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History
of Uinta River, Utah
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Taken from the Utah Place Names. (Links Added)
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UINTA RIVER *Uinta River (Duchesne/Uintah) originates on the eastern on the eastern slopes of Kings Peak (Utah's highest peak), and drains south southeast into the Duchesne River. In the early mountain men/trapper period of Utah Territory, the relationship of the Uinta and Duchesne rivers was occasionally confused; even the nearbly Whiterocks River was called the Uinta River prior to the 1870s. John W. Van Cott |
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