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List of Utah cities

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Below is a list of cities in Utah . This list includes the largest settlements only with the status of city ( city ), but not town ( small city ). In Utah, there are 243 incorporated communities [1] : 144 city and 99 town . Under a city with more than 1000 inhabitants can receive city status ( city ​​is divided into five classes, which, again, depends on the number of inhabitants), a settlement with less than 1000 inhabitants has town status [2] (although there are and exceptions, for example, the city of . At the same time, there are almost no legal differences between city and town [1] , both must fulfill the basic requirements: “be fully responsible for municipal affairs, have their own police, sanitary and other necessary services that do not contradict the basic law” [3] . Otherwise, the status of the settlement is reduced to a “ statistically isolated area ”, despite the number of inhabitants. For example, the settlement has a population of people (2010), but cannot receive city status, as it is not able to fulfill the requirements stipulated by the Constitution.

88.2% of Utah's population lives in cities (large and small), including about 80% in the region.

Content

  • 1 General
  • 2 Main list
  • 3 Optional list
  • 4 See also
  • 5 notes
  • 6 References

General data

  • The most populated city is Salt Lake City , with 200,544 inhabitants.
  • The most sparsely populated city ( city ) - , 1023 inhabitants.
  • The most sparsely populated city ( town ) - , 23 inhabitants.
    • In total, Utah has 6 cities with a population of more than 100,000 people and 53 with a population of 10-100 thousand people [1] .
  • The largest city is Salt Lake City, 285.9 km².
  • The smallest city ( city ) - , 1.5 km².
  • The smallest town ( town ) is , 0.3 km².
  • The richest city is , with a per capita income of $ 66,566 / year [4] .
  • The poorest city is , with a per capita income of $ 17,020 / year [4] .
  • The city with the highest population density (from the “Main List”) is , 2225 people / km².
  • The city with the lowest population density (from the “Main List”) is Park City , 182 people / km².
  • 7 of Utah's 12 largest cities are in Salt Lake County .

Main List

The default sort is by the number of inhabitants. Also, any column can be sorted alphabetically (descending-ascending) by clicking on the black triangles in the column heading.

For the sake of reasonable coverage, this list includes only cities with a population of more than 5000 people.

TitleCountyPopulation (2015—2017)Area (km²)Density
(people / km²)		Comments, links
Salt Lake CitySalt lake200 544285.9710The most populated and largest city in the state. The capital of the state and county. The city is home to the world headquarters of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the largest temple of this organization in the world . intersect at I-15 and I-80 . Venue OI-2002 . [one]
West valley citySalt lake136 17091.81485[2]
ProvoUtah117 335114.41087Adm. center of the county. [3]
West jordanSalt lake113 90580.01424For 47 years (1970–2017), the population of the city grew 27 times. [four]
OremUtah97 83947.42064[5]
SandySalt lake96 14557.91663[6]
OgdenWeber87 03169.01261Adm. center of the county. [7]
St georgeWashington84,405168.1506Adm. center of the county. The largest state city outside the region. [8]
LeightonDavis76 69157.41346[9]
South jordanSalt lake70 95457.31243The first city in the world where two were simultaneously located: the and the . For 47 years (1970-2017), the population of the city grew 24 times. [10]
Utah61 13069.1896For 26 years (1990-2016), the population of the city grew 7.2 times. The city has a Utah population center . [eleven]
Salt lake60 11935,41698[12]
TaylorsvilleSalt lake59,99227.72166[13]
LoganKash51 11548.01099Adm. center of the county. “The safest city in the United States” ( , 2005) [5] . [fourteen]
Salt lake49,29531.81550[fifteen]
Salt Lake and Utah47,71078.0613Over 27 years (1990-2017), the population of the city grew 6.6 times. One of the two cities of Utah, located in two districts at the same time. [16]
Davis44 10734.91264[17]
Salt lake43,34432.61330[eighteen]
Utah39,44339.8991[19]
Salt lake39,22452,5747Over the 17 years (2000-2017), the population of the city grew 25.8 times; over this period, he climbed from 111th to 20th place on the list of Utah's most populated cities. [twenty]
Utah38,75623.71635[21]
Weber38 59519.71959[22]
Salt lake33,99617.61932The city has the headquarters of and Fusion-io . 100th place out of 100 in the “List of the best places to live in the USA” ( , 2007) [6] [7] . [23]
TuileTuile33,76254.8616Adm. center of the county. [24]
Salt lake33 20815.12199[25]
Utah33 04437,4888[26]
Davis31,77627,21173[27]
Davis31 36320.11560[28]
Cedar CityIron31 22395.4327[29]
Salt lake30,70913.82225[thirty]
Davis29 50724.81195Over 27 years (1990–2017), the population of the city grew 6.3 times. [31]
Utah29 202108,0270Over 16 years (2000–2016), the population of the city grew 13.5 times. [32]
American ForkUtah28,77023.91204[33]
Utah26,88756.2481Over 16 years (2000–2016), the city’s population grew 26.8 times (10th place in the list of “The fastest growing cities in the USA 2000–2017”) [8] . [34]
Washington25,33985,2298For 46 years (1970–2016), the population of the city grew by 33.8 times. [35]
Salt lake24,95617.91394[36]
FarmingtonDavis24,06625.8944Adm. center of the county. The city has an amusement park , operating since 1886 and containing 53 attractions, including 10 roller coasters . 14th place in the list of “The Best Place to Live in the United States” ( , 2009) [9] . [37]
Davis21 67215.11435Utah's poorest city: per capita income of $ 17,020 / year. [38]
Davis20 30122.3919[39]
Utah19,81022.5884[40]
Weber19 46516.81159[41]
Brigham cityBox Elder19 18262.6311Adm. center of the county. [42]
Utah18 64722.1844For 46 years (1970–2016), the population of the city grew 89.6 times. [43]
Davis17,28615.61108[44]
Washington17 13581.7213[45]
South ogdenWeber17 1019.51800[46]
Heber cityWasatch14 9699.01663Adm. center of the county. [47]
Salt lake13,48426.47509In 2014, an NSA data center worth $ 1.5 billion was built near the city [48]
Weber12 32926.3469[49]
Utah and Jueb11 65226.9433One of the two cities of Utah, located in two districts at the same time. [fifty]
Davis11 35110.01135[51]
Kash11 14612.9864[52]
Utah10 93922.2504[53]
North LoganKash10 59017.9592[54]
Davis10 54819.0558[55]
Tuile10 45950.1210[56]
Utah10 3747.11461[57]
Utah10 36119,2540[58]
VernalYinta10 29111.9865Adm. center of the county. [59]
Weber10,28717.4591[60]
Utah951232.6292[61]
Weber91984.91877[62]
Weber875811.5762[63]
Weber866830.3290[64]
Box Elder862620,2427[65]
Price listCarbon837113.1639Adm. center of the county. The city has a major Museum of Prehistoric College of East Utah . The city has a wide variety of ethnic groups and religions, which is uncharacteristic of Mormon Utah. [66]
Park citySummit829945.5182Tourist city: on tourism the city earns approx. 530 million dollars a year, including approx. Sundance Film Festival brings $ 80 million. [10] Ski resorts "Deer Valley" and . Headquarters Skullcandy . 9 cinemas (including one for 1270 seats); the city is home to the first Utah hotel to receive . [67]
Utah821026,4312[68]
Washington813226.6308For 46 years (1970–2016), the population of the city grew 59.4 times. [69]
Kash802712.53642[70]
RichfieldSevir772313.7564Adm. center of the county. [71]
Washington741812.7589For 47 years (1970-2017) the population of the city grew by 27.4 times. [72]
Davis731012,2604[73]
Kash72709.8742[74]
Sunpit70729.2769There is in the city, in which approx. 4,100 students (58% of the total population of the city), in connection with which the population of the city is very young: 67.3% of its residents are under 25 years old. [75]
Weber699615.1463[76]
Dussein684314,4475[77]
Weber67649.7697[78]
Iron675618.7361For 47 years (1970–2017), the population of the city grew 56.3 times. [79]
Kash674710.44646[80]
Weber65357.0934[81]
Davis62155.911055[82]
Utah6210 [11]16.5550Over 7 years (2010–2017), the city’s population grew 44.7 times (6th place in the list of “The fastest growing cities in the United States 2000–2017”) [8] . In 2014-2015 the population of the city increased 4.17 times in one year, which is the country's absolute record [12] . [83]
NifaiJueb595211.9500Adm. center of the county. [84]
Davis55748.45662[85]
MoabGrandee524210.7490Adm. center of the county. A large number of tourists are attracted by the attractions of nearby nat. parks "Arches" and "Land of canyons" , as well as the extreme cycle path . [86]
Davis52343.41539[87]

Optional List

The default sort is by the number of inhabitants. Also, any column can be sorted alphabetically (descending-ascending) by clicking on the black triangles in the column heading.

This list includes cities with a population of less than 5,000 people, but which stand out among their own kind.

TitleCountyPopulation (2016—2017)Area (km²)Density
(people / km²)		Comments, links
KanabKane468737.9124Adm. center of the county. From the early 1920s to the late 1970s several dozens of films were shot in the city, mostly westerns [13] . [88]
MorganMorgan42498.3512Adm. center of the county. [89]
MentaiSunpit33965,0679Adm. center of the county. [90]
BeaverBeaver298816.8178Adm. center of the county. [91]
ParowanIron298617,2174Adm. center of the county. [92]
Washington29457.6388The headquarters of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is located in the city, it owns most of the city, its followers are almost all civil servants and the entire police of the city. A very large number of polygamists [14] . 66.9% of the inhabitants are Anglo-Americans (with an average of 7.1% in the country) - this is “the most English city in the United States” [15] . [93]
FillmoreMillard252214.9169Adm. center of the county. The capital of Utah from 1851 to 1856. (built in 1855) [94]
MonticelloSan juan22136.7330Adm. center of the county. The city has TSHSPD (area 1043 m², height 20 m). [95]
Kash19621,51308The smallest city ​​in state. [96]
DusseinDussein17796.5274Adm. center of the county. [97]
PanguitchGarfield16655.53301Adm. center of the county. [98]
Castle daleEmery15285,6273Adm. center of the county. [99]
ColvilleSummit14578.4197Adm. center of the county. [one hundred]
Sunpit10233.4301The most sparsely populated city ​​of the state. [101]
LoaWayne5852,3254Adm. center of the county. [102]
RandolphRich4662.7173Adm. center of the county. In the 2004 presidential election, 95.6% of voters voted for George W. Bush (with a countrywide result of 50.7%) —this is more than in any other Utah city [16] . [103]
Salt lake38710.537The richest city in the state: per capita income of $ 66,566 / year. In the city there is the : one of the oldest ski resorts in the USA (slave since 1939); one of the snowiest (13.8 m of snow per year); one of the most visited (about 500,000 people / year, that is, almost 1300 times more than the actual population of the city) and one of three in the country where snowboarding is prohibited. [104]
ManilaDaggett3242.25144Adm. center of the county. [105]
JunctionPayut17438.75Utah's most sparsely populated county center. [106]
Dussein1690.3563The smallest town in the state. [107]
Carbon231.813The most sparsely populated town of the state. [108]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ 1 2 3 Utah city populations (2019 ) on worldpopulationreview.com
  2. ↑ Utah Code, Art. 10, chapter 2, section 301 (eng.) On the site le.utah.gov Archived from the original on October 17, 2013
  3. ↑ Utah Code, Art. 11, section 5 (eng.) On the site le.utah.gov Archived from the original on March 3, 2012
  4. ↑ 1 2 See List of Utah Localities by Per capita Income .
  5. ↑ City Crime Rankings by Population Group on the morganquitno.com website Archived from the original on December 11, 2006
  6. ↑ Best Places to Live: Top 100 - 100. Cottonwood Heights, Utah on money.cnn.com , August 2007
  7. ↑ Amelia Nilson-Stowell. Heights of livability in Utah? (English) on deseretnews.com , July 29, 2007
  8. ↑ 1 2 Biggest US Cities By Population - Year 2017 ( biggest ) on biggestuscities.com
  9. ↑ Best Places to Live - 14. Farmington, UT on money.cnn.com , August 2009 Archived from the original on October 1, 2009
  10. ↑ The Economic Impacts of Visitor and SUNDANCE Institute Spending. The Economic Impacts of the 2015 SUNDANCE Film Festival at sundance.org , April 2015
  11. ↑ According to ksl.com , in August 2018, the population of the city exceeded 14,000 people . According to the city ​​manager , Jacob McHarg, in October 2018, the city's population exceeded 15,000 .
  12. ↑ Lee Davidson. Population booms in Vineyard, old site of Geneva Steel on sltrib.com , May 19, 2016
  13. ↑ Kanab, Utah - This is the West on thegrandcanyons.com Archived from the original on July 17, 2011.
  14. ↑ The HOPE Organization on childbrides.org Archived from the original on September 12, 2015.
  15. ↑ U.S. Locations by Number of Residents - Anglo-Americans on epodunk.com
  16. ↑ David Finkel. Utah town Bush's No. 1 supporter on , February 4, 2006

Links

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