Much of Utah's population lives within sight of the scarps of the 230-mile-long Wasatch Front,the zone of reverse and strike-slip faults separating the mountains from the Great Basin.

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The Answer of Much of Utah's population lives within sight of the scarps of the 230-mile-long Wasatch Front,the zone of reverse and strike-slip faults separating the mountains from the Great Basin.

Much of Utah's Population Lives Within Sight of the Scarps