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Utah City Rankings

How cities and counties in Utah compare on income, housing, population growth, climate and natural hazard risk.

People & housing

Richest Cities in Utah

  1. 1. South Jordan$134,047
  2. 2. Park City$133,558
  3. 3. Syracuse$133,443

Most Expensive Cities in Utah

  1. 1. Park City$1,757,800
  2. 2. Draper$784,800
  3. 3. Cottonwood Heights$694,100

Most Affordable Cities in Utah

  1. 1. Price$225,600
  2. 2. Vernal$252,700
  3. 3. Richfield$332,500

Cities with the Highest Rent in Utah

  1. 1. Saratoga Springs$2,256/mo
  2. 2. Syracuse$2,140/mo
  3. 3. Riverton$2,137/mo

Most Educated Cities in Utah

  1. 1. Park City67.2%
  2. 2. Millcreek54.2%
  3. 3. Cottonwood Heights53.8%

Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate in Utah

  1. 1. Provo23%
  2. 2. Logan22.3%
  3. 3. Cedar City18.9%

Most Densely Populated Cities in Utah

  1. 1. Midvale6,105
  2. 2. Taylorsville5,410
  3. 3. Orem5,220

Largest Cities in Utah by Population

  1. 1. Salt Lake City208,007
  2. 2. West Valley City138,437
  3. 3. West Jordan116,692

Youngest Cities in Utah

  1. 1. Eagle Mountain23 years
  2. 2. Provo23.6 years
  3. 3. Logan23.8 years

Oldest Cities in Utah by Median Age

  1. 1. Park City48.2 years
  2. 2. Hurricane42.7 years
  3. 3. Kanab42.6 years

Population growth

Fastest-Growing Cities in Utah

  1. 1. Saratoga Springs+52.3%
  2. 2. Eagle Mountain+38.9%
  3. 3. American Fork+23.7%

Fastest-Shrinking Cities in Utah

  1. 1. Sandy-4.6%
  2. 2. Taylorsville-4.3%
  3. 3. Cottonwood Heights-3.5%

Fastest-Growing Cities in Utah Since 2010

  1. 1. Herriman+153.3%
  2. 2. Saratoga Springs+112.0%
  3. 3. Eagle Mountain+103.7%

Climate

Warmest Cities in Utah

  1. 1. St. George62.7°F
  2. 2. Hurricane60.8°F
  3. 3. Moab57.7°F

Coldest Cities in Utah

  1. 1. Park City43.6°F
  2. 2. Heber City46.6°F
  3. 3. Vernal46.9°F

Snowiest Cities in Utah

  1. 1. Bountiful118.9 in
  2. 2. Cottonwood Heights81.9 in
  3. 3. Midvale81.9 in

Wettest Cities in Utah

  1. 1. Bountiful27.6 in
  2. 2. Clearfield26.2 in
  3. 3. North Ogden25.0 in

Driest Cities in Utah

  1. 1. Richfield7.8 in
  2. 2. Price8.4 in
  3. 3. Moab9.1 in

Natural hazards

Counties with the Highest Natural Hazard Risk in Utah

  1. 1. Salt Lake County98.6
  2. 2. Utah County95.3
  3. 3. Washington County92.8

Counties with the Lowest Natural Hazard Risk in Utah

  1. 1. Rich County0.8
  2. 2. Piute County0.9
  3. 3. Wayne County1.9

Counties with the Highest Expected Annual Loss from Natural Hazards in Utah

  1. 1. Salt Lake County$621.7M
  2. 2. Utah County$287.9M
  3. 3. Washington County$147.7M

Environment

Counties with the Highest Radon Potential in Utah

  1. 1. Beaver County2
  2. 2. Box Elder County2
  3. 3. Cache County2

Counties with the Worst Air Quality in Utah

  1. 1. Salt Lake County54
  2. 2. Grand County48
  3. 3. Uintah County48

Counties with the Cleanest Air in Utah

  1. 1. Garfield County9
  2. 2. Wayne County11
  3. 3. Wasatch County37

Counties in the Worst Drought in Utah

  1. 1. Sevier County396.2
  2. 2. Sanpete County380.4
  3. 3. Juab County368.9

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (American Community Survey, 2010 Census, Population Estimates Program), NOAA 1991-2020 U.S. Climate Normals and FEMA National Risk Index.