Uinta
Uinta is a place-name used for several geographic and administrative features in the western United States, most prominently in Utah and nearby areas. The name is of Indigenous origin and has been applied to multiple entities in the region, including a major mountain range, a basin, a Native American reservation, and a county.
The Uinta Mountains are a high, east–west running range predominantly in northeastern Utah, with a portion extending
The Uinta Basin is a large high-desert basin located east of the Uinta Mountains in Utah. It
The Uintah and Ouray Reservation (often referred to as the Uintah Indian Reservation) is the homeland of
Uinta County is a county in western Wyoming named after the Uinta Mountains. The county seat is