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- Name Utah's physiographic provinces, or landforms, of Utah. Understand what geographic features are characteristic of each province.
- Geology of Utah
- Physical Geography of Utah
- The Colorado Plateau
- The Great Basin
- Bonneville Salt Flats
- Uintah Basin
- Understand how each geographic landform might facilitate or obstruct human settlement. In which landform would settlement be easier?
- All articles in the Land chapter
- Do you believe, because of Utah's geography, Utah would be hard or easy to settle? In what ways?
- All articles in the Land chapter
- In what ways have people in Utah had to adapt to the land they live on?
- Colorado River
- Wasatch Mountains
- Bear River
- Green River
- Uintah Basin
- The Colorado Plateau
- The Great Basin
- What are the main reasons Utah's mountains are so important?
- Wasatch Mountains
- What are Utah's drainage systems?
- Wasatch Mountains
- Colorado River
- Bear River
- Green River
- What is unique about the Great Salt Lake? How has it contributed to life and industry in Utah?
- Great Salt Lake
- What is Utah's climate? How does it vary throughout the state? How has it affected life and settlement?
- Physical Geography of Utah
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