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Britannica 11th
Encyclopaedia Britannica · 11th edition
Utah
Britannica 11thUTAH,1 one of the Central Western states of the United States of America. It lies between latitudes 37° and 42° N. and between longitudes 32° and 37° W. from Washington (i.e. about 109° i' 34* and 114° i' 34" respectively W. of Greenwich). The state is bounded ...
Etah
Britannica 11thETAH, a town and district of British India, in the Agra division of the United Provinces. The town is situated on the Grand Trunk road. Pop. (1901) 8796. The district has an area of 1737 sq. m. The district consists for the most part of an elevated alluvial pl
Ptah
Britannica 11thPTAH, the Hephaestus of the Greeks, a demiurgic and creative god, special patron of hand-workers and artisans. Worshipped in Mempnis, he perhaps owed his importance more to the political prominence of that town than to anything else. He was early identified wi
Eocene
Britannica 11th... Batkyoptis. Coryphodon. Pantolambda. Polymastodon. » South of the Uinta Mts. in Utah. ' Wind river in Wyoming. • Torrejon in New Mexico. 1 Fort Bridger Basin. 4 Wasatch Mts. in Utah. • Puerco river, New Mexico The Fort Union beds of Canada and partsof Montana ...
United States
Britannica 11th... South Carolina (S.C.), South Dakota (S. Dak.), Tennessee (Tenn.), Texas (Tex.), Utah, Vermont (Vt.), Virginia (Va.), West Virginia (W. Va.), Washington (Wash.), Wisconsin (Wis.), Wyoming (Wyo.); together with the District of Columbia (D.C.). ° " hilly or mount ...
Utamaro
Britannica 11th... Colour- Prints (Victoria and Albert Museum Handbook, 1904). (E. F. S.) UTE, or UTAH, a tribe of North American Indians of Shoshonean stock. They originally ranged over central and western Colorado and north-eastern Utah. They were divided into five sub-tribes ...