The 10 Utah Cities With The Largest Asian Population For 2025


The most Asian places in Utah are South Salt Lake and Taylorsville for 2025 based on Saturday Night Science.

Most Asian cities in Utah research summary. We analyzed Utah’s most recent Census data to determine the most Asian cities in Utah based on the percentage of Asian residents. Here are the results of our analysis:

  • The most Asian city in Utah is South Salt Lake based on the most recent Census data.

  • South Salt Lake is 8.79% Asian.

  • The least Asian city in Utah is Nephi.

  • Nephi is 0.0% Asian.

  • Utah is 2.3% Asian.

  • Utah is the 32nd most Asian state in the United States.


Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Methodology | Summary | Table


Here are the cities in Utah with the largest Asian population in 2025:

  1. South Salt Lake
  2. Taylorsville
  3. Salt Lake City
  4. Draper
  5. West Valley City
  6. Murray
  7. South Jordan
  8. Cottonwood Heights
  9. North Salt Lake
  10. Midvale

Which city in Utah had the largest Asian population? South Salt Lake took the number one overall spot for the largest Asian in Utah for 2025. 8.79% of South Salt Lake identify as Asian.

Read below to see how we crunched the numbers and how your town ranked.

To see where Utah ranked as a state on diversity, we have a ranking of the most diverse states in America.

And if you already knew these places were Asian, check out the best places to live in Utah or the most diverse places in Utah.

The 10 Most Asian Cities In Utah For 2025

South Salt Lake, UT

Source: Wikipedia User SSLaker3 | CC BY-SA 3.0
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5
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Population: 26,277
% Asian: 8.79%
# Of Asian Residents: 2,311
More on South Salt Lake: Data

Taylorsville, UT

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7.5
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Population: 59,010
% Asian: 6.57%
# Of Asian Residents: 3,877
More on Taylorsville: Data

Salt Lake City, UT

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6
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Population: 203,888
% Asian: 5.31%
# Of Asian Residents: 10,819
More on Salt Lake City: Data

Draper, UT

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9
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Population: 50,159
% Asian: 5.07%
# Of Asian Residents: 2,542
More on Draper: Data

West Valley City, UT

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7
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Population: 137,955
% Asian: 4.88%
# Of Asian Residents: 6,730
More on West Valley City: Data

Murray, UT

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Overall SnackAbility

8
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Population: 49,904
% Asian: 4.66%
# Of Asian Residents: 2,328
More on Murray: Data

South Jordan, UT

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Overall SnackAbility

9.5
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Population: 80,331
% Asian: 4.6%
# Of Asian Residents: 3,699
More on South Jordan: Data

Cottonwood Heights, UT

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Overall SnackAbility

9
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Population: 32,984
% Asian: 4.25%
# Of Asian Residents: 1,401
More on Cottonwood Heights: Data

North Salt Lake, UT

Source: Wikipedia User Stanporter | CC BY-SA 4.0
Overall SnackAbility

9
/10

Population: 23,239
% Asian: 4.19%
# Of Asian Residents: 973
More on North Salt Lake: Data

Midvale, UT

Source: Wikipedia User CountyLemonade/CL | CC BY 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

7.5
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Population: 35,736
% Asian: 3.62%
# Of Asian Residents: 1,293
More on Midvale: Data

Methodology: How We Determined The Cities In Utah With The Largest Asian Population For 2025

We used Saturday Night Science to compare Census data on race across every place in Utah.

The Census’s most recently available data comes from the 2019-2023 American Community Survey.

Specifically, we looked at table B03002: Hispanic OR LATINO ORIGIN BY RACE. Here are the category names as defined by the Census:

  • Hispanic or Latino
  • White alone*
  • Black or African American alone*
  • American Indian and Alaska Native alone*
  • Asian alone*
  • Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone*
  • Some other race alone*
  • Two or more races*
* Not Hispanic or Latino

Our particular column of interest here was the number of people who identified as Asian alone.

We limited our analysis to cities with a population greater than 5,000 people. That left us with 82 cities.

We then calculated the percentage of residents that are Asian. The percentages ranked from 8.8% to 0.0%.

Finally, we ranked each city based on the percentage of Asian population, with a higher score being more Asian than a lower score. South Salt Lake took the distinction of being the most Asian, while Nephi was the least Asian city.

We updated this article for 2025. This report reflects our tenth time ranking the cities in Utah with the largest Asian population.

Read on for more information on how the cities in Utah ranked by population of Asian residents or, for a more general take on diversity in America, head over to our ranking of the most diverse cities in America.

Summary: Asian Populations Across Utah

If you’re looking for a breakdown of Asian populations across Utah according to the most recent data, this is an accurate list.

The most Asian cities in Utah are South Salt Lake, Taylorsville, Salt Lake City, Draper, West Valley City, Murray, South Jordan, Cottonwood Heights, North Salt Lake, and Midvale.

If you’re curious enough, here are the least Asian places in Utah:

  1. Nephi
  2. Vernal
  3. Mapleton

For more Utah reading, check out:

Table: Asian Population By City In Utah

Rank City Population Asian Population % Asian
1 South Salt Lake 26,277 2,311 8.79%
2 Taylorsville 59,010 3,877 6.57%
3 Salt Lake City 203,888 10,819 5.31%
4 Draper 50,159 2,542 5.07%
5 West Valley City 137,955 6,730 4.88%
6 Murray 49,904 2,328 4.66%
7 South Jordan 80,331 3,699 4.6%
8 Cottonwood Heights 32,984 1,401 4.25%
9 North Salt Lake 23,239 973 4.19%
10 Midvale 35,736 1,293 3.62%
11 Sandy 94,723 3,341 3.53%
12 Logan 53,923 1,840 3.41%
13 Lindon 11,594 339 2.92%
14 North Logan 11,228 327 2.91%
15 West Jordan 116,277 3,185 2.74%
16 Park City 8,365 228 2.73%
17 Clinton 23,492 605 2.58%
18 Pleasant View 11,104 282 2.54%
19 Clearfield 32,895 831 2.53%
20 Santa Clara 7,891 198 2.51%
21 West Point 11,559 288 2.49%
22 Herriman 57,336 1,417 2.47%
23 Heber 17,438 412 2.36%
24 Provo 114,303 2,529 2.21%
25 Holladay 31,236 659 2.11%
26 Riverton 44,944 943 2.1%
27 Lehi 81,039 1,677 2.07%
28 Layton 82,512 1,660 2.01%
29 Pleasant Grove 37,544 744 1.98%
30 Farmington 24,934 493 1.98%
31 Riverdale 9,294 182 1.96%
32 Syracuse 34,009 627 1.84%
33 Roy 39,021 715 1.83%
34 Orem 97,048 1,711 1.76%
35 West Haven 19,977 348 1.74%
36 Ogden 86,973 1,362 1.57%
37 Centerville 16,692 260 1.56%
38 Farr West 7,881 115 1.46%
39 American Fork 35,312 508 1.44%
40 Cedar City 37,202 533 1.43%
41 Kaysville 32,861 469 1.43%
42 Saratoga Springs 44,070 611 1.39%
43 Highland 19,625 259 1.32%
44 North Ogden 21,473 253 1.18%
45 St. George 99,184 1,128 1.14%
46 South Weber 8,037 90 1.12%
47 Springville 35,474 397 1.12%
48 Bluffdale 18,168 187 1.03%
49 Bountiful 45,093 455 1.01%
50 Grantsville 13,637 136 1.0%
51 Hyrum 10,022 98 0.98%
52 Ephraim 5,805 56 0.96%
53 Washington 30,686 294 0.96%
54 South Ogden 17,563 167 0.95%
55 Brigham City 19,796 175 0.88%
56 Hurricane 21,677 177 0.82%
57 Roosevelt 6,960 56 0.8%
58 Cedar Hills 9,945 78 0.78%
59 Woods Cross 11,490 90 0.78%
60 Ivins 9,524 73 0.77%
61 Alpine 10,272 78 0.76%
62 Plain City 8,101 58 0.72%
63 Tooele 37,265 261 0.7%
64 Price 8,216 42 0.51%
65 Tremonton 10,886 53 0.49%
66 Sunset 5,567 27 0.49%
67 Providence 8,675 41 0.47%
68 Payson 22,205 104 0.47%
69 Washington Terrace 9,196 30 0.33%
70 Spanish Fork 43,632 138 0.32%
71 Eagle Mountain 49,514 137 0.28%
72 Smithfield 14,033 38 0.27%
73 Richfield 8,173 20 0.24%
74 Enoch 7,856 17 0.22%
75 Hooper 9,220 16 0.17%
76 Harrisville 6,919 12 0.17%
77 Salem 9,893 15 0.15%
78 Santaquin 15,391 23 0.15%
79 West Bountiful 5,920 4 0.07%
80 Mapleton 12,340 2 0.02%
81 Vernal 10,254 0 0.0%
82 Nephi 6,700 0 0.0%
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