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RANKING · 2010 CENSUS · 96 SHOWN OF 96

Most population lost, Utah cities · 2010

Utah cities that lost the most residents from the 2000 census to 2010, by raw count of people rather than percentage. This list covers the 96 cities in Utah that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 96 is +2,878.

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SAME RANKING BYCountiesStatesMetros
Most population lost by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPPOPULATION CHANGEVS 2000
01Sandy, UTUT92,386-957–
02White City metro, UTUT5,146-581+12%
03Sunset, UTUT5,549-82−208%
04Vineyard, UTUT16,092-11−192%
05Park City, UTUT8,587+187−94%
06Moab, UTUT5,206+267−67%
07Fruit Heights, UTUT5,952+286−66%
08Price, UTUT8,368+313−196%
09Brigham City, UTUT20,633+488−72%
10Washington Terrace, UTUT9,075+516+43%
11Nephi, UTUT7,488+656−46%
12Richfield, UTUT8,478+704−44%
13Kanab, UTUT5,332+748+172%
14Centerville, UTUT16,480+750−76%
15Riverdale, UTUT9,206+770−38%
16West Bountiful, UTUT5,931+781+11057%
17Hyde Park, UTUT5,786+878+15%
18Midvale, UTUT36,099+935−94%
19Summit Park, UTUT8,537+1,178–
20Taylorsville, UTUT57,484+1,213–
21Bountiful, UTUT44,988+1,251−73%
22Hyrum, UTUT11,132+1,293−13%
23Santa Clara, UTUT8,722+1,373−41%
24Vernal, UTUT10,671+1,375+29%
25South Salt Lake, UTUT26,934+1,579−87%
26Ephraim, UTUT6,393+1,630+43%
27Lindon, UTUT12,015+1,707−62%
28Midway, UTUT6,011+1,724+204%
29Roosevelt, UTUT7,032+1,747+355%
30South Weber, UTUT8,218+1,791+28%
31Harrisville, UTUT7,154+1,922+200%
32Plain City, UTUT9,256+1,987+159%
33Salem, UTUT12,234+2,051+2%
34Tremonton, UTUT12,934+2,055+48%
35Kearns metro, UTUT35,404+2,072−61%
36North Logan, UTUT11,608+2,106−12%
37Perry, UTUT6,226+2,129+82%
38South Ogden, UTUT17,710+2,155−7%
39Mapleton, UTUT16,275+2,170−3%
40Smithfield, UTUT15,153+2,234+32%
41Ivins, UTUT11,546+2,303−18%
42North Ogden, UTUT21,689+2,331−31%
43Enoch, UTUT8,847+2,336+54%
44Pleasant View, UTUT11,423+2,347+16%
45Alpine, UTUT10,444+2,409−34%
46Providence, UTUT9,539+2,698+161%
47Stansbury Park, UTUT11,242+2,760+111%
48Farr West, UTUT8,163+2,834+209%
49Grantsville, UTUT16,472+2,878+90%
50Bluffdale, UTUT19,506+2,898+13%
51Hooper, UTUT9,741+3,292+619%
52Woods Cross, UTUT11,429+3,342+223%
53Nibley, UTUT8,975+3,393+286%
54West Point, UTUT13,058+3,478+83%
55Magna metro, UTUT35,401+3,735−24%
56Roy, UTUT38,794+3,999−52%
57Orem, UTUT95,214+4,004−76%
58Heber, UTUT19,651+4,071–
59Clearfield, UTUT35,144+4,138−9%
60Santaquin, UTUT18,989+4,294+75%
61American Fork, UTUT41,020+4,322−31%
62Salt Lake City, UTUT218,428+4,697−78%
63Hurricane, UTUT25,745+5,498+27%
64Logan, UTUT55,576+5,504−44%
65Payson, UTUT24,630+5,578+74%
66Ogden, UTUT89,510+5,599−58%
67Cottonwood Heights, UTUT32,265+5,864−590%
68Farmington, UTUT26,266+6,194+103%
69West Haven, UTUT25,627+6,296–
70Cedar Hills, UTUT9,755+6,702+181%
71Kaysville, UTUT33,307+6,949+9%
72Provo, UTUT114,527+7,322−60%
73Highland, UTUT21,571+7,351+132%
74North Salt Lake, UTUT23,588+7,573+233%
75Clinton, UTUT23,797+7,841+69%
76Cedar City, UTUT41,871+8,330+18%
77Layton, UTUT85,308+8,837−47%
78Springville, UTUT35,670+9,042+40%
79Tooele, UTUT42,270+9,103+6%
80Pleasant Grove, UTUT37,773+10,041+1%
81Washington, UTUT37,107+10,575+165%
82Holladay, UTUT31,162+11,911–
83Murray, UTUT53,297+12,722+364%
84Riverton, UTUT47,395+13,7420%
85Spanish Fork, UTUT48,837+14,445+61%
86Syracuse, UTUT39,909+14,933+223%
87Saratoga Springs, UTUT61,397+16,778–
88Draper, UTUT50,652+17,054−5%
89Eagle Mountain, UTUT66,557+19,258–
90Herriman, UTUT63,282+20,262–
91West Valley City, UTUT137,491+20,584–
92South Jordan, UTUT87,614+20,981+22%
93St. George, UTUT108,713+23,234+10%
94Lehi, UTUT95,313+28,379+169%
95Millcreek, UTUT63,926+31,762−1814%
96West Jordan, UTUT116,812+35,376+39%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS