Healthiest Cities in Utah.

Cities in Utah whose adults have the lowest rates of chronic health problems.

How we rank: Each city’s adult rates of obesity, diabetes, smoking, inactivity and high blood pressure, compared with the typical US city and averaged. Lower is healthier. These are CDC estimates, not counts.

66 cities ranked · See the national list

#CityObesity
1Vineyard29.5%
2Saratoga Springs29.6%
3Highland27.7%
4Lehi29.3%
5Eagle Mountain31.0%
6Herriman28.9%
7Bluffdale28.9%
8Alpine28.5%
9Provo30.7%
10South Jordan27.5%
11Smithfield27.6%
12Pleasant Grove30.1%
13Mapleton28.9%
14American Fork29.9%
15Spanish Fork30.9%
16Orem30.3%
17Farmington31.4%
18Kaysville31.3%
19Draper28.6%
20Logan28.6%
21Holladay26.7%
22Lindon29.6%
23Heber25.0%
24Santaquin31.6%
25Riverton28.8%
26Syracuse32.3%
27Millcreek28.0%
28Springville31.1%
29North Salt Lake32.5%
30Hyrum28.7%
31Cottonwood Heights27.8%
32North Logan27.7%
33Centerville31.3%
34Payson31.1%
35Woods Cross33.3%
36Sandy28.5%
37Salt Lake City29.5%
38Stansbury Park35.2%
39Murray29.0%
40Bountiful31.7%
41West Jordan30.3%
42West Haven33.3%
43Layton33.0%
44Midvale30.5%
45Clinton33.6%
46Pleasant View32.7%
47West Point33.8%
48Cedar City34.4%
49Washington32.2%
50Clearfield34.8%
51North Ogden33.2%
52Roy33.9%
53South Ogden33.1%
54Tremonton32.7%
55St. George32.9%
56South Salt Lake32.4%
57Magna32.7%
58Taylorsville31.3%
59Brigham City32.8%
60Hurricane34.1%
61Kearns32.9%
62Vernal34.5%
63Grantsville37.6%
64Tooele38.0%
65Ogden36.4%
66West Valley City33.5%