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Title: UTAH


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UTAHS GEOGRAPHY
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WHAT IS GEOGRAPHY
  • Geography is the study of the earth.

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What is History?
  • History is the study of the human past.

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What is location?
  • Where did history happen?
  • Absolute location -exact location
  • Relative location - Where is a place located in
    connection with another place?

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Absolute Location
  • Lattitude and Longitude
  • An address

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Relative Location
  • Where do you live. . .
  • besides your address. .
  • Where is it near?

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How would you describe a PLACE?
  • What makes a place unique, or different?
  • What physical (land features) does it have?
  • What human characteristics (man made) does it
    have?

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What makes this place different?
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What makes this place different?
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What makes this place different?
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UTAH LAND REGIONS
Rocky Mountain Region
Great Basin Region
Colorado Plateau Region
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Great Basin Region
Great Basin Region No Water Drains Out
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Colorado Plateau Region
CAPITOL REEF N.P.
ZIONS N.P.
ARCHES N.P.
BRYCE CANYON N.P.
CANYONLANDS N.P.
Plateaus look like table tops
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Rocky Mountain Region
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UTAH LAND REGIONS
Label each land region and draw a symbol that
represents each region
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Climate and Water in Utah
  • What is climate?
  • The long term season patterns of heat and cold,
    wet and dry conditions.

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Climate and Water
  • Describe the climate in Utah

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Spring in Moab
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Summer at Brighton
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Fall Colors
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Winter
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Describe the plants Utah
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Describe the animal life in Utah
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State Symbols
  • Tree Colorado Blue Spruce
  • Flower Sego Lily
  • Fruit cherry
  • Grass Indian Ricegrass

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Utahs State Symbols
  • Animal Elk
  • Fish cutthroat trout
  • Bird seagull
  • Insect honey bee
  • Fossil Allosaurus

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