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Utah Facts and Symbols
Presents information about the state of Utah, its nickname, motto, and emblems.
24 pages, Library Binding
First published January 7, 2000
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July 24, 2014
We live in Utah so I thought my 8-year-old would enjoy a book with facts about his state. I liked that it had pictures for all the main facts.
It starts with a map and facts about Utah (capital city, size, location, population, statehood, crops, etc).
It talks about how the state got the nickname "The Beehive State", the state seal, motto, capital, flag, bird, tree, flower, and animal.
It briefly mentions some other state symbols like the state cooking pot, fossil, grass, insect, centennial star, and a few places like Bryce Canyon, Dinosaur National Monument and the Great Salt Lake.
It starts with a map and facts about Utah (capital city, size, location, population, statehood, crops, etc).
It talks about how the state got the nickname "The Beehive State", the state seal, motto, capital, flag, bird, tree, flower, and animal.
It briefly mentions some other state symbols like the state cooking pot, fossil, grass, insect, centennial star, and a few places like Bryce Canyon, Dinosaur National Monument and the Great Salt Lake.
March 16, 2011
Information about Utah such as state flower, explanation of state flag, etc. Not suprisingly, heavy on the Mormon influence.
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