Utah map and facts
Utah, “the Beehive State”, is a West state in the Mountain division. Its capital is Salt Lake City.
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Utah in context
With 3,271,616 people counted in the 2020 Census, Utah holds about 1% of the US population. Its 84,897 square miles make it the 13th-largest state by area, and with 38.5 people per square mile it ranks 39th for population density.
Utah shares borders with Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming. Want to see how it measures up? Compare Utah with Arizona.
Utah FAQ
What is the capital of Utah?
The capital of Utah is Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City is also the state's largest city.
What is the population of Utah?
Utah had 3,271,616 residents in the 2020 Census, ranking 30th of the 50 states.
How big is Utah?
Utah covers 84,897 square miles (219,882 km²) including water, making it the 13th-largest state.
When did Utah become a state?
Utah became the 45th state on January 4, 1896.
What time zone is Utah in?
Utah is in the Mountain time zone.
What states border Utah?
Utah borders 5 states: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming.