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FAQ About Utah Monolith
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When was the Utah Monolith discovered?
On November 18, 2020, state biologists of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources were in southeastern Utah carrying out a survey of bighorn sheep from a helicopter when one of the biologists spotted the pillar and told the pilot, Bret Hutchings, to fly over the location again.
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Where was the Utah Monolith found?
The Utah Monolith was installed by unknown individuals on public land in a red sandstone slot canyon in Lockhart Basin, in northern San Juan County.
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How big was the Utah Monolith?
The metal structure stood 3 m (9.8 ft) tall above the bedrock, with each of the sides being 58 cm (23 in) wide. It was a triangular prism that had three sides.
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When was the Utah Monolith removed?
Days after the announcement of its discovery, in November 27th, 2020 the Utah Monolith is removed by recreationists.