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Roland R. Wright Air National Guard Base vs Salt Lake City IAP

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CategoryRoland R. Wright Air National Guard BaseSalt Lake City IAP
BranchAir ForceAir Force
StateUtahUtah
Nearby citySalt Lake City—
Installation typeAir National Guard Base—
BAH——
Median rent——
Housing gap——
Typical commute——
Nearby school districts——
Metro population——
Unemployment——
Airport distance——
Avg high64.9°F64.9°F
Avg low44.4°F44.4°F
Annual rainfall15.52 in15.52 in
Annual snowfall51.9 in51.9 in
Hazard riskRelatively LowRelatively Low

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