Counties in Utah by land in farms

Uintah County had the highest land in farms of 29 counties in 1997, at 2,264,647 acres. Daggett County had the lowest, at 26,875 acres. The median was 179,549 acres and the figure for Utah was 12,008,137 acres. Source: the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Highest2,264,647Uintah County
Lowest26,875Daggett County
Median179,54929 counties
Utah12,008,137History

Map of counties, 1997

Beaver County: 131,045 acresBox Elder County: 1,357,762 acresCache County: 271,632 acresCarbon County: 198,836 acresDaggett County: 26,875 acresDavis County: 70,796 acresDuchesne County: 1,327,300 acresEmery County: 155,235 acresGarfield County: 122,536 acresGrand County: 75,519 acresIron County: 401,293 acresJuab County: 277,627 acresKane County: 173,628 acresMillard County: 456,994 acresMorgan County: 179,549 acresPiute County: 41,991 acresRich County: 513,443 acresSalt Lake County: 118,657 acresSan Juan County: 1,670,606 acresSanpete County: 361,116 acresSevier County: 149,774 acresSummit County: 580,101 acresTooele County: 292,782 acresUintah County: 2,264,647 acresUtah County: 374,086 acresWasatch County: 108,381 acresWashington County: 160,899 acresWayne County: 59,246 acresWeber County: 85,781 acres
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acres, 1997. Source: USDA NASS, Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022) via Data Commons. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All counties, 1997

Uintah County: 2,264,647 acresUintah County2,264,647San Juan County: 1,670,606 acresSan Juan County1,670,606Box Elder County: 1,357,762 acresBox Elder County1,357,762Duchesne County: 1,327,300 acresDuchesne County1,327,300Summit County: 580,101 acresSummit County580,101Rich County: 513,443 acresRich County513,443Millard County: 456,994 acresMillard County456,994Iron County: 401,293 acresIron County401,293Utah County: 374,086 acresUtah County374,086Sanpete County: 361,116 acresSanpete County361,116Tooele County: 292,782 acresTooele County292,782Juab County: 277,627 acresJuab County277,627Cache County: 271,632 acresCache County271,632Carbon County: 198,836 acresCarbon County198,836Morgan County: 179,549 acresMorgan County179,549Kane County: 173,628 acresKane County173,628Washington County: 160,899 acresWashington County160,899Emery County: 155,235 acresEmery County155,235Sevier County: 149,774 acresSevier County149,774Beaver County: 131,045 acresBeaver County131,045Garfield County: 122,536 acresGarfield County122,536Salt Lake County: 118,657 acresSalt Lake County118,657Wasatch County: 108,381 acresWasatch County108,381Weber County: 85,781 acresWeber County85,781Grand County: 75,519 acresGrand County75,519Davis County: 70,796 acresDavis County70,796Wayne County: 59,246 acresWayne County59,246Piute County: 41,991 acresPiute County41,991Daggett County: 26,875 acresDaggett County26,875Uintah County: 2,264,647 acresUintah County2,264,647San Juan County: 1,670,606 acresSan Juan County1,670,606Box Elder County: 1,357,762 acresBox Elder County1,357,762Duchesne County: 1,327,300 acresDuchesne County1,327,300Summit County: 580,101 acresSummit County580,101Rich County: 513,443 acresRich County513,443Millard County: 456,994 acresMillard County456,994Iron County: 401,293 acresIron County401,293Utah County: 374,086 acresUtah County374,086Sanpete County: 361,116 acresSanpete County361,116Tooele County: 292,782 acresTooele County292,782Juab County: 277,627 acresJuab County277,627Cache County: 271,632 acresCache County271,632Carbon County: 198,836 acresCarbon County198,836Morgan County: 179,549 acresMorgan County179,549Kane County: 173,628 acresKane County173,628Washington County: 160,899 acresWashington County160,899Emery County: 155,235 acresEmery County155,235Sevier County: 149,774 acresSevier County149,774Beaver County: 131,045 acresBeaver County131,045Garfield County: 122,536 acresGarfield County122,536Salt Lake County: 118,657 acresSalt Lake County118,657Wasatch County: 108,381 acresWasatch County108,381Weber County: 85,781 acresWeber County85,781Grand County: 75,519 acresGrand County75,519Davis County: 70,796 acresDavis County70,796Wayne County: 59,246 acresWayne County59,246Piute County: 41,991 acresPiute County41,991Daggett County: 26,875 acresDaggett County26,875
acres. Source: USDA NASS, Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022) via Data Commons. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

Full ranking

RankCounties1997
acres
1Uintah County2,264,647
2San Juan County1,670,606
3Box Elder County1,357,762
4Duchesne County1,327,300
5Summit County580,101
6Rich County513,443
7Millard County456,994
8Iron County401,293
9Utah County374,086
10Sanpete County361,116
11Tooele County292,782
12Juab County277,627
13Cache County271,632
14Carbon County198,836
15Morgan County179,549
16Kane County173,628
17Washington County160,899
18Emery County155,235
19Sevier County149,774
20Beaver County131,045
21Garfield County122,536
22Salt Lake County118,657
23Wasatch County108,381
24Weber County85,781
25Grand County75,519
26Davis County70,796
27Wayne County59,246
28Piute County41,991
29Daggett County26,875

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Land operated by farms in the census year, in acres, including cropland, pasture, woodland and land under farm buildings, as counted by the USDA Census of Agriculture every five years.

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Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, Census of Agriculture. Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022). Retrieved through Data Commons (datacommons.org). https://www.nass.usda.gov/AgCensus/. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

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Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022), Counties in Utah by land in farms, 1997. U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service, 11 Oct. 2026, https://www.nass.usda.gov/AgCensus/. Data Commons, https://datacommons.org. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/land-in-farms/utah-counties?period=1997. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest land in farms?

Uintah County, with 2,264,647 acres in 1997, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

Which county has the lowest land in farms?

Daggett County, with 26,875 acres in 1997.

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