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HomeNewsGeologic HazardsLandslide Closes SR 14 in Utah

Landslide Closes SR 14 in Utah

January 7, 2009 rockman Geologic Hazards Comments Off on Landslide Closes SR 14 in Utah
Landslide blocks SR 14 east of Cedar City, Utah

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