ski Magazine.

What are the two main interstate highways in Utah?
A: I-15 and I-80 .

What is Utah's only International Airport?
A: Salt Lake City International Airport.

In what year did Utah grant full voting rights to women?
A: In 1870, 26 years before becoming a state.

 

In 1887 the initial Edmunds-Tucker Act was passed by Congress , and of the provisions of the Act was the repeal of what?
A: Women's suffrage.

Hawaii and Utah are the only two states to make all forms of what illegal?
A: Gambling.

In Utah, where do the Jazz play?
A:  Energy Solutions Arena in Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake City hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics, which eventually became among the most successful in history from what standpoint?
A:  A marketing and financial standpoint.

Where was the Donny & Marie Show filmed?
A: At the former Osmond Studios in Orem.

 
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