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Half of residents are older than this, half younger. Retirement areas run 50+, college towns can be in the low 20s.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
38.9
Utah
32
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Top and bottom zip codes in Utah

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Oldest zip codes (highest median age)

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  1. 184746Leeds58.2
  2. 284738Ivins52.1
  3. 384757New Harmony50.7
  4. 484724Elsinore50.1
  5. 584060Park City49.4
  6. 684310Eden47.5
  7. 784052Myton47.2
  8. 884741Kanab46.4
  9. 984317Huntsville45.1
  10. 1084662Spring City45.1

Youngest zip codes (lowest median age)

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  1. 184602Provo19.1
  2. 284112Salt Lake City19.9
  3. 384645Mona22.4
  4. 484056Hill Afb22.4
  5. 584627Ephraim22.4
  6. 684606Provo23.1
  7. 784005Eagle Mountain23.1
  8. 884604Provo23.4
  9. 984045Saratoga Springs23.7
  10. 1084321Logan23.9

Median age by county in Utah

  1. 1Piute County48.3
  2. 2Daggett County46
  3. 3Wayne County46
  4. 4Kane County43.3
  5. 5Summit County41.5
  6. 6Grand County40.8
  7. 7Garfield County40.7
  8. 8Washington County39.1
  9. 9Emery County38.9
  10. 10Carbon County38.6
  11. 11Rich County38.1
  12. 12Sevier County36.8
  13. 13Wasatch County36.8
  14. 14San Juan County35
  15. 15Beaver County34.4
  16. 16Millard County34.4
  17. 17Duchesne County34.1
  18. 18Salt Lake County34
  19. 19Sanpete County33.8
  20. 20Weber County33.7
  21. 21Box Elder County33.3
  22. 22Morgan County33.3
  23. 23Uintah County33.2
  24. 24Davis County32.5
  25. 25Tooele County32.2
  26. 26Juab County30.6
  27. 27Iron County30.2
  28. 28Cache County26.2
  29. 29Utah County25.8

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest median age in Utah?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 84746 (Leeds, UT) has the highest: 58.2.

Which zip code has the lowest median age in Utah?

84602 (Provo, UT) has the lowest: 19.1.

What is the median age for the United States?

38.9; in Utah it is 32.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Half of residents are older than this, half younger. Retirement areas run 50+, college towns can be in the low 20s.

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