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Main Cities and Towns in Utah:

1. Salt Lake City:
   • The capital and largest city of Utah.
   • A major economic and cultural hub, known for outdoor recreation, technology, and finance.
   • Home to the headquarters of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church).
   • Salt Lake City International Airport is a major transportation hub.
2. Provo:
   • Located south of Salt Lake City, Provo is a city with a strong emphasis on education.
   • Home to Brigham Young University (BYU), a private university affiliated with the LDS Church.
3. Ogden:
   • Historically significant as a major railroad junction.
   • Known for outdoor activities and historic sites.
4. St. George:
   • Located in the southwestern part of the state.
   • Known for its warm climate, golf courses, and proximity to outdoor recreation areas like Zion National Park.
5. Logan:
   • Situated in northern Utah, known for its agricultural community and Utah State University.
6. Park City:
   • Famous for its ski resorts and outdoor recreation, including the Sundance Film Festival.
   • A former mining town turned into a popular tourist destination.
7. Moab:
   • Located in southeastern Utah near Arches and Canyonlands National Parks.
   • Known for its stunning red rock landscapes and outdoor adventure opportunities.
8. Cedar City:
   • Known for the Utah Shakespeare Festival and Southern Utah University.
   • Offers access to national parks like Bryce Canyon and Zion.

Major Toll and Free Roads:

1. Interstate 15 (I-15):
   • The primary north-south freeway in Utah, connecting the Idaho border to the Arizona border.
   • Major cities served include Salt Lake City, Provo, and St. George.
2. Interstate 80 (I-80):
   • An east-west freeway connecting Nevada to Wyoming.
   • Passes through Salt Lake City and provides access to the Bonneville Salt Flats.
3. Interstate 70 (I-70):
   • Crosses the central part of the state, connecting Utah to Colorado.
   • Offers access to national parks like Arches and Canyonlands.
4. U.S. Route 89 (US-89):
   • A north-south highway running through the central part of the state.
   • Provides access to cities like Salt Lake City and Logan.
5. U.S. Route 6 (US-6):
   • An east-west highway connecting the Nevada border to the Colorado border.
   • Passes through Price, Spanish Fork, and other towns.
6. U.S. Route 40 (US-40):
   • An east-west highway connecting Nevada to Colorado, passing through Salt Lake City and Heber City.
7. State Route 9 (SR-9):
   • Connects Hurricane to Mount Carmel Junction, passing through the scenic Zion National Park.
8. Legacy Parkway:
   • A controlled-access highway in the northern part of the Salt Lake City metropolitan area.
9. Mountain View Corridor:
   • A freeway project in the Salt Lake City area, intended to address transportation needs in the western part of the valley.

Utah’s transportation network is extensive and well-maintained, with both toll and free roads providing efficient connectivity between major cities, towns, and natural attractions.