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  The Sevier River is the longest river completely contained within the boundaries of a single state. Beginning at a spring just south from where this picture was taken, the Sevier slowly winds its way north through Garfield, Piute, Sevier, and Millard counties before it ends in Sevier Lake - some 345 miles later. |
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