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Aeroportul Regional Vernal

Aeroportul Regional Vernal (IATA: VEL, ICAO: KVEL, FAA LID: VEL) este un aeroport din Utah, Statele Unite ale Americii ce deservește zona Vernal⁠(d)[[Vernal (city in and seat of Uintah County, Utah, United States)|​]]. Aeroportul a fost tranzitat în 2019 de 25.314 pasageri. A fost numit după zona deservită. Situat la o altitudine de 1.609 m, aeroportul dispune de 2 piste. Infrastructură Piste Aeroportul dispune de 2 piste. Pista 07/25 are suprafața de asfalt și dimensiunile 4.108 picioare × 60 picioare. Pista 16/34 are suprafața de asfalt și dimensiunile 6.201 picioare × 150 picioare. Terminale Note Vezi și
Walker Center

Walker Center (formerly Walker Bank Building) is a skyscraper in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States. Description The building was opened on December 9, 1912, taking a little over a year to be built. It was originally constructed as the headquarters for Walker Bank, founded in Salt Lake City in 1859 by the Walker brothers: Samuel Sharp, Joseph Robinson, David Frederick, and Matthew Walker, Jr. The basement originally contained the vault for the bank, as well as a barbershop, florist, cigar store, and other shops. The main floor contained the bank, and upper floors were used as office space. The St. Louis, Missouri-based architecture firm Eames and Young designed the structure, which is an example of the Chicago school design style. Walker Bank was headquartered in the building until a 1981 merger with First Interstate Bancorp; First Interstate merged with Wells Fargo in 1996. Walker Center still operates as a multi-use office and business building, with leasing managed by Colliers. Weather tower The Walker Center is topped by a 64-foot weather tower, which gives a weather forecast based on the color of the lights. A local radio station originally installed the tower when based in the building in the 1940s. The weather tower was taken down in the 1980s due to a city ordinance but the tower was replaced in 2008 with upgrades for safety and code compliance. The meaning of the tower colors are: Blue: clear skies Flashing blue: cloudy skies Red: rain Flashing red: snow A common mnemonic used by residents to remember the signals given by the tower is "Solid blue: skies are too, flashing blue: clouds are due, solid red: rain ahead, flashing red: snow instead." In December 2021, work began to upgrade the neon glass tubes to GLLS LED Neon Flex product. While the weather forecast will still be broadcast, the tower now will have "any color under the rainbow, as well as various animation effects” to promote holidays and other events. See also National Register of Historic Places listings in Salt Lake City References External links Emporis.com Walker Center (Salt Lake City, Utah) How To Read The Weather Forecast On The Walker Center - Uniquely Utah
Wasatch Mountain State Park

Wasatch Mountain State Park is a state park of Utah, United States, in the northern part of the state within the Wasatch Back area on the north and west edges of the Heber Valley, in Wasatch County, near the city of Midway. Description Established in 1961, Wasatch Mountain State Park is Utah's most developed state park. Named for the Wasatch Mountains, the park consists of 21,592 acres (8,738 ha) and sits at an elevation of 5,900 feet (1,800 m). Wildlife in the park includes deer, elk, wild turkeys, and moose. Although the southern part of Wasatch Mountain State Park is adjacent to the northeast part of Deer Creek State Park, the two share only a short border. Of Utah's 40 state parks, Wasatch Mountain State Park was the fifth most visited during the Fiscal Year 2017. During that period, 360,338 people visited the park, a 6.7% increase over FY2016. Park facilities Wasatch Mountain State Park is used for mountain activities such as camping, picnicking, hiking, off-road vehicle use, horseback riding, Nordic skiing, snow tubing, and snowmobiling. It is also home to Wasatch Mountain and Soldier Hollow golf courses. Unlike most of Utah's state parks, it is not related to a body of water (reservoir, lake, etc.). There are 139 campsites at the park, two pavilions for group use, restrooms, showers, and utility hookups. Soldier Hollow hosted some of the events of the 2002 Winter Olympics. The venue remains open to the public, offering Nordic skiing, tubing, snowshoeing, a summer and winter biathlon, and in-line skating facilities. Access The park has three sections, each with a different access route. The main part of the park, including the headquarters/visitors' center, campgrounds, and Wasatch Golf Course, is most easily reached by Utah State Route 222 (east Main Street) from Midway. It may also be accessed (except during the winter and early spring) by way of Pine Canyon Road from Guardsman Pass Road (from Big Cottonwood Canyon) or Utah State Route 224 (from Park City). The Soldier Hollow portion, which includes the cross-country ski resort and Soldier Hallow Golf Course, is most easily accessed by taking Tate Road (from Utah State Route 113 in Charleston) and turning south on Stringtown Road. (Until 1990, this route was designated as Utah State Route 220.) Dutch Hollow, the least visited area, which includes a hiking trail, is reached via Dutch Canyon Road from River Road on Midway's eastern edge. Climate History Wasatch Mountain State Park has three historic features. The restored Tate Barn, at the park's southern end, is a recognized landmark and Heber Valley symbol. It is a classic wooden barn built in the 1890s. Huber Grove, a 100-year-old apple orchard, features the Huber Farmhouse and Creamery. The third feature is the Snake Creek Hydroelectric Power Plant Historic District, but most of the district is not directly accessible to the public. See also List of Utah State Parks Notes References External links Official website
Parque estatal Monte Wasatch

El Parque Estatal Monte Wasatch​ (en inglés: Wasatch Mountain State Park) es el nombre que recibe un área protegida del estado de Utah, al oeste de los Estados Unidos, ubicado en el Valle de Heber del condado de Wasatch cerca de Midway. Establecido en 1961, el Parque estatal de Wasatch Mountain es el parque en su tipo más desarrollado de Utah. Llamado así por el monte Wasatch, el espacio está compuesto de 21.592 acres (8738 hectáreas), y se encuentra a una altura de 5900 pies (1800 m). La fauna en el parque incluye ciervos, alces, pavos salvajes, entre otros. Véase también Parque estatal Navajo Parque estatal Manuka Wayside Parque Estatal del Fin del Mundo Parque Estatal del Lago Utah Referencias
Уосатч-Маунтин

Уосатч-Маунтин (англ. Wasatch Mountain State Park, рус. Парк штата «Гора Уосатч») — один из 43 парков штата Юты, расположенный в долине Хебер в округе Уосатч (штат Юта, США). Парк имеет площадь 87,38 км², что делает его вторым по площади парком штата Юты (после парка «Остров Антилоп»). Уосатч-Маунтин был основан в 1961 году, открыт для посещения в 1968 году. Ближайший город — Мидуэй. Своё название получил в честь горного хребта, в пределах которого расположен. В парке в большом количестве обитают олени, лоси, вапити, дикие индейки. Организованы маршруты и места для походов, пикников (139 мест для кемпинга), прогулок, езды на внедорожниках и снегоходах, верховой езды, лыжных видов спорта (Soldier Hollow), тюбинга. Есть поле для гольфа. Функционируют много объектов, построенных к Олимпиаде-2002. Из достопримечательностей парка можно отметить отреставрированный классический деревянный овин 1890-х годов постройки, яблочный сад возрастом около 100 лет, историческую сельскую усадьбу и маслобойню. Примечания Ссылки Официальный сайт (англ.) Wasatch Mountain State Park (англ.) на сайте utah.com Wasatch Mountain State Park, With Kathy Donnell Видео 0:04:41
Weber High School

Weber High School is a Utah secondary school located in Pleasant View, Utah, about five miles north of Ogden. It serves the residents of Pleasant View, North Ogden, Harrisville, Huntsville, Eden, and Liberty. It is part of the Weber School District and includes grades 10–12. The location of the original Weber High School was between 11th and 12th Street on the east side of Washington Boulevard in Ogden (the site of a current VASA Fitness gym). In 1926, Weber County voters approved a bond for a county high school by a vote of 733 to 480. Construction of the building began in 1926 and was completed in 1927. Educators held school in the building in the fall of 1926, although the school was still under construction. In 1953-54 the school expanded with the addition of a new south wing. When the current campus opened in Pleasant View, the old building remained, until demolished in the mid-1980s. The current location of Weber High was established and opened in 1973 with an addition to the building in 1984. In the fall of 1994, the student population was split and half of the students went to the newly built Fremont High School. Their primary rivals are the Silver Wolves of Fremont High School, due to the close proximity of the two schools and the splitting of Weber in 1994 to build Fremont. Notable alumni Olene Walker (1948), Utah's first female governor Jerry Moyes (1962), CEO of Swift Transportation Blair Buswell (1975), American artist Rulon Jones (1976), NFL player John D. Johnson (1977), professor and member of the Utah State Senate Kelsey Nixon (2003), television cooking personality Steven Siler (2005), professional mixed martial artist for the UFC, The Ultimate Fighter 14 competitor Patrick Scales (2006), NFL player References External links http://www.weber.wsd.net/
Wellsville Tabernacle

The Wellsville Tabernacle was built as a Gothic Revival-styled meetinghouse of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) and is located in Wellsville, Cache County, Utah. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on November 26, 1980. Construction Ground was broken in 1902 by William H. Maughan, who had served as bishop in Wellsville, Utah for forty years. The cornerstones were laid by LDS Apostle Abraham O. Woodruff and Seymour B. Young in 1903. The tabernacle was built using stone quarried from nearby Sardine Canyon and red brick. The tabernacle was dedicated June 28, 1908 by Anthon H. Lund of the LDS Church's First Presidency. The Tabernacle seats approximately 800. The cost of building the tabernacle was $65,000. With the pulpit in the northwest corner and a diagonal aisle with semi-circular pews facing the pulpit, the tabernacle has a unique floor plan for LDS meetinghouses, which typically have centered pulpits. Modifications The main tower was destroyed by fire in 1959 and the replacement was much shorter. The original red bricks were painted white in the 1950s. Current use and ownership The tabernacle was sold to the city of Wellsville in 1981. The city was unable to adequately maintain the building and it was sold to the Wellsville Tabernacle Foundation, a group of concerned private citizens who have made the building available to rent for private and community events including weddings. Part of the tabernacle served as a museum of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers. Facing structural deficiencies in the roof, the tabernacle was closed in 2010 and the Wellsville Tabernacle Foundation is currently hoping to raise $150,000 in funds necessary for renovation in order to reopen. Notes
West Jordan High School

West Jordan High School is a public high school located southwest of Salt Lake City in West Jordan, Utah. It enrolls around 1,800 students. History The school opened in 1981 with an expected enrollment of 1,298. The Jordan School District paid over $15 million (equivalent to $58.61 million in 2025) for the contract to build West Jordan High. In 2023, a former teacher from the school was charged by police with 19 felony counts including rape, forcible sexual abuse, and obstruction of justice. He is accused of raping a female student in his classroom multiple times. Extracurriculars The men's varsity basketball team won the 2001 state championship, as well as the 2009 State championship against Lone Peak High School, the two-time defending champion. West Jordan is well known for its music program. It has one of the largest choir programs of any public school in the state, with a record enrollment of over 300 students. The band and orchestra programs also consistently score well in competitions. Notable alumni Travis Hall, NFL player John Penisini, NFL player D. J. Tialavea, NFL player References External links West Jordan High School Archived September 17, 2008, at the Wayback Machine Jordan School District info page
West Lake STEM Junior High

West Lake STEM Junior High or WLJH is a public junior high in West Valley City, Utah. It is located at 3400 South and 3450 West in the Granger region of West Valley City. The school belongs to the very large Granite School District, which covers a large portion of the Salt Lake Valley in Utah. Background The school was built in 1964. Students who attend West Lake come from the area approximately bounded by 2100 South on the north, I-215 on the east, 3500 South on the south, and 4800 West on the west. The school is located in the heart of West Valley City. The school had 64 classrooms, including six relocatable classrooms and a Parent and Family Center. This will vary as construction begins on the new campus. West Lake is a Title One school and receives additional funding from Highly Impacted Schools, Gear Up, and Schools for the 21st Century. These grants allow West Lake to reduce class size, offer after-school and summer programs, and additional opportunities for students, faculty, and community. As of the 2020-2021 school year, the school has been relocated to a location known as the old campus for Westbrook Elementary due to severe earthquake damage on the main building. Due to damage done by the Magna earthquake, the building has been demolished and will be replaced by another building. It is anticipated the new building will be ready August 2024. Promotion Students of West Lake continue to either Hunter High School or Granger High School. References External links Granite School District West Lake Junior High
Granite School District

The Granite School District is a public school district spread across central Salt Lake County, Utah, serving West Valley City, Millcreek, Taylorsville, South Salt Lake, Holladay, Kearns, and Magna; and parts of West Jordan, Murray and Cottonwood Heights. About 67,000 students are enrolled in its programs ranging from kindergarten to twelfth grade. It operates 9 high schools, 15 junior high schools, 62 elementary schools, as well as several specialty schools. This makes Granite the third largest school district in the state of Utah behind Alpine School District in Utah County and Davis County School District. Other school districts in the area include the Salt Lake City School District and the Murray School District. All the following information is from the Granite School District website High schools Cottonwood, Murray Academy for Math, Engineering, and Science (Charter School attached to Cottonwood High School) Cyprus, Magna Cyprus Brockbank Campus Granger, West Valley City Connection (formerly Granite Peaks; alternative school), South Salt Lake. Multiple campuses: Cottonwood Campus, Granger Campus, Granite Education Center Campus, Hunter Campus, Kearns Campus, Skyline Campus, Taylorsville Campus Kearns, Kearns Hunter, West Valley City Olympus, Holladay Skyline, Millcreek Taylorsville, Taylorsville Former Granite, South Salt Lake (closed in 2009) Junior high schools Former Brockbank, Magna (closed as a junior high school in 2016, campus is now the Brockbank Campus of Cyprus High School) Elementary schools Former Sandburg, Carl, West Valley City (closed in 2018) Oquirrh Hills, Kearns (closed in 2019) Westbrook, Taylorsville (closed in 2019) Specialty Schools and Programs Granite Peaks, Salt Lake City Granite Technical Institute (GTI), South Salt Lake Hartvigsen, Taylorsville, Utah Granite Transition Services, Salt Lake City YESS Program, Salt Lake City Granite Alternative Placement Program (GAPP), Holladay, Utah Preschool History The district was created in 1904 with 4,258 students. Its name and original boundaries were taken from the Granite Stake of the LDS Church, which at the time spanned nearly the entire breadth of the Salt Lake Valley from Mill Creek in the east to Hunter in the west, and from roughly Sugar House in the north to Bennion in the south. References External links Granite School District
Sevier Lake

Der Sevier Lake ist ein periodischer und abflussloser See im Millard County im Bundesstaat Utah. Wie der Große Salzsee und der Utah Lake ist er ein Überrest des pleistozänen Lake Bonneville. Der See füllt den südlichen Teil der Sevier Desert und empfängt sporadisch Zufluss vom Sevier River und dem Beaver River sowie weiteren Flüssen der hydrologische Escalante-Sevier-Subregion. Über einen weiten Zeitraum der aufgezeichneten Geschichte lag das Bett des Sees trocken und ist eine Quelle von Staubstürmen im Norden des Bundesstaates. Die Expedition von Silvestre Vélez de Escalante und Francisco Atanasio Domínguez benannte den von ihnen entdeckten See nach dem Kartographen der Expedition Bernardo Miera y Pacheco als Laguna de Miera. Der in der Region um 1825 tätige Pelzhändler William Henry Ashley stand für den von Jedediah Smith vorgeschlagenen Namen Ashley Lake Pate; auf einigen Karten des 19. Jahrhunderts ist er auch nach Joseph Nicollet benannt. Heute trägt der See den Namen seines Hauptzuflusses, den spanischen Forscher im 18. Jahrhundert als Rio Severo (Wilder Fluss) bezeichneten. Im Jahr 1872 wurde eine Wasserbedeckung von 188 Quadratmeilen (487 km²) gemessen, die maximale Wassertiefe betrug 15 ft. (4,60 Meter). Der Salzgehalt betrug 86 ‰, das entspricht rund 250 % des durchschnittlichen Salzgehalts des Meers. Wahrscheinlich schon 1878 war er vollständig ausgetrocknet. Trotz der intensiven Nutzung des Sevier River zur Bewässerung rund um Delta und des Beaver River rund um Milford erreichte der See 1987 wieder den Umfang des Jahres 1872.
Lac Sevier

Le lac Sevier est un lac intermittent, situé dans la partie la plus basse du désert de Sevier, dans le comté de Millard en Utah. Présentation Comme le Grand Lac Salé et le lac Utah, c'est l'un des vestiges les plus importants du Lac Bonneville qui recouvrait la majeure partie de l'État à l'époque préhistorique. Le lac Sevier est un lac endoréique — du grec ancien ῥεῖν / rheîn adjoint du préfixe endo- (en dedans) — c'est-à-dire un bassin fermé retenant l'eau qu'il reçoit, sans la redonner à des rivières ou à l'océan. Alimenté principalement par la rivière Beaver et la Sevier, il a été à peu près à sec pendant toute son histoire connue. Les premières observations enregistrées datent de 1872 : elles indiquent que la surface du lac est de 188 miles² (environ 487 km²), que la salinité mesurée est de 86‰, deux fois et demi celle de l'océan, et que la profondeur maximum est de 15 pieds (environ 4,5 m). En janvier 1880, le lac est reporté comme à peu près sec, et l'ayant été dans l'année ou les deux années précédentes. La Sevier River qui y coulait autrefois est alors en grande partie détournée pour l'irrigation. En 1987, cependant, le lac ressemble à nouveau à sa description de 1872. Sources Terminal Lake Systems - Lac Sevier. Utah Water Research Laboratory, Utah State University Utah History Encyclopedia. USGS Water Resources. Liens pour le lac Sevier Inondation de la Sevier River 1983-1984. WaterHistory.org (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Sevier Lake » (voir la liste des auteurs). Liens externes Vue panoramique du lac Sevier Notes et références Portail des lacs et cours d'eau Portail de l’Utah
Sevier Lake

Het Sevier Lake is een playa en vaak droogstaand zoutmeer in Millard County in de Amerikaanse deelstaat Utah. Het meer heeft geen uitlaat en is dus (zoals de meeste zoutmeren) een endoreïsch meer. Sevier Lake vormt het laagste punt van de omliggende Sevierwoestijn, een deelwoestijn van de veel ruimere Woestijn van het Grote Bekken. Het meer wordt voornamelijk gevoed door twee rivieren: de Sevier en de Beaver River. Net voor de (theoretische) monding van de Sevier in het Sevier Lake mondt de Beaver River uit in de Sevier. De laatste decennia wordt het water van de Sevier veel gebruikt voor irrigatie van landbouwgronden in de omliggende woestijn en bereikt het water van de Sevier de zoutvlakte niet meer. Net zoals het Grote Zoutmeer en Utah Lake vormt het een overblijfsel van het Pleistocene Bonnevillemeer.
Севир (озеро)

Севи́р (англ. Sevier Lake) — бессточное озеро в округе Миллард на западе центральной части штата Юта, США. Площадь зеркала составляет около 487 км². Также как и более крупные соседи: Большое Солёное озеро и озеро Юта, Севир является остаточным водоёмом от существовавшего в плейстоцене более крупного озера Бонневилл. Расположено в засушливом районе, известном как пустыня Севир. Основными притоками озера являются реки Бэвер и Севир. Первые письменные описания озера относятся к 1872 года; отмечается, что озеро имеет площадь 490 км², солёность около 8,6 % и максимальную глубину около 4,6 м. В январе 1880 года озеро почти полностью пересохло и находилось в таком состоянии на протяжении 1 или 2 лет. В 1987 году озеро имело параметры примерно сходные с показателями 1872 года. Название озера происходит от названия впадающей в него реки, произошедшего в свою очередь от имени «Rio Severo» (дикая река), данного ей ранними испанскими исследователями и первопроходцами. Примечания
Vivint Smart Home Arena

El Vivint Smart Home Arena és un pavelló esportiu situat en la ciutat de Salt Lake City, Utah, en els Estats Units, propietat de Larry H. Miller. Es va acabar de construir el 1991, i va ser inaugurat el 4 d'octubre d'aquest mateix any amb el nom de Delta Center. El novembre de 2006 va canviar el seu nom per l'actual, per motius d'esponsorització per part de l'empresa Vivint. És el recinte en el qual juga els seus partits com local l'equip de Utah Jazz de l'NBA. Història El pavelló estava originàriament pensat per a 20.000 espectadors, que servís de terreny local per als equips de Utah Jazz i dels Salt Lake Golden Eagles, un equip de les lligues menors d'hoquei sobre gel. Va reemplaçar al ja demolit Salt Palace, que comptava amb 12.616 localitats. El finançament va anar a càrrec de l'empresari de Utah Larry H. Miller, començant les obres el 22 de maig de 1990 i essent inaugurat el 4 d'octubre de 1991. El cost total va ascendir a 93 milions de dòlars. El primer partit que es va disputar en aquest pavelló va ser el disputat entre els Golden Eagles i els Peoria Rivermen, el 16 d'octubre de 1991, mentre que el primer partit de bàsquet va ser un de pretemporada entre els Jazz i els New York Knicks, amb victòria d'aquests últims per 101-95. Diversos esdeveniments d'importància s'han celebrat en aquest pavelló, com els tornejos de bàsquet masculí de la Western Athletic Conference entre 1993 i 1995, l'All-Star Game de 1993, el campionat dels Estats Units de Patinatge artístic sobre gel el 1999, així com diverses proves dels Jocs Olímpics de Salt Lake City 2002. L'agost de 1999 el sostre de la instal·lació es va veure seriosament afectat per un tornado, costant la seva reparació gairebé 4 milions de dòlars. Enllaços externs Web oficial
Delta Center

Delta Center je krytá multifunkční aréna v Salt Lake City v Utahu (USA). Otevřena byla v roce 1991 a je domovem basketbalového týmu Utah Jazz hrajícího NBA a od roku 2024 také hokejového klubu Utah Mammoth, který se stal novým klubem v NHL. Stavba arény byla zahájena 22. května 1990 a dokončena 4. října 1991. Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Delta Center na Wikimedia Commons Oficiální stránky
Vivint Smart Home Arena

Vivint Smart Home Arena (tidligere kendt som Delta Center, EnergySolutions Arena) er en sportsarena i Salt Lake City i Utah, USA, der er hjemmebane for NBA-holdet Utah Jazz. Arenaen har plads til ca. 20.000 tilskuere, og blev indviet 4. oktober 1991. Den blev benyttet under Vinter-OL 2002, der blev afholdt i Salt Lake City. Vivint Smart Home Arena er desuden ofte arrangør af koncerter, og Celine Dion, Kelly Clarkson, Rolling Stones, U2 er blandt de navne der har optrådt i arenaen. Eksterne henvisninger Arenaens hjemmeside