Difference between revisions of "Washington County (UT)"
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==Utah State Agency Radio Call Signs== | ==Utah State Agency Radio Call Signs== | ||
| − | *'''1X Washington County''' | + | *'''1X (1 Xray) Washington County''' |
**2X St. George | **2X St. George | ||
**3X Santa Clara | **3X Santa Clara | ||
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**9X Springdale | **9X Springdale | ||
**10X Hilldale Town | **10X Hilldale Town | ||
| + | **11X Diamond Valley | ||
| + | **12X Ivins | ||
| + | **13X Dammeron Valley | ||
| + | **14X Pine Valley | ||
| + | **15X Leeds | ||
| + | **16X Veyo | ||
| + | **17X Central/Brookside | ||
| + | **18X New Harmony | ||
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Revision as of 16:37, 7 July 2009
Naming
Washington County was named for the first President (1789-1797) of the United States, George Washington (1732-1799).
Utah State Agency Radio Call Signs
- 1X (1 Xray) Washington County
- 2X St. George
- 3X Santa Clara
- 4X Hurricane
- 5X Enterprise
- 6X Washington
- 7X La Verkin
- 8X Toquerville
- 9X Springdale
- 10X Hilldale Town
- 11X Diamond Valley
- 12X Ivins
- 13X Dammeron Valley
- 14X Pine Valley
- 15X Leeds
- 16X Veyo
- 17X Central/Brookside
- 18X New Harmony
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