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'Uinta Basin' Spelling Rule:

Uinta Basin should always be spelled without the 'h', regardless of how it is used -- whether used by itself or used as part of a larger name!  The spelling for Uinta Basin (without the 'h') was established by the U.S. Board on Geographic Names, a Federal agency in the 1800s, to be used when referring to geographic features.  You will notice that there are a number of misuses of spelling in names where Uinta Basin is part of a larger name or when referring to the Uinta Basin itself.  In these instances, the user either does not know the Uinta Basin spelling rule or they choose to ignore the rule and the correct official spelling -- Uinta Basin (without the 'h').  (More)

The Uintah County Heritage Museum has available a number of informational flyers highlighting topics specific to the Uintah Cpunty Heritage Museum artifacts, local folklore, and the greater Uinta Basin area.  They include:

Chief Ouray

First Lady Dolls Brochure

Fort Duchesne

Josie Bassett -- Jensen's Remarkable Woman Rancher

Just Who was the Outlaw Queen, Etta Place?

Native American Petroglyphs and Pictographs

Pioneer's Cost of Living Verus Today's

Talk Like a Utahn

Uinta or Uintah: What are the Rules?

Uintah Railway: the Crookedest Railroad in the West

Utah Streets -- the Grid System

Utah, the Riddle Behind the Name

What is Gilsonite?

Where Did the Indians Get Their Beads?

Who Was Kokopelli?

(Last updated:  5/2018)