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RANKING · 2024 ACS · 97 SHOWN OF 97

Most population lost, Utah cities

Utah cities that lost the most residents from the 2020 census to 2024, by raw count of people rather than percentage. This list covers the 97 cities in Utah that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 97 is +342. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: West Valley City, UT, up 85 places to #2.

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SAME RANKING BYCountiesStatesMetros
Most population lost by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPPOPULATION CHANGEVS 2000
01▲84Sandy, UTUT92,386-2,613–
02▲85West Valley City, UTUT137,491-1,793–
03▲34Taylorsville, UTUT57,484-1,770–
04▲82Orem, UTUT95,214-947−106%
05▲63Holladay, UTUT31,162-866–
06▲17Snyderville, UTUT5,948-796–
07▼3Cottonwood Heights, UTUT32,265-789−34%
08▲47Bountiful, UTUT44,988-739−116%
09▲73Draper, UTUT50,652-739−104%
10▲50Murray, UTUT53,297-449−116%
11▲43South Salt Lake, UTUT26,934-425−104%
12▲35Provo, UTUT114,527-396−102%
13▲33Roy, UTUT38,794-313−104%
14▲6Summit Park, UTUT8,537-283–
15▲74West Jordan, UTUT116,812-269−101%
16▲14Centerville, UTUT16,480-205−107%
17▲12Harrisville, UTUT7,154-101−116%
18▼13Washington Terrace, UTUT9,075-85−123%
19▲3Fruit Heights, UTUT5,952-78−109%
20▼14Cedar Hills, UTUT9,755-69−103%
21▼6Riverdale, UTUT9,206-64−105%
22▼15Moab, UTUT5,206-54−107%
23▲58Midvale, UTUT36,099-39−100%
24▼10Park City, UTUT8,587-34−101%
25▼14West Bountiful, UTUT5,931-2−129%
26▼16Richfield, UTUT8,478+23−98%
27▼25Price, UTUT8,368+32−110%
28▲36Ogden, UTUT89,510+92−99%
29▲42Kaysville, UTUT33,307+108−98%
30▼22Sunset, UTUT5,549+112+47%
31▲2Woods Cross, UTUT11,429+121−88%
32▲31Pleasant Grove, UTUT37,773+126−99%
33▲20Pleasant View, UTUT11,423+134−93%
34▼22Alpine, UTUT10,444+141−96%
35▼32White City metro, UTUT5,146+147−128%
36▼20South Ogden, UTUT17,710+162−93%
37▲5Midway, UTUT6,011+168−70%
38▲39Riverton, UTUT47,395+172−99%
39▲13Clinton, UTUT23,797+226−95%
40▼1South Weber, UTUT8,218+248−82%
41▼1Hooper, UTUT9,741+251−45%
42▼6Farr West, UTUT8,163+261−72%
43▼18Millcreek, UTUT63,926+268−114%
44▼25Perry, UTUT6,226+288−75%
45▼18Hyde Park, UTUT5,786+306−60%
46▼29Vernal, UTUT10,671+313−71%
47▼34Roosevelt, UTUT7,032+331−14%
48▼47Ephraim, UTUT6,393+338−70%
49▼15Brigham City, UTUT20,633+342−81%
50▼24Lindon, UTUT12,015+368−92%
51▼42Kanab, UTUT5,332+398+45%
52▼31Nephi, UTUT7,488+442−64%
53▼5North Logan, UTUT11,608+474−80%
54▼9Plain City, UTUT9,256+563−27%
55▲17Springville, UTUT35,670+581−91%
56▼25Santa Clara, UTUT8,722+599−74%
57▼16Nibley, UTUT8,975+624−29%
58▼34Providence, UTUT9,539+729−29%
59▼27Enoch, UTUT8,847+770−49%
60▼1Highland, UTUT21,571+771−76%
61▼12Magna metro, UTUT35,401+780−84%
62▼1Smithfield, UTUT15,153+837−51%
63▲10Farmington, UTUT26,266+858−72%
64▼36West Point, UTUT13,058+966−49%
65▼47Kearns metro, UTUT35,404+973−82%
66▼23Ivins, UTUT11,546+1,020−64%
67▼16Salem, UTUT12,234+1,026−49%
68▼11North Ogden, UTUT21,689+1,031−69%
69▼34Hyrum, UTUT11,132+1,039−30%
70▼1Heber, UTUT19,651+1,159–
71▼4Stansbury Park, UTUT11,242+1,391+6%
72▲19Layton, UTUT85,308+1,513−91%
73▼3North Salt Lake, UTUT23,588+1,567−31%
74▼30Tremonton, UTUT12,934+1,583+14%
75▼37Clearfield, UTUT35,144+1,614−64%
76▼18Grantsville, UTUT16,472+1,724+14%
77▼21Mapleton, UTUT16,275+1,749−22%
78▲6Bluffdale, UTUT19,506+1,783−30%
79▲9Vineyard, UTUT16,092+1,903+15758%
80▼30Payson, UTUT24,630+1,938−40%
81▼15Logan, UTUT55,576+2,129−79%
82▼2Spanish Fork, UTUT48,837+2,344−74%
83▼21Tooele, UTUT42,270+2,663−69%
84▼19Santaquin, UTUT18,989+2,711+11%
85▼11Hurricane, UTUT25,745+2,735−37%
86▼11Cedar City, UTUT41,871+3,289−54%
87▼8Syracuse, UTUT39,909+3,347−28%
88▼10American Fork, UTUT41,020+3,772−40%
89▲8Herriman, UTUT63,282+4,202–
90▼7Washington, UTUT37,107+4,355+9%
91▼15West Haven, UTUT25,627+4,824–
92▲3South Jordan, UTUT87,614+5,199−70%
93▲1St. George, UTUT108,713+6,653−69%
94▼4Salt Lake City, UTUT218,428+8,284−62%
95▲1Lehi, UTUT95,313+9,266−12%
96▼3Eagle Mountain, UTUT66,557+9,667–
97▼5Saratoga Springs, UTUT61,397+10,729–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES