Referring to the site of the 2002 Winter Olympics as a flat place in the Kansas category is a bit odd. If I assume you mean the valley floor then, yes, it's as

Referring to the site of the 2002 Winter Olympics as a flat place in the Kansas category is a bit odd. If I assume you mean the valley floor then, yes, it's as flat as most cities, but Salt Lake City, like Provo, builds up the sides of the mountains. If a fiber installation can manage that, as local gas, electricity, and plumbing do, then almost all American cities should fall within this "flat like Utah and Kansas" category.