Counties in Utah by average household size

Morgan County had the highest average household size of 29 counties in 2022, at 3.5 persons per household. Grand County had the lowest, at 2.2 persons per household. The median was 3.1 persons per household and the figure for Utah was 3 persons per household. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest3.5Morgan County
Lowest2.2Grand County
Median3.129 counties
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Map of counties, 2022

Beaver County: 3 persons per householdBox Elder County: 3.1 persons per householdCache County: 3.1 persons per householdCarbon County: 2.5 persons per householdDaggett County: 2.4 persons per householdDavis County: 3.2 persons per householdDuchesne County: 3 persons per householdEmery County: 2.8 persons per householdGarfield County: 2.5 persons per householdGrand County: 2.2 persons per householdIron County: 3.1 persons per householdJuab County: 3.3 persons per householdKane County: 2.3 persons per householdMillard County: 3.1 persons per householdMorgan County: 3.5 persons per householdPiute County: 3.1 persons per householdRich County: 3.3 persons per householdSalt Lake County: 2.9 persons per householdSan Juan County: 3.2 persons per householdSanpete County: 3 persons per householdSevier County: 2.9 persons per householdSummit County: 3.1 persons per householdTooele County: 3.3 persons per householdUintah County: 3.1 persons per householdUtah County: 3.5 persons per householdWasatch County: 3.1 persons per householdWashington County: 2.8 persons per householdWayne County: 2.4 persons per householdWeber County: 2.9 persons per household
  • Under 2.7
  • 2.7 to 3
  • 3 to 3.1
  • 3.1 to 3.2
  • 3.2 and over
persons per household, 2022. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25010: average household size of occupied housing units. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All counties, 2022

Morgan County: 3.5 persons per householdMorgan County3.5Utah County: 3.5 persons per householdUtah County3.5Tooele County: 3.3 persons per householdTooele County3.3Rich County: 3.3 persons per householdRich County3.3Juab County: 3.3 persons per householdJuab County3.3Davis County: 3.2 persons per householdDavis County3.2San Juan County: 3.2 persons per householdSan Juan County3.2Cache County: 3.1 persons per householdCache County3.1Box Elder County: 3.1 persons per householdBox Elder County3.1Summit County: 3.1 persons per householdSummit County3.1Uintah County: 3.1 persons per householdUintah County3.1Iron County: 3.1 persons per householdIron County3.1Millard County: 3.1 persons per householdMillard County3.1Piute County: 3.1 persons per householdPiute County3.1Wasatch County: 3.1 persons per householdWasatch County3.1Sanpete County: 3 persons per householdSanpete County3Beaver County: 3 persons per householdBeaver County3Duchesne County: 3 persons per householdDuchesne County3Weber County: 2.9 persons per householdWeber County2.9Sevier County: 2.9 persons per householdSevier County2.9Salt Lake County: 2.9 persons per householdSalt Lake County2.9Emery County: 2.8 persons per householdEmery County2.8Washington County: 2.8 persons per householdWashington County2.8Carbon County: 2.5 persons per householdCarbon County2.5Garfield County: 2.5 persons per householdGarfield County2.5Daggett County: 2.4 persons per householdDaggett County2.4Wayne County: 2.4 persons per householdWayne County2.4Kane County: 2.3 persons per householdKane County2.3Grand County: 2.2 persons per householdGrand County2.2Morgan County: 3.5 persons per householdMorgan County3.5Utah County: 3.5 persons per householdUtah County3.5Tooele County: 3.3 persons per householdTooele County3.3Rich County: 3.3 persons per householdRich County3.3Juab County: 3.3 persons per householdJuab County3.3Davis County: 3.2 persons per householdDavis County3.2San Juan County: 3.2 persons per householdSan Juan County3.2Cache County: 3.1 persons per householdCache County3.1Box Elder County: 3.1 persons per householdBox Elder County3.1Summit County: 3.1 persons per householdSummit County3.1Uintah County: 3.1 persons per householdUintah County3.1Iron County: 3.1 persons per householdIron County3.1Millard County: 3.1 persons per householdMillard County3.1Piute County: 3.1 persons per householdPiute County3.1Wasatch County: 3.1 persons per householdWasatch County3.1Sanpete County: 3 persons per householdSanpete County3Beaver County: 3 persons per householdBeaver County3Duchesne County: 3 persons per householdDuchesne County3Weber County: 2.9 persons per householdWeber County2.9Sevier County: 2.9 persons per householdSevier County2.9Salt Lake County: 2.9 persons per householdSalt Lake County2.9Emery County: 2.8 persons per householdEmery County2.8Washington County: 2.8 persons per householdWashington County2.8Carbon County: 2.5 persons per householdCarbon County2.5Garfield County: 2.5 persons per householdGarfield County2.5Daggett County: 2.4 persons per householdDaggett County2.4Wayne County: 2.4 persons per householdWayne County2.4Kane County: 2.3 persons per householdKane County2.3Grand County: 2.2 persons per householdGrand County2.2
persons per household. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25010: average household size of occupied housing units. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2022
persons per household
Change on 2021
1Morgan County3.5+1.4%
2Utah County3.5-2%
3Tooele County3.30%
4Rich County3.3-12.9%
5Juab County3.3-0.3%
6Davis County3.2-0.9%
7San Juan County3.2-1.6%
8Cache County3.1-1.9%
9Box Elder County3.1+0.3%
10Summit County3.1-0.3%
11Uintah County3.1-1.6%
12Iron County3.1-1.3%
12Millard County3.1+2%
12Piute County3.1-7.3%
15Wasatch County3.1-4.1%
16Sanpete County3+1.7%
17Beaver County3-5.9%
17Duchesne County3-2.9%
19Weber County2.9-1%
20Sevier County2.9-1.4%
21Salt Lake County2.9-1.4%
22Emery County2.8+0.4%
23Washington County2.8-0.7%
24Carbon County2.5-2.4%
25Garfield County2.5-6.1%
26Daggett County2.4-4.3%
27Wayne County2.4+1.7%
28Kane County2.3-4.5%
29Grand County2.2-1.3%

Other periods

About this ranking

Average number of persons per private household. EU countries: EU-SILC. United States: American Community Survey five-year estimate of people in households divided by occupied housing units, where the period shown is the last year of the five-year span.

Covers private households only; people living in institutions or other group quarters are excluded. EU-SILC figures refer to the survey year. The EU and US surveys differ, so their figures are not strictly comparable.

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U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25010: average household size of occupied housing units. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b25010.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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Which county has the highest average household size?

Morgan County, with 3.5 persons per household in 2022, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Which county has the lowest average household size?

Grand County, with 2.2 persons per household in 2022.

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