← How Mapleton ranks
Utah rankings · Libraries Towns with the most-used public libraries in Utah Ranked by library visits per resident in a year, at the public library that serves the town. 38 towns with 2,500+ residents.
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All 38 towns Visits per resident, highest first. Towns next door to Mapleton are tagged.
# Town Visits per resident Library Visits a year
1
Park City 8,362 people
30.6 per resident
Park City Library 252,739
2
Fillmore 2,676 people
12.5 per resident
President Millard Fillmore Library 33,356
3
Springville 35,849 people · next door
9.4 per resident
Springville Public Library 332,712
4
North Logan 11,460 people
7.3 per resident
North Logan City Library 85,634
5
Tremonton 11,477 people
6.8 per resident
Tremonton City Library 85,000
6
Salem 10,324 people
6.5 per resident
Salem City Library 69,752
7
American Fork 37,109 people
6.4 per resident
American Fork City Library 247,749
8
Mount Pleasant 3,805 people
6.0 per resident
Mt. Pleasant Public Library 23,378
9
Spanish Fork 44,946 people · next door
5.6 per resident
Spanish Fork Public Library 255,550
10
Cedar City 38,524 people
5.5 per resident
Cedar City Public Library 221,604
11
Manti 3,594 people
5.2 per resident
Manti City Library 18,980
12
Salt Lake City 208,007 people
5.1 per resident
Salt Lake City Public Library System 1,074,028
13
Delta 3,705 people
5.1 per resident
Delta City Library 18,852
14
Provo 114,766 people
4.7 per resident
Provo City Library 531,024
15
Garland 2,660 people
4.6 per resident
Garland Public Library 12,369
16
Richmond 3,000 people
4.5 per resident
Richmond Public Library 13,704
17
Price 8,248 people
4.1 per resident
Price City Library 34,035
18
Kanab 5,081 people
4.0 per resident
Kanab City Library 20,869
19
Eagle Mountain 53,290 people
3.9 per resident
Eagle Mountain Public Library 219,656
20
Orem 97,182 people
3.7 per resident
Orem Public Library 350,623
21
Pleasant Grove 37,852 people
3.7 per resident
Pleasant Grove Public Library 139,818
22
Monroe 2,616 people
3.7 per resident
Monroe Public Library 9,967
23
Brigham City 19,992 people
3.6 per resident
Brigham City Library 72,474
24
Tooele 38,405 people
3.5 per resident
Tooele City Public Library 139,349
25
Ephraim 5,949 people
3.3 per resident
Ephraim Public Library 20,433
26
Payson 23,039 people
3.2 per resident
Payson City Library 77,349
27
Grantsville 14,341 people
3.2 per resident
Grantsville City Library 48,300
28
Nephi 6,885 people
3.2 per resident
Nephi Public Library 22,984
29
Murray 50,188 people
2.8 per resident
Murray Public Library 137,531
30
Smithfield 14,408 people
2.7 per resident
Smithfield Library 39,364
31
Santaquin 16,436 people
2.5 per resident
Santaquin City Library 43,272
32
Lehi 85,173 people
2.3 per resident
Lehi City Public Library 207,874
33
Highland 20,119 people
2.1 per resident
Highland City Library 43,353
34
Parowan 3,165 people
2.1 per resident
Parowan Public Library 6,827
35
Beaver 3,681 people
1.9 per resident
Beaver Public Library 8,357
36
Saratoga Springs 48,425 people
1.8 per resident
Saratoga Springs Public Library 95,094
37
Richfield 8,224 people
1.8 per resident
Richfield Public Library 15,261
38
Logan 54,907 people
1.5 per resident
Logan Library 81,265
We rank every town by library visits per resident in a year, at the public library that serves the town. The highest figure ranks #1. Each library reports its own yearly numbers to the Institute of Museum and Library Services (fiscal year 2024), and each town’s Library page shows how it compares with libraries of a similar size nationwide.
A town is ranked only when its library system serves that town alone, and the library’s own count of the people it serves is within 20% of the town’s population. Towns served by a county or regional system, or sharing a library with a neighbor, can’t be credited with the numbers, so they aren’t ranked. Libraries that didn’t respond to the survey aren’t ranked either. Vacation towns can rank high because summer residents and visitors use the library too.
Only towns with at least 2,500 residents are ranked; Census estimates for smaller places are too uncertain. Population and income: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Libraries: IMLS Public Libraries Survey . Town photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each town’s page.
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