Utah county populations

29 supported county-equivalent records in Utah; July 1, 2025 population, 2024–2025 growth and 2025 land-area density.

Population totals use July 1, 2025 observations from PEP Vintage 2025. Change is measured since July 1, 2024. County equivalents are included, including Connecticut planning regions. Missing density is displayed as unavailable, never as zero.

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29 matching records · showing first 29
Resident population, July 1, 2025; change since July 1, 2024. PEP Vintage 2025.
PlacePopulation · 2025Change · 2024–25Growth · 2024–25People / sq. mi.
Salt Lake CountyUtah · County equivalent · 490351,220,916+3,462+0.28%1,621.7
Utah CountyUtah · County equivalent · 49049759,859+14,191+1.90%379.1
Davis CountyUtah · County equivalent · 49011381,227+2,765+0.73%1,173.9
Weber CountyUtah · County equivalent · 49057278,174+1,957+0.71%455.3
Washington CountyUtah · County equivalent · 49053213,670+5,239+2.51%88.0
Cache CountyUtah · County equivalent · 49005145,000+333+0.23%124.5
Tooele CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4904587,461+2,633+3.10%12.4
Iron CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4902167,141+1,582+2.41%20.4
Box Elder CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4900365,320+1,335+2.09%11.3
Summit CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4904343,141-109-0.25%23.1
Wasatch CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4905138,514+665+1.76%32.7
Uintah CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4904738,278+124+0.32%8.5
Sanpete CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4903931,453+572+1.85%19.8
Sevier CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4904122,827+235+1.04%11.9
Duchesne CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4901320,856+180+0.87%6.4
Carbon CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4900720,680+80+0.39%14.0
San Juan CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4903714,542+43+0.30%1.9
Millard CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4902714,057+144+1.04%2.1
Juab CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4902313,567+243+1.82%4.0
Morgan CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4902913,383+273+2.08%22.0
Emery CountyUtah · County equivalent · 4901510,177+35+0.35%2.3
Grand CountyUtah · County equivalent · 490199,790+90+0.93%2.7
Kane CountyUtah · County equivalent · 490258,597+106+1.25%2.2
Beaver CountyUtah · County equivalent · 490017,301-61-0.83%2.8
Garfield CountyUtah · County equivalent · 490175,256-65-1.22%1.0
Rich CountyUtah · County equivalent · 490332,687-53-1.93%2.6
Wayne CountyUtah · County equivalent · 490552,587-22-0.84%1.1
Piute CountyUtah · County equivalent · 490311,509-38-2.46%2.0
Daggett CountyUtah · County equivalent · 49009934-18-1.89%1.3

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A larger population does not necessarily mean faster growth. Absolute change measures the number of residents gained or lost; percentage change divides that difference by the starting population. The percentage column here covers one July-to-July interval, rather than a decade or a partial calendar year. Percent growth is suppressed where the starting population is zero.

Density divides the unrounded July 1, 2025 population by matching 2025 Gazetteer land area. It is measured in people per square mile and excludes water area. These geographic averages depend on the size and definition of each unit, so a county’s density is not directly comparable to a built-up city neighborhood.

County-equivalent names and units vary by state. Connecticut planning regions are represented in the current series; linking older county series requires a documented relationship. Incorporated places may cross county boundaries and do not form an exhaustive county breakdown.

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