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Utah
Counties Map Maker

Compare Tooele and the Wasatch Front with the fast-growing counties of southwestern Utah. Use the same 29 editable counties to map domestic moves, household income, or your own data.

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County Growth Across Utah

July 2024 to July 2025 · 29 counties

Utah county growth map highlighting Tooele and the southwestern counties of Washington and Iron.

Population change (%)

  • Below −0.8%
  • −0.8% to <0%
  • 0% to <0.75%
  • 0.75% to <1.5%
  • 1.5% to <2.25%
  • 2.25% or more
U.S. Census Bureau · Vintage 2025Download complete PNG Percentage change from each area’s July 2024 population estimate.

KNOW YOUR GEOGRAPHY

The Wasatch Front and the rest of Utah on one map

The editor uses 29 Census county boundaries. Salt Lake City belongs to Salt Lake County, and Utah County is a separate unit immediately south of it. Use the full county name or its five-digit GEOID when joining data.

Along the Great Salt Lake, the map follows the generalized Census county outlines. Use the editor for county comparisons. Detailed shoreline or water-area analysis needs a source with more detail.

Browse all county GEOIDs ↗

2025 Census boundaries

OFFICIAL DATA

Compare county growth on both sides of the Wasatch Front

Read the July-to-July population change first, then look at the domestic component and ACS household estimates.

Utah domestic migration map with a negative band in Salt Lake County and stronger gains around Tooele and Washington.

July 2024 to July 2025 · 29 counties

Total growth and domestic moves tell different stories

Salt Lake County gained population overall and recorded a domestic migration rate of −6.58 per 1,000. Utah County recorded +4.20 and Washington County +22.34. Domestic moves are one component of population change.

Net domestic migration per 1,000 residents

  • Below −10
  • −10 to <−3
  • −3 to <0
  • 0 to <8
  • 8 to <15
  • 15 or more

U.S. Census Bureau · Vintage 2025

Download complete PNG

Tooele County recorded the largest percentage gain, 3.10%. Washington grew 2.51% and Iron 2.41%, compared with 1.90% in Utah County and 0.28% in Salt Lake County. See the Census estimates ↗

MAKE IT YOURS

From county data to a finished map.

  1. Open the Utah editor

    Start with the full county-level geography.

  2. Match your rows by GEOID

    Use the GEOID column to keep Utah County distinct from the state name.

  3. Choose colors a reader can interpret

    Label each class and include a date and units for numerical data.

  4. Export the annotated map

    Preview the title, legend and source, then download the PNG.

TRY CSV IMPORT

Try joining six official GEOIDs.

The fictional project values exercise three numeric bands. The remaining 23 counties keep the neutral fill.

Illustrative MapSculpt data — not real observations.
CountyGEOIDProjects
Salt Lake County4903512
Utah County490495
Washington County490538
Tooele County490459
Summit County490433
Davis County490116

Use the GEOID column to keep Utah County distinct from the state name. Set custom boundaries of 3, 6, 9 and 12.

Download illustrative CSV ↓

Six Utah Counties, One CSV

Illustrative MapSculpt data — not real observations.

Illustrative Utah map highlighting six GEOIDs and leaving 23 areas neutral.

Illustrative projects

  • 3–5 projects
  • 6–8 projects
  • 9–12 projects
  • 23 counties outside the sample
Download complete PNG

CSV → Match 6 counties → Style → Export PNG Create a Utah map

COUNTY REFERENCE

Find all 29 Utah counties and GEOIDs.

Official county names and five-digit Census GEOIDs. Search by name or code.

  1. Beaver CountyGEOID 49001
  2. Box Elder CountyGEOID 49003
  3. Cache CountyGEOID 49005
  4. Carbon CountyGEOID 49007
  5. Daggett CountyGEOID 49009
  6. Davis CountyGEOID 49011
  7. Duchesne CountyGEOID 49013
  8. Emery CountyGEOID 49015
  9. Garfield CountyGEOID 49017
  10. Grand CountyGEOID 49019
  11. Iron CountyGEOID 49021
  12. Juab CountyGEOID 49023
  13. Kane CountyGEOID 49025
  14. Millard CountyGEOID 49027
  15. Morgan CountyGEOID 49029
  16. Piute CountyGEOID 49031
  17. Rich CountyGEOID 49033
  18. Salt Lake CountyGEOID 49035
  19. San Juan CountyGEOID 49037
  20. Sanpete CountyGEOID 49039
  21. Sevier CountyGEOID 49041
  22. Summit CountyGEOID 49043
  23. Tooele CountyGEOID 49045
  24. Uintah CountyGEOID 49047
  25. Utah CountyGEOID 49049
  26. Wasatch CountyGEOID 49051
  27. Washington CountyGEOID 49053
  28. Wayne CountyGEOID 49055
  29. Weber CountyGEOID 49057

U.S. Census Bureau · 2025 Cartographic Boundary Files

COMMON QUESTIONS

Utah county map questions.

Which Utah GEOID represents Salt Lake City on this map?

Use 49035 for Salt Lake County. Compare it with city-only figures only after checking that the geographic units are compatible.

How do I distinguish the state of Utah from Utah County in my CSV?

Use 49049 for Utah County. A column of five-digit Census county GEOIDs makes that distinction explicit.

Does the map trace the latest Great Salt Lake shoreline?

It uses generalized 2025 Census county outlines. Lake extents vary over time, so use a dated hydrography source for shoreline analysis.

Can I highlight the Wasatch Front as a region?

You can give the counties you include a shared fill and add a legend label. Define the set in your source notes so readers know what you included.

How can Salt Lake County grow despite net domestic out-migration?

Overall population change also reflects births, deaths and international migration. Use the total-change layer for growth and the domestic layer for moves within the United States.

How do I show Washington County without confusing it with Washington State?

Use the Utah editor and assign 49053 in the GEOID column. Include “Utah” and the reference period in the exported map title.

YOUR NEXT MAP STARTS HERE

Make a Utah county map for your own data.

Use county GEOIDs to compare the Wasatch Front, the southwest and the rest of the state.

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