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party to
attack the
Timpanogos. A
militia from Salt Lake City
engaged the
Timpanogos in
battle on
February 8 and 11.
Eleven Timpanogo warriors surrendered...
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Mount Timpanogos,
often referred to as Timp, is the second-highest
mountain in Utah's
Wasatch Range.
Timpanogos rises to an
elevation of 11,752 ft (3...
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Timpanogos Cave
National Monument is a
United States National Monument protecting the
Timpanogos Cave
Historic District and a cave
system on
Mount Timpanogos...
- The
Timpanogos were a
tribe of
Native Americans po****ting
central Utah in the 1800s.
Timpanogos may also
refer to:
Mount Timpanogos, a
mountain in Utah...
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After the
Timpanogos defended themselves from
within their village and an
abandoned cabin, they fled
their camp. The
Mormons pursued the
Timpanogos people...
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watched and
waited for him atop
Mount Timpanogos until she died.: 25 Roberts'
event spawned an
annual Timpanogos Hike. In 1922, the
Forest Service over...
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Mount Timpanogos Wilderness is a 10,518-acre (42.56 km2)
wilderness area
protecting Mount Timpanogos and the
surrounding area in Utah,
United States. It...
- north-central Utah County, Utah,
United States, at the foot of
Mount Timpanogos in the
Wasatch Range,
north from Utah Lake. This city is thirty-two miles...
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Timpanogos High
School is a
public high
school in Orem, Utah,
United States.
Opened to its
first students in
August 1996, it
became part of the Alpine...
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Timpanogos Glacier is a rock
glacier located on
Mount Timpanogos in the
Wasatch Range within the
Mount Timpanogos Wilderness (in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache...
