Top 100 Biggest Cities in Utah

Rank	City	2022 Population (Est.)	Growth Rate (Annual)
1	Salt Lake City	200,478	0.4%
2	West Valley City	139,110	-0.8%
3	West Jordan	116,541	-0.6%
4	Provo	114,084	0.0%
5	St. George	99,958	4.2%
6	Orem	97,861	-0.4%
7	Sandy	95,050	-2.0%
8	Ogden	86,798	0.1%
9	Layton	83,291	1.6%
10	South Jordan	80,139	2.6%
11	Lehi	79,978	3.9%
12	Millcreek	64,110	0.7%
13	Taylorsville	59,242	-2.0%
14	Herriman	58,198	3.3%
15	Logan	54,436	3.4%
16	Draper	51,749	2.5%
17	Eagle Mountain	49,738	11.2%
18	Murray	49,729	-1.7%
19	Bountiful	45,438	-0.7%
20	Riverton	45,148	-0.5%
21	Saratoga Springs	44,164	15.1%
22	Spanish Fork	43,870	2.6%
23	Roy	39,358	-0.1%
24	Pleasant Grove	37,949	0.4%
25	Cedar City	37,206	5.5%
26	Tooele	37,104	3.3%
27	Kearns metro township	36,747	-0.2%
28	Springville	36,135	2.1%
29	Midvale	35,938	-0.5%
30	American Fork	34,422	2.5%
31	Syracuse	33,331	3.1%
32	Kaysville	32,976	0.1%
33	Cottonwood Heights	32,864	-2.0%
34	Clearfield	32,238	1.1%
35	Holladay	31,390	-1.6%
36	Washington	31,035	8.1%
37	Magna metro township	29,268	-0.2%
38	South Salt Lake	26,166	-0.6%
39	Farmington	24,775	0.6%
40	Clinton	23,597	0.8%
41	North Salt Lake	22,300	1.7%
42	Payson	22,142	3.8%
43	Hurricane	21,808	8.2%
44	North Ogden	21,528	2.1%
45	Brigham City	19,998	1.8%
46	West Haven	19,880	15.4%
47	Highland	19,611	1.1%
48	Bluffdale	18,835	8.2%
49	South Ogden	17,541	0.3%
50	Heber	17,290	2.1%
51	Centerville	16,785	-0.4%
52	Santaquin	15,379	10.4%
53	Smithfield	14,067	2.8%
54	Vineyard	14,025	8.4%
55	Grantsville	13,574	6.3%
56	Mapleton	12,414	8.1%
57	Lindon	11,709	1.8%
58	Woods Cross	11,659	1.6%
59	West Point	11,430	3.5%
60	Pleasant View	11,177	0.5%
61	North Logan	11,155	1.4%
62	Tremonton	10,493	5.2%
63	Alpine	10,359	0.7%
64	Vernal	10,241	1.2%
65	Hyrum	10,036	6.3%
66	Cedar Hills	10,024	0.0%
67	Salem	9,831	4.9%
68	Ivins	9,532	5.2%
69	Riverdale	9,409	-0.0%
70	Hooper	9,367	2.5%
71	Washington Terrace	9,276	0.3%
72	Providence	8,693	4.9%
73	Park City	8,457	0.7%
74	Price	8,267	-0.4%
75	Richfield	8,262	1.4%
76	Plain City	8,147	2.9%
77	South Weber	8,125	2.2%
78	Enoch	8,016	6.3%
79	Farr West	7,979	2.5%
80	Santa Clara	7,924	4.0%
81	Nibley	7,529	2.6%
82	Harrisville	7,004	-0.8%
83	Roosevelt	6,881	1.8%
84	Nephi	6,600	2.1%
85	Midway	6,339	4.6%
86	Fruit Heights	6,091	0.0%
87	West Bountiful	5,957	0.4%
88	Perry	5,752	2.9%
89	Ephraim	5,719	2.0%
90	White City metro township	5,526	-0.2%
91	Sunset	5,515	0.8%
92	Hyde Park	5,420	3.2%
93	Moab	5,317	-1.0%
94	Kanab	4,998	6.5%
95	Elk Ridge	4,874	2.8%
96	La Verkin	4,469	2.5%
97	Morgan	4,223	2.5%
98	Wellsville	4,113	0.3%
99	Mount Pleasant	3,754	2.2%
100	Delta	3,678	1.6%

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What is the largest city in Utah?

The largest city in Utah is Salt Lake City, with a population of 200,478. Salt Lake City is the 122nd largest city in the US. The second largest city is West Valley City, with a population of 139,110, and is the 197th largest city in the US.

What are the major cities in Utah?

The major cities in Utah are Salt Lake City, West Valley City, West Jordan and Provo. There are 4 major cities in Utah, which are cities with a population greater than 100,000.

What is the capital of Utah?

The capital of Utah is Salt Lake City, whose most recent population was 200,478. Salt Lake City is also the largest city in the state of Utah.

What is the fastest growing city in Utah?

Among the 100 largest cities in Utah, the fastest growing city is Vineyard, whose population has grown 9376.3% since the year 2000.

What is the fastest shrinking city in Utah?

Among the 100 largest cities in Utah, the fastest shrinking city is Cottonwood Heights, whose population has declined 6.5% since the year 2000. Cottonwood Heights's peak populuation was 35,394 in the year 2009, and it's current population of 32,864 represents a 7.1% decline from it's peak. Cottonwood Heights was once the 1,000th largest city in the US, but it's now the 1,202nd largest.