State Route 121 (SR-121) is a state highway that is an alternative to US-40 and US-191. It serves the communities of Vernal, Lapoint, Neola, Cedarview, and Roosevelt.

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State Route 121
Route information
Maintained by UDOT
Length	40.293 mi[1] (64.845 km)
Existed	1931–present
Major junctions
West end	US 40 / US 191 in Roosevelt
East end	US 40 / US 191 in Vernal
Location
Country	United States
State	Utah
Highway system
Utah State Highway System Interstate US State Minor Scenic
← SR-120 → SR-122

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Starting in Roosevelt at the intersection with US-40/US-191 (200 East), the route travels west for approximately one half mile, before turning northwest, then turning north through Cedarview to Neola. In Neola, the route makes a right turn onto 9000 North and begins travelling east. It generally follows this easterly direction across the Duchesne County/Uintah County county line, through Lapoint, before entering Vernal. In Vernal, the route makes a right turn, and travels south for less than one mile (1.6 km) before terminating at the intersection with Main Street US-40/US-191 (Main Street).

The state legislature added the entire length of SR-121 to the state highway system in 1931 (though it was known as SR-122 until 1933).^[2][3] The route was truncated in 1953 to run only from Roosevelt to the east of Lapoint.^[4] A short piece at the east end was redesignated State Route 245, from Vernal west to the bridge over the Highline Canal west of Maeser, but the more rugged section between the bridges was removed from the state highway system.^[5] This split was undone in 1969, when SR-121 again became a continuous route from Roosevelt to Vernal.^[6]