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Utah Base and Elevation Maps
The two maps shown here are digital base and elevation maps of Utah.
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This Utah base map highlights the location of the state capitol,
Salt Lake City, and
major cities throughout the state. Portions of Utah's border states,
Wyoming,
Colorado,
Arizona,
Nevada, and
Idaho are
included to show the relationship between Utah and its neighbors. A small inset shows Utah among the
other 47 Continental United States.
The southeast corner of Utah touches the southwest corner of Colorado, the northwest corner of New Mexico, and the northwest corner of Arizona. This unique place is referred to as Four Corners. |
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This elevation map of Utah illustrates the number of feet or meters the
state rises above sea level. Utah is the third highest state in the union with a
mean elevation
of 6,100 feet above sea level. Its lowest point is Beaverdam Wash at 2,000 feet above sea level.
The highest point in Utah is Kings Peak, at 13,528 feet above sea level. It's found in Duchesne County in the northeast part of the state about 20 miles south of the Wyoming border. About 42 miles north of Duchesne, in the Uintus Wilderness Area, in the Ashley and Wasatch National Forests, Kings Peak is the seventh highest of the state's high points. [ Topographic Map ] |
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