Utah Gazetteer
Kodachrome Flat is a physical feature (flat) in Kane County.
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| Feature Name: | Kodachrome Flat |
| Category: | Utah physical, cultural and historic features |
| Feature Type: | Physical |
| Class: | Flat |
| History: | Kodachrome Flat was named by members of a 1948 National Geographic Society expedition to southern Utah, in recognition of the new Kodak film. The State of Utah renamed it Kodachrome Basin after the area became a state park in 1962; however, the name Kodachrome Flat remains official for Federal use. Prior to the designation of the area as a State Park, it was known informally as Thorley's Pasture for a rancher named Tom Thorley who ran cattle in the basin. |
| County: | Kane County |
| Latitude: | 37.5280404 |
| Longitude: | -111.9921306 |
Variant (Nonofficial) Names for Kodachrome Flat: Kodachrome Flat.
Note that you do not have the right to enter private property without the owner's permission. You do have a right to access goverment property that is open to the general public. The GNIS Feature Detail Report for Kodachrome Flat does not include property ownership information.
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