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Utah County Map with Cities and Towns [UT, US]

    Utah County Map with Cities and Towns [UT, US]

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    Counties are the main sub state units used for records, mapping, and many everyday tasks. This page keeps the focus on all 29 Utah counties first, then adds a few compact notes that help people use county level data well.


    Why counties matter

    • Addresses and services often key off county boundaries.
    • Public records (property, courts, permits) are commonly organized by county.
    • Data work uses county FIPS codes to join datasets cleanly.

    Quick definitions

    County seat is the administrative hub for county services.

    FIPS code is a standard numeric ID used in many United States datasets.

    Area helps compare scale, while density helps compare how concentrated people are.


    All 29 Utah counties with key identifiers

    Population values below use the 2020 Census as a stable baseline. Density is a simple population divided by land area calculation, useful for quick comparisons.

    County County seat FIPS Established Area sq mi Population 2020 Density per sq mi
    Beaver CountyBeaver49001Jan 5 18562,5907,0722.7
    Box Elder CountyBrigham City49003Jan 5 18565,74657,66610.0
    Cache CountyLogan49005Jan 5 18571,165133,154114.3
    Carbon CountyPrice49007Mar 8 18941,47820,41213.8
    Daggett CountyManila49009Jan 7 19186979351.3
    Davis CountyFarmington49011Oct 5 1850299362,6791213.0
    Duchesne CountyDuchesne49013Jan 4 19153,24119,5966.0
    Emery CountyCastle Dale49015Feb 12 18804,4629,8252.2
    Garfield CountyPanguitch49017Mar 9 18825,0835,0831.0
    Grand CountyMoab49019Mar 13 18903,6729,6692.6
    Iron CountyParowan49021Jan 31 18503,29757,28917.4
    Juab CountyNephi49023Mar 3 18523,39211,7863.5
    Kane CountyKanab49025Jan 16 18643,9907,6671.9
    Millard CountyFillmore49027Oct 4 18516,57212,9752.0
    Morgan CountyMorgan49029Jan 17 186260912,29520.2
    Piute CountyJunction49031Jan 16 18657581,4381.9
    Rich CountyRandolph49033Jan 16 18641,0292,5102.4
    Salt Lake CountySalt Lake City49035Jan 31 18507421,185,2381597.4
    San Juan CountyMonticello49037Feb 17 18807,82014,5181.9
    Sanpete CountyManti49039Jan 31 18501,59028,43717.9
    Sevier CountyRichfield49041Jan 16 18651,91121,52211.3
    Summit CountyCoalville49043Jan 13 18541,87242,35722.6
    Tooele CountyTooele49045Jan 31 18506,94172,69810.5
    Uintah CountyVernal49047Feb 18 18804,48035,6208.0
    Utah CountyProvo49049Jan 31 18502,003659,399329.2
    Wasatch CountyHeber City49051Jan 17 18621,17634,78829.6
    Washington CountySt. George49053Mar 3 18522,426180,27974.3
    Wayne CountyLoa49055Mar 10 18922,4612,4861.0
    Weber CountyOgden49057Jan 31 1850576262,223455.2

    How to use Utah county data without getting tripped up

    FIPS codes for clean joins

    • Utah state code is 49, then the 3 digit county code.
    • Example: 49049 always means Utah County.
    • FIPS is steady even when county population changes.

    County seat is not always the biggest city

    County seats are where many official offices cluster. In everyday life, the largest city can be elsewhere in the same county. It happens across teh state.

    • Use the seat when you need county administration.
    • Use the county name when matching datasets or filtering maps.

    Fast checks that save time

    • Same name, different thing: Utah can mean the state, and Utah County is a county inside the state.
    • Area vs population: large area does not mean more people. San Juan County is huge by area, while Salt Lake County leads by population.
    • Density tells a different story: Davis County is small in area, yet very dense.

    Utah counties by practical region a simple way to think about geography

    These groupings are not official. They are a tidy mental model for planning, analysis, and search filters.

    Wasatch Front core high density

    • Davis (very dense)
    • Salt Lake (largest population)
    • Utah (second largest population)
    • Weber (major urban corridor)

    North and mountain counties mix of valleys and peaks

    • Box Elder, Cache, Rich
    • Morgan, Summit, Wasatch
    • Daggett is also in the far northeast corner.

    Central Utah wide open, smaller cities

    • Juab, Millard, Sanpete
    • Sevier, Piute

    East and south big landscapes

    • Uintah, Duchesne, Carbon, Emery, Grand
    • Beaver, Iron, Washington, Kane, Garfield, Wayne, San Juan

    Quick stats that people look up a lot

    Top counties by population 2020

    • Salt Lake County 1,185,238
    • Utah County 659,399
    • Davis County 362,679
    • Weber County 262,223
    • Washington County 180,279

    Smallest populations 2020

    • Daggett County 935
    • Piute County 1,438
    • Wayne County 2,486
    • Rich County 2,510

    These counties have large geographic footprints relative to population, so density stays low.


    Utah basics kept short

    Administrative facts

    • State capital: Salt Lake City
    • USPS abbreviation: UT
    • Counties: 29
    • Largest by area: San Juan County
    • Most populated: Salt Lake County

    Geography in plain terms

    • Mountain and valley corridors shape where people live.
    • County boundaries often follow natural features and historic settlement patterns.
    • When you compare counties, look at area and density together.

    FAQ county focused

    How many counties are in Utah

    There are 29 counties.

    What is the fastest way to identify a county in datasets

    Use the 5 digit FIPS code. It stays consistent across most public datasets and reduces name matching errors.

    Does county seat mean the largest city

    No. The county seat is the administrative center. The largest city can be different, especially in fast growing counties.