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Lowest poverty rate, Utah cities · 1990

Utah cities with the lowest share of residents below the federal poverty line (1990 ACS). This list covers the 86 cities in Utah that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPPOVERTY RATEVS –

01Vineyard, UTUT16,0920.0%–

02Stansbury Park, UTUT11,2420.6%–

03Harrisville, UTUT7,1540.9%–

04Syracuse, UTUT39,9091.8%–

05North Ogden, UTUT21,6892.9%–

06Farmington, UTUT26,2662.9%–

07South Jordan, UTUT87,6143.2%–

08Perry, UTUT6,2263.2%–

09Providence, UTUT9,5393.2%–

10West Point, UTUT13,0583.5%–

11Fruit Heights, UTUT5,9523.5%–

12Centerville, UTUT16,4803.6%–

13Farr West, UTUT8,1633.8%–

14Park City, UTUT8,5874.0%–

15Roy, UTUT38,7944.4%–

16Riverton, UTUT47,3954.5%–

17Cottonwood Heights, UTUT32,2654.6%–

18Santa Clara, UTUT8,7224.7%–

19Nibley, UTUT8,9754.9%–

20Bountiful, UTUT44,9884.9%–

21Clinton, UTUT23,7975.0%–

22Pleasant View, UTUT11,4235.1%–

23Smithfield, UTUT15,1535.3%–

24Kaysville, UTUT33,3075.4%–

25West Bountiful, UTUT5,9315.4%–

26Midway, UTUT6,0115.6%–

27North Logan, UTUT11,6085.7%–

28Lindon, UTUT12,0155.7%–

29Alpine, UTUT10,4445.8%–

30Hyde Park, UTUT5,7866.0%–

31Salem, UTUT12,2346.4%–

32Nephi, UTUT7,4886.4%–

33Hyrum, UTUT11,1326.6%–

34Lehi, UTUT95,3136.8%–

35Brigham City, UTUT20,6336.8%–

36Highland, UTUT21,5717.0%–

37West Jordan, UTUT116,8127.0%–

38Layton, UTUT85,3087.1%–

39White City metro, UTUT5,1467.1%–

40Plain City, UTUT9,2567.4%–

41South Ogden, UTUT17,7107.4%–

42Riverdale, UTUT9,2067.4%–

43Spanish Fork, UTUT48,8377.5%–

44Draper, UTUT50,6527.9%–

45Murray, UTUT53,2978.0%–

46American Fork, UTUT41,0208.1%–

47Mapleton, UTUT16,2758.1%–

48Cedar Hills, UTUT9,7558.3%–

49Pleasant Grove, UTUT37,7738.5%–

50North Salt Lake, UTUT23,5888.5%–

51Orem, UTUT95,2149.0%–

52Sunset, UTUT5,5499.1%–

53South Weber, UTUT8,2189.3%–

54Washington, UTUT37,1079.5%–

55Hooper, UTUT9,7419.6%–

56Washington Terrace, UTUT9,0759.9%–

57Woods Cross, UTUT11,42910.1%–

58Tremonton, UTUT12,93410.6%–

59Magna metro, UTUT35,40111.0%–

60Payson, UTUT24,63011.2%–

61Kearns metro, UTUT35,40411.3%–

62Bluffdale, UTUT19,50611.7%–

63Grantsville, UTUT16,47211.7%–

64Tooele, UTUT42,27011.9%–

65Santaquin, UTUT18,98912.4%–

66St. George, UTUT108,71312.7%–

67Richfield, UTUT8,47812.8%–

68Springville, UTUT35,67013.0%–

69Kanab, UTUT5,33213.0%–

70Millcreek, UTUT63,92614.6%–

71Moab, UTUT5,20615.8%–

72Hurricane, UTUT25,74515.9%–

73Enoch, UTUT8,84716.4%–

74Salt Lake City, UTUT218,42816.4%–

75Ivins, UTUT11,54616.7%–

76Ogden, UTUT89,51016.8%–

77Vernal, UTUT10,67117.2%–

78South Salt Lake, UTUT26,93417.2%–

79Roosevelt, UTUT7,03217.4%–

80Cedar City, UTUT41,87117.5%–

81Clearfield, UTUT35,14417.5%–

82Price, UTUT8,36818.6%–

83Midvale, UTUT36,09920.7%–

84Logan, UTUT55,57621.6%–

85Provo, UTUT114,52729.6%–

86Ephraim, UTUT6,39331.7%–

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS