Kings Peak (Utah)
| Kings Peak | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Vrchol | 4123 m n. m. |
| Prominence | 1935 m |
| Poloha | |
| Světadíl | Severní Amerika |
| Stát |  USA /  Utah |
| Pohoří | Uinta Mountains |
| Souřadnice | 40°46′35″ s. š., 110°22′22″ z. d. |
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Kings Peak je nejvyšší hora ve státě Utah. Její vrchol se nachází v 4123 m n. m. Leží v pohoří Uinta Mountains, na severovýchodě Utahu, v okresu Duchesne County.[1][2] Kings Peak se nachází přibližně 127 km východně od středu hlavního města Salt Lake City. Leží ve střední části pohoří Uinta Mountains. Oblast je součástí národního lesa Uinta National Forest. 1,2 kilometru jihojihozápadně od vrcholu leží druhá nejvyšší hora pohoří a Utahu South Kings Peak (4 118 m).[3][4]
Reference
- ↑ Merriam-Webster's Geographical Dictionary. 3. vyd. Springfield, Massachusetts, U. S. A.: Merriam-Webster, Incorporporated, Publishers, 1997. 1361 s. Dostupné online. ISBN 0-87779-546-0. S. 594. (anglicky)
- ↑ Kings Peak [online]. United States Geological Survey, 1979 [cit. 2020-08-22]. Dostupné v archivu pořízeném dne 2021-03-09. (anglicky)
- ↑ Utah, Nevada, Colorado Travel Map / 1:800 000. Mnichov: Kunth
- ↑ South Kings Peak, Utah [online]. Peakbagger.com, 1987 [cit. 2020-08-22]. Dostupné online. (anglicky)
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The flag of Utah (2024-present). This is the final design submitted for consideration to be adopted as a new state flag of Utah. The design evokes images of snowy mountains and red rocks to represent the geography of Utah, the beehive represents "Industry" (the state's slogan) and Utah's nickname as "the Beehive State".
The flag of Utah (2024-present). This is the final design submitted for consideration to be adopted as a new state flag of Utah. The design evokes images of snowy mountains and red rocks to represent the geography of Utah, the beehive represents "Industry" (the state's slogan) and Utah's nickname as "the Beehive State".
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Central meridian :
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Close-up shot of Kings Peak (Utah, USA) as seen from the north. Kings Peak is on the right, and Gunsight Pass is on the far left.
(Wouldn't it be better to say Kings Peak is in the center, Gunsight Pass is on the left, and another peak (which?) is on the right which superficially appears taller but is not, due to this photo being taken from above somehow? --Doncram)
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Close-up shot of Kings Peak (Utah, USA) as seen from the north. Kings Peak is on the right, and Gunsight Pass is on the far left.
(Wouldn't it be better to say Kings Peak is in the center, Gunsight Pass is on the left, and another peak (which?) is on the right which superficially appears taller but is not, due to this photo being taken from above somehow? --Doncram)