Utah

How Big Is Utah?

Utah is the 13th largest state in the United States, covering approximately 212,751 square kilometers (82,144 square miles). It is home to approximately 2.8 million people. That's roughly the same size as United Kingdom.

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212,751 km²
82,144 sq mi
#13 of 51 states in the US
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Utah's Geography

Within the United States, Utah is the 13th largest state in the United States. Its capital is Salt Lake City. It has a population density of about 13 people per km².

How Far Across Is Utah?

Utah stretches approximately 556 km (345 mi) from north to south — roughly the distance from Paris to Berlin, and 430 km (267 mi) from east to west — roughly the distance from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. At highway speeds, it would take roughly 5 hours to drive across.

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How Big Is Utah Compared to Well-Known Places?

Place Area vs Utah
Netherlands 41,543 km² (16,040 sq mi) 5× smaller
South Korea 99,720 km² (38,502 sq mi) 2.1× smaller
New York 122,283 km² (47,214 sq mi) 43% smaller
Florida 139,670 km² (53,927 sq mi) 34% smaller
Utah 212,751 km² (82,144 sq mi)
United Kingdom 243,610 km² (94,058 sq mi) 15% larger
Germany 357,022 km² (137,847 sq mi) 68% larger
Montana 376,979 km² (145,552 sq mi) 77% larger
Japan 377,915 km² (145,914 sq mi) 78% larger
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Utah at a Glance

Statistic Value
Total Area 212,751 km² (82,144 sq mi)
US Size Rank #13 of 51
Capital Salt Lake City
Population 2,763,885
Population Density 13 per km²