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Residents per square mile of land (water excluded). Under 50 is rural, a few hundred is small-town, 2,500+ is urban, and 10,000+ is big-city dense.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 95/sq mi
- Utah
- 41/sq mi
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Top and bottom zip codes in Utah
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See allPopulation density by county in Utah
- 1Salt Lake County1,589/sq mi
- 2Davis County1,142/sq mi
- 3Weber County441/sq mi
- 4Utah County352/sq mi
- 5Cache County120/sq mi
- 6Washington County81/sq mi
- 7Wasatch County31/sq mi
- 8Summit County23/sq mi
- 9Morgan County21/sq mi
- 10Iron County19/sq mi
- 11Sanpete County19/sq mi
- 12Carbon County14/sq mi
- 13Sevier County12/sq mi
- 14Tooele County11/sq mi
- 15Box Elder County11/sq mi
- 16Uintah County8/sq mi
- 17Duchesne County6/sq mi
- 18Juab County4/sq mi
- 19Beaver County3/sq mi
- 20Grand County3/sq mi
- 21Rich County3/sq mi
- 22Emery County2/sq mi
- 23Piute County2/sq mi
- 24Kane County2/sq mi
- 25Millard County2/sq mi
- 26San Juan County2/sq mi
- 27Daggett County1/sq mi
- 28Garfield County1/sq mi
- 29Wayne County1/sq mi
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest population density in Utah?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 84602 (Provo, UT) has the highest: 13,296/sq mi.
Which zip code has the lowest population density in Utah?
84083 (Wendover, UT) has the lowest: 2/sq mi.
What is the population density for the United States?
95/sq mi; in Utah it is 41/sq mi.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Residents per square mile of land (water excluded). Under 50 is rural, a few hundred is small-town, 2,500+ is urban, and 10,000+ is big-city dense.
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