What does SOHVT mean?
SOHVT means State Off Highway Vehicle Trails
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for State Off Highway Vehicle Trails?
State Off Highway Vehicle Trails can be abbreviated as SOHVT
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What does SOHVT stand for? SOHVT stands for "State Off Highway Vehicle Trails". |
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How to abbreviate "State Off Highway Vehicle Trails"? "State Off Highway Vehicle Trails" can be abbreviated as SOHVT. |
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What is the meaning of SOHVT abbreviation? The meaning of SOHVT abbreviation is "State Off Highway Vehicle Trails". |
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What is SOHVT abbreviation? One of the definitions of SOHVT is "State Off Highway Vehicle Trails". |
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What does SOHVT mean? SOHVT as abbreviation means "State Off Highway Vehicle Trails". |
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What is shorthand of State Off Highway Vehicle Trails? The most common shorthand of "State Off Highway Vehicle Trails" is SOHVT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AOHVA - Alberta Off-Highway Vehicle Association
- COHV - Canadian-Off Highway Vehicle Distributors Council
- COHVCO - Colorado Off Highway Vehicle Coalition
- KOHVA - Kern Off-Highway Vehicle Association
- NHOHVA - New Hampshire Off-Highway Vehicle Association
- NMOHVA - New Mexico Off Highway Vehicle Alliance
- NOHVA - Nebraska Off Highway Vehicle Association
- NOHVCC - National Off Highway Vehicle Conservation Council
- OHVRA - Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Area
- RIOHVA - Rhode Island Off Highway Vehicle Association
- OOHVA - Oregon Off-Highway Vehicle Association
- SDOHVC - South Dakota Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition
- VOHVC - Virginia Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition
- OHV - Off Highway Vehicle
- WOHVA - Washington Off Highway Vehicle Alliance
- WOHVA - Wisconsin Off-Highway Vehicle Association
- MOHVA - Missouri Off Highway Vehicle Alliance
- OHVAG - Off Highway Vehicle Advisory Group
- OHVTF - Off Highway Vehicle Trails Fund
- OHV. - Abr. Off-highway vehicle. The term, used primarily in state parks and Bureau of Land Management areas, applies to any motorized vehicle that is used elsewhere than on established rods.