Map of Utah with Cities, Counties, and Roads Network

Expansive Map of Utah: Unfolding the Landscape, Counties, and Urban Hubs

Use this detailed map of Utah to explore every city, county, its administrative capital (county seat), and principal towns. Borders with Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, and the Four Corners point with New Mexico are clearly marked, the Great Salt Lake and key valleys stand out, and a road-light layer gives only the minimal orientation cues. This layout is the best map choice when you want county-first clarity for residents, travelers, and geography students.

Northern Utah and the Wasatch Front to the Uinta Mountain rim

How to use this Utah county map quickly

• Find the border for bearings: Idaho forms the north line, Wyoming clips the northeast, Colorado sits to the east, Arizona to the south along the Grand Canyon country, and Nevada borders the entire west side.

• The Wasatch Front: a north-south string of counties with the state's most populous cities runs beside the mountains and the Great Salt Lake.

• Road-light cues only: the map keeps just a few clean spines for reference, such as I-15 up the Wasatch Front, I-80 from the Nevada line through Salt Lake City to Wyoming, US-89 paralleling the metro corridor, US-40 to the Uinta Basin, and I-84 sweeping across the northern tier. Treat these as soft direction arrows so the county grid remains the focus.

Box Elder County to Rich County: the far north sweep

• Box Elder County - seat: Brigham City. It fills the northwest corner between Nevada and the Great Salt Lake, with farming towns like Tremonton, Garland, and the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge wetlands on the lake's edge. The county touches Idaho at the top and Tooele and Weber to the south and east.

• Cache County - seat: Logan. A clear, tight valley bordered by the Wellsville Mountains and Bear River Range. Cities like Logan, North Logan, Hyde Park, and Hyrum cluster along the valley floor, with US-89 leading toward scenic canyons. Idaho lies directly north.

• Rich County - seat: Randolph. A high-country county wrapped around Bear Lake on the Utah-Idaho line. Resorts around Garden City dot the lakeshore. Neighboring counties include Cache to the west and Summit to the south.

Weber, Davis, and Salt Lake: the core of the Wasatch Front

• Weber County - seat: Ogden. The county stretches from the Great Salt Lake wetlands to the Wasatch foothills, where Ogden, Roy, Riverdale, and North Ogden form a metro cluster. I-15 and US-89 are the quiet references that tie towns together, while the county borders Box Elder to the northwest and Morgan to the east.

• Davis County - seat: Farmington. A narrow strip along the lake with cities like Layton, Kaysville, Syracuse, Clearfield, Bountiful, and the seat at Farmington. Antelope Island and causeways stand out inside the Great Salt Lake. Davis fits between Weber and Salt Lake counties.

• Salt Lake County - seat: Salt Lake City. The state capital dominates the central basin with closely packed cities: West Valley City, Sandy, Draper, Murray, Taylorsville, South Jordan, West Jordan, Herriman, Riverton, Midvale, and Holladay. I-80 crosses east, west, and I-15 runs through the middle, but the styling stays quiet, so neighborhoods and the county outline are easy to read. To the east, the county meets Summit and Wasatch along high canyon crests.

Tooele and Morgan: mountain basins flanking the core

• Tooele County - seat: Tooele. A big western county set against the Oquirrh Mountains and the Great Salt Lake Desert. Towns like Grantsville and Stockton hug the basin. The county stretches to the Nevada line and touches Box Elder, Salt Lake, and Juab.

• Morgan County - seat: Morgan. A small, high-valley county east of Ogden Canyon, with the Weber River looping through. It shares borders with Weber, Davis, Summit, and Rich, acting as a mountain crossroads between the Front and the Uinta foothills.

Summit and Wasatch: Park City to Heber Valley

• Summit County - seat: Coalville. The map shows Park City, Kamas, Coalville, and mountain drainages that step toward Wyoming. I-80 threads from the Salt Lake basin to the east. Summit borders Daggett and Uintah farther east through the Uinta crest.

• Wasatch County - seat: Heber City. The Heber Valley sits between the Wasatch Range and Jordanelle waters. Midway and Charleston share the valley, with US-40 providing a clean line toward Duchesne and Uintah.

Utah County: Provo-Orem and the central Wasatch Front

• Utah County - seat: Provo. The county stretches from Lehi in the north across the Point of the Mountain to Orem, Provo, Springville, Spanish Fork, Payson, Santaquin, Eagle Mountain, and Saratoga Springs along Utah Lake. I-15 quietly traces the populated western margin while the Wasatch peaks form the eastern wall. Utah County borders Salt Lake, Wasatch, Juab, Sanpete, and Tooele.

Carbon and Emery: Book Cliffs and Castle Country

• Carbon County - seat: Price. Coal fields shaped its towns -Price, Helper, Wellington-set between the Wasatch Plateau and the Book Cliffs. US-191 is the subtle north-south guide.

• Emery County - seat: Castle Dale. West of the San Rafael Swell, towns like Huntington, Castle Dale, Ferron, and Green River (on the county line) line the valleys. The county touches Carbon, Utah, Sanpete, Sevier, Wayne, and Grand.

Duchesne, Uintah, and Daggett: the Uinta Basin and Flaming Gorge

• Duchesne County - seat: Duchesne. The map highlights Roosevelt to the east and the long valley route of US-40. High plateaus and oil fields define the basin. Borders include Wasatch, Uintah, Carbon, Utah, and Summit.

• Uintah County - seat: Vernal. On the Colorado Plateau edge, Vernal and Naples lie near dinosaur-rich formations and the Green River corridor. US-40 continues toward the Colorado line.

• Daggett County - seat: Manila. Utah's least populated county hugs the Flaming Gorge Reservoir on the Wyoming line. Manila and Dutch John are the primary towns. It meets Summit and Uintah to the south.

Sanpete and Juab: Basin and Range meets the Wasatch Plateau

• Sanpete County - seat: Manti. A long north-;south valley of welcoming towns: Ephraim, Mt. Pleasant, Fairview, Gunnison, Moroni. It is a classic Wasatch Plateau agriculture strip between Sevier and Utah counties.

• Juab County - seat: Nephi. Between the Tintic Range and Juab Valley, with Nephi, Eureka, and Mona. The county extends far west toward the Snake Valley and touches Tooele and Millard.

Millard and Beaver: west-central hinge counties

• Millard County - seat: Fillmore. Once the territorial capital, Fillmore and Delta anchor a wide desert county with the Sevier Lake basin on the map; Millard borders Nevada and neighbors Juab, Beaver, and Sevier.

• Beaver County - seat: Beaver. Framed by the Mineral Mountains and Tushar Mountains, Beaver lies on the central north-south travel corridor with Milford to the west and Panguitch Lake country to the southeast.

Checkpoint for learners: In Part 1, you followed the entire north and center rim: from Box Elder at Idaho's corner to Beaver near the Tushars, including every Wasatch Front county and the Uinta Basin group. Keep an eye on the county uppercase labels first, then use the thin interstate lines only when you need a bearing.

Central Plateaus to Canyon Country and the Colorado River corridor

Sevier, Piute, and Wayne: the heart of the high plateaus

• Sevier County - seat: Richfield. A service hub on the Sevier River with Monroe, Salina, and Elsinore nearby. The Wasatch Plateau rises to the east while I-70 quietly crosses the county. Sevier touches Sanpete, Piute, Garfield, Wayne, Emery, and Millard.

• Piute County - seat: Junction. One of Utah's smallest counties by population. Marysvale sits near the Paiute ATV trail network. The map places Piute between Sevier, Garfield, Beaver, and Wayne.

• Wayne County - seat: Loa. Vast and sparsely settled, the county spans the Fremont River, Torrey, Bicknell, and the canyons of Capitol Reef Country. It meets Garfield, Emery, Sevier, and San Juan to the southeast.

Garfield and Kane: national parks and the North Rim approach

• Garfield County - seat: Panguitch. A vast slice of the Colorado Plateau that includes the Escalante country, Boulder, and the Paunsaugunt and Aquarius plateaus. The Bryce Canyon area appears inside its borders. Garfield ties to Kane, Wayne, Piute, Iron, and San Juan.

• Kane County - seat: Kanab. On the Arizona line, Kanab is the classic red-rock base, with the Grand Staircase stepping toward Page and Lake Powell. The county reaches the Four Corners neighborhood and borders Washington, Iron, Garfield, and San Juan.

Washington and Iron: St. George to Cedar City on the southwest corner

• Washington County - seat: St. George. Utah's warm corner along the Virgin River with Hurricane, Washington City, Santa Clara, and La Verkin. The Arizona line runs along the south; Nevada is just to the west.

• Iron County - seat: Parowan. Cedar City is the largest city, while Parowan is the county seat, both under the Cedar Mountains and the Markagunt Plateau. Iron meets Beaver, Washington, Kane, and Garfield.

San Juan and Grand: deep canyonlands to the Colorado River bend

• San Juan County - seat: Monticello. Utah's southeastern giant touches Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico at the Four Corners point. Towns include Blanding, Bluff, Mexican Hat, and Monument Valley communities - the San Juan River curves across the county toward Lake Powell.

• Grand County - seat: Moab. A world-famous red-rock base where Moab sits along the Colorado River. The county includes Castle Valley and meets Emery, San Juan, and Uintah counties to the north. US-191 and US-128 provide gentle orientation on the map, but the county shading stays dominant.

Carbon rim to the central Wasatch Plateau counties (close-out)

To complete the grid, review the central ring that links Canyon Country to the Front:

• Emery and Carbon form Castle Country west of the Swell;

• Sanpete and Sevier form the Wasatch Plateau heartland.

• Utah, Wasatch, and Summit climb back to the Wasatch Front;

• Morgan, Weber, Davis, and Salt Lake finalize the metro necklace.

• Tooele and Box Elder restore the Great Salt Lake’s western arc;

• Cache and Rich finish the Bear River and Bear Lake top edge.

• Daggett, Uintah, and Duchesne close the Uinta Basin on the east.

Why this Utah map works for study and travel planning

• County-first labeling: every county is color-blocked and uppercase named; a solid dot pinpoints the county seat, and other key cities and towns are clearly set below.

• Regional sense-making: the map lets you see Utah's physiographic regions at a glance - Wasatch Front, Cache Valley, Uinta Basin, Wasatch Plateau, High Plateaus, Great Basin deserts, and the Colorado Plateau with Canyonlands and Lake Powell.

• Light wayfinding: only essential interstates and U.S. routes appear so that you can jump from county to county without clutter. If you are tracing a quick mental route, use I-15 for the north-south spine, I-80 for the cross-state line, I-70 for the central crossing, and US-40 or US-191 for the basin and canyon connectors.

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