Largest Cities in Utah

Cities ranked by total population from the Census Bureau. 50 cities ranked from official U.S. government data.

Largest Cities 50

1 Salt Lake City
1,196,523
2 West Valley City
1,196,523
3 West Jordan
1,196,523
4 Sandy Hills
1,196,523
5 Sandy
1,196,523
6 South Jordan
1,196,523
7 Millcreek
1,196,523
8 Taylorsville
1,196,523
9 Murray
1,196,523
10 Draper
1,196,523
11 Riverton
1,196,523
12 South Jordan Heights
1,196,523
13 Kearns
1,196,523
14 Cottonwood Heights
1,196,523
15 Midvale
1,196,523
16 Holladay
1,196,523
17 Herriman
1,196,523
18 Magna
1,196,523
19 South Salt Lake
1,196,523
20 East Millcreek
1,196,523
21 Oquirrh
1,196,523
22 Bluffdale
1,196,523
23 Canyon Rim
1,196,523
24 Provo
705,400
25 Orem
705,400
26 Lehi
705,400
27 Pleasant Grove
705,400
28 Spanish Fork
705,400
29 Springville
705,400
30 American Fork
705,400
31 Eagle Mountain
705,400
32 Saratoga Springs
705,400
33 Payson
705,400
34 Highland
705,400
35 Lindon
705,400
36 Santaquin
705,400
37 Cedar Hills
705,400
38 Alpine
705,400
39 Layton
370,924
40 Bountiful
370,924
41 Clearfield
370,924
42 Kaysville
370,924
43 Syracuse
370,924
44 Farmington
370,924
45 Clinton
370,924
46 North Salt Lake
370,924
47 Centerville
370,924
48 Woods Cross
370,924
49 West Point
370,924
50 Ogden
269,648

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Data Sources

Population and economic data from the Census Bureau American Community Survey (2022 5-year estimates). Health data from the CDC PLACES (2023).