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Bryce Canyon City set for future growth 
Salt Lake Tribune | Sun, Apr 12
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depends entirely for its existence and economic viability by offering lodging and other support businesses for the nearly 2 million tourists from around the world who pass through the town, which borders the entrance to Bryce Canyon National Park. ...
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