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Cannonville Utah Visitor Center (Settlers) Historical Markers

Markers describe how the native Paiute people and Mormon pioneers settled and thrived in a wild and rugged land.
 
By Tom Bosse, June 12, 2025
"Horse High, Bull Stout, and Pig Tight" Marker
1 ► Utah, Garfield County, Cannonville — "Horse High, Bull Stout, and Pig Tight" — Rip-Gut Fence —
2 ► Utah, Garfield County, Cannonville — A Glass of Water Was a Load of Work — Water Lizard —
3 ► Utah, Garfield County, Cannonville — A Life in the Land —
4 ► Utah, Garfield County, Cannonville — A Life on the Land — What is Home? —
5 ► Utah, Garfield County, Cannonville — A Tough Row to Hoe — And a Bountiful Oasis —
6 ► Utah, Garfield County, Cannonville — One Land, Different Peoples — Living on the Land's Terms —
7 ► Utah, Garfield County, Cannonville — Tending the Wild — Using, Managing and Respecting Life —
8 ► Utah, Garfield County, Cannonville — The Water of Life — Water from Rock —
9 ► Utah, Garfield County, Cannonville — Water Willow People — The Southern Paiute —
10 ► Utah, Garfield County, Cannonville — Who Were the Settlers? — Why Settle Here? —
11 ► Utah, Garfield County, Cannonville — Working for Water — The Limiting Factor —
 
 
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Nov. 12, 2026