Utah County Resources
Utah County Resources
You have been assigned a Utah county and are required to learn as much as you can and report to the class. Why not have a little fun? Instead of creating a boring, traditional report - use the resources below to plan a one week vacation for a family of four to your assigned county. The family consists of a father who enjoys local history, a mother who likes outdoor activities, a teenage boy who likes museums and a ten year old girl who wants to go to parks and shopping malls. Do your best to satisfy each family member.
Below are some of the things your family will need to know:
- Driving directions to the assigned county.
- A list of what the family should pack.
- The family's daily schedule of activities.
Utah Counties
http://www.uen.org/counties/
Start your investigation at the Utah Counties web site developed by UEN. You will find interesting facts, a short history, photos, and supportive web links for each county in Utah.
SURWEB
http://www.surweb.org
SURWEB stands for State of Utah Resource Web and it is the first web site I would send a fourth grade student who wants information and photos about Utah. Don't miss the Utah Trivia Quiz or the online Media Show builder tool that lets you create your own multimedia shows on any topic.
Utah
County: State Historical Society
http://historyforkids.utah.gov/counties.html
Click on a county, and then on a picture of the county again, for information
about that county and photos.
Utah
County Histories
http://pioneer.utah.gov/utahcounties.html
You will find a brief history and census information about each of the counties.
Utah Gen Web Project
http://www.vanished.com/pages/index_states/index_utah.html
Scroll down to see the list of Utah counties. Although the main purpose of this
page is for genealogical research - students may find some helpful information
here.
The Utah
Association of Counties (UAC)
http://www.uacnet.org/for_kids/
Here is county information from the Utah Association of Counties. You will find
a list of the cities in each county, the meaning of county names, and brief
information about each county.
Discover Utah
http://www.infowest.com/Utah/index.html
The information on this page is divided into the nine regions of the state: Bridgerland, Canyonlands, Castle Country, Color Country, Dinosaurland, Golden Spike Empire, Great Salt Lake Country, Mountainland, and Panoramaland.
Utah Collections of Multimedia Encyclopedia
http://www.uen.org/ucme/
Search the encyclopedia's vast collections of video, pictures, maps, text, and charts.
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County
Facts
http://historytogo.utah.gov/countyfacts.html
County Facts list statistics for each of Utah's 29 counties.