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Title
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Authors
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Publication Type
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Cited By Count
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Citation Count
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Electrification of Utah 1880 to 1915
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Dastrup, Boyd L.
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1976
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Dissertation
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1
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0
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Salt Lake City : A Sketch of Utah's Wonderful Resources
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Forhan, M. J.
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1888
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Book
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1
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0
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Attitudes Toward Water Resource Development, Use, and Control and the Rural-urban Diffferential in the Bear River Basin
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Gillings, James Lane
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2009
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Dissertation
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0
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0
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Al Scorup: Cattleman of the Canyons
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Lambert, Neal E.
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1964
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Journal Article
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3
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0
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Utah : Her Cities, Towns and Resources
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Manly & Litteral, Publishers
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1891
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Book
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6
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0
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Natural Resource Utilization
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Poll, Richard D.;Peterson, Charles S.
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1978
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Book Chapter
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0
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0
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Getting Along: The Significance of Cooperation in the Development of Zion National Park
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Hinton, Wayne K.
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2000
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Journal Article
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2
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1
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The Cattle Industry of Utah 1850-1900: An Historical Profile
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Walker, Don D.
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1964
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Journal Article
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4
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3
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Water is Life, Water is Power: The Confluence of Water, History, and the Public in Utah
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Smoak, Gregory E.
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2023
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Journal Article
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0
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7
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Utah’s Coal Lands : A Vital Example of How America Became a Great Nation
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Papanikolas, Helen Z.
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1975
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Journal Article
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4
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9
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Driving Utah's Rivers: Working Water in the West
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Dant, Sara
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2022
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Journal Article
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0
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10
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"For the Strength of the Hills": Casting a Concrete Zion
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Andersen, Rebecca
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2019
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Book Chapter
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0
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11
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"The People Cannot Conquer the River": Mormons and Water in the Arid Southwest, 1865-1938
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Frehner, Brian
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2019
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Book Chapter
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0
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14
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The "Lion of the Lord" and the Land: Brigham Young's Environmental Ethic
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Dant, Sara
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2019
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Book Chapter
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1
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30
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Before the Boom: Mormons, Livestock, and Stewardship, 1847-1870
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Nichols, Jeffrey
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2019
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Book Chapter
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0
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67
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