Utah Beach, WWII landing site in France
Utah Beach is one of the five beaches designated for the Allied invasions on D-Day.
It was primarily the United States troops that landed on Utah Beach on June 6, 1944.
The beach has numerous memorials and museums dedicated to honoring the events of D-Day.
Today, it's a place where visitors can reflect upon WWII history and enjoy the natural scenery.
Utah Beach's successful landing contributed significantly to the liberation of northwestern Europe.
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Normandy landings
GPS coordinates
49.41583,-1.17472
Latest update
June 23, 2026 19:52
