State of Utah Fact Sheet

State of Utah Fact Sheet for US States teacher reference, or answer key for the State of Utah Free School Worksheet. Find all the basic State of Utah facts you need in an easy to print PDF sheet. Very useful school resource for your test, homeworks, projects, or quiz study. Learn about the Utah Statehood Date, Area, Nickname, Capital, Motto, Population, Official Insect and many other important facts.

The following 15 State of Utah facts are included in this free printable sheet:

State of Utah date of statehood: January 4, 1896. State of Utah nickname: The Beehive State. State of Utah bordering states: Colorado to its east, Wyoming to its northeast, Idaho to its north, Arizona to its south, and Nevada to its west. State of Utah abbreviation: UT. State of Utah region: Mountain. State of Utah area (sq miles): 84,897. State of Utah capital: Salt Lake City. State of Utah population: 3,380,800. State of Utah motto: Industry. State of Utah song: State song: “Utah…This Is the Place”. State of Utah bird: California gull. State of Utah flower: Sego Lily. State of Utah tree: Quaking Aspen. State of Utah insect: European honey bee (state insect), Monarch butterfly (state butterfly). State of Utah mammal: Rocky Mountain elk (1971) – land mammal.

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