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Maps of Halls Crossing, UT
Halls Crossing, San Juan County, Utah
City Maps of Halls Crossing, Utah
View city and area maps of Halls Crossing generated from the 'Tiger' maps from the 2000 US Census
Halls Crossing, Utah - City Map
Halls Crossing, Utah - Area Map
Halls Crossing Maps and Location
City Name: Halls Crossing
County Name: San Juan County
State Name: UT / Utah
Elevation: 4000 feet
City Type: Place
Category as used for US Census purposes
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Latitude: 37.461406
Longitude: -110.674821
Land Area: 34160834 square meters / 13.189572 square miles
Water Area: 11092028 square meters / 4.282656 square miles
Within city boundaries as defined for US Census purposes
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