How the Ogden, UT metro's ZIP codes measure up on health
The ZipVitals Score across the Ogden, UT metro area — built one ZIP code at a time, then rolled up by resident population.
Data release 202622 of 22 ZIP codes scored · 0.65M residents represented
Score snapshot
People & national context
The Ogden, UT metro's ZIP codes, ranked
Highest-scoring
Top 22 of 22- 1,82384018in Croydon · 182 residents65.46
- 2,33084310in Eden · 4,577 residents64.23
- 2,52984317in Huntsville · 2,962 residents63.86
- 2,62884050in Morgan · 12,620 residents63.67
- 3,09984014in Centerville · 16,679 residents62.76
- 3,17484025in Farmington · 25,389 residents62.61
- 3,34884040in Layton · 28,509 residents62.28
- 3,47584037in Kaysville · 39,415 residents62.09
- 5,18284010in Bountiful · 46,871 residents59.55
- 5,61284414in North Ogden · 34,334 residents58.97
- 5,70884054in North Salt Lake · 22,355 residents58.85
- 6,22984075in Syracuse · 35,545 residents58.20
- 7,43984041in Layton · 55,180 residents56.82
- 7,95084087in Woods Cross · 16,808 residents56.32
- 8,01384315in Hooper · 9,873 residents56.26
- 8,19284405in Riverdale · 34,818 residents56.07
- 8,36784403in Ogden · 37,721 residents55.92
- 9,51584056in Hill Afb · 3,803 residents54.94
- 9,79584067in Roy · 38,794 residents54.73
- 10,60484015in Clearfield · 71,812 residents54.07
- 13,39484404in Plain City · 66,587 residents52.05
- 13,52484401in West Haven · 48,303 residents51.95
Lowest-scoring
Bottom 22 of 22- 13,52484401in West Haven · 48,303 residents51.95
- 13,39484404in Plain City · 66,587 residents52.05
- 10,60484015in Clearfield · 71,812 residents54.07
- 9,79584067in Roy · 38,794 residents54.73
- 9,51584056in Hill Afb · 3,803 residents54.94
- 8,36784403in Ogden · 37,721 residents55.92
- 8,19284405in Riverdale · 34,818 residents56.07
- 8,01384315in Hooper · 9,873 residents56.26
- 7,95084087in Woods Cross · 16,808 residents56.32
- 7,43984041in Layton · 55,180 residents56.82
- 6,22984075in Syracuse · 35,545 residents58.20
- 5,70884054in North Salt Lake · 22,355 residents58.85
- 5,61284414in North Ogden · 34,334 residents58.97
- 5,18284010in Bountiful · 46,871 residents59.55
- 3,47584037in Kaysville · 39,415 residents62.09
- 3,34884040in Layton · 28,509 residents62.28
- 3,17484025in Farmington · 25,389 residents62.61
- 3,09984014in Centerville · 16,679 residents62.76
- 2,62884050in Morgan · 12,620 residents63.67
- 2,52984317in Huntsville · 2,962 residents63.86
- 2,33084310in Eden · 4,577 residents64.23
- 1,82384018in Croydon · 182 residents65.46
Where each domain sits inside this metro
The Score above is one number for the whole Ogden, UT metro. Nine domains make it up, and they are not spread the same way across the people who live here. Each row divides this metro's ZIP codes into fifths by how they stand against each other on that domain, then counts who lives at each end. If a domain were spread evenly across the metro's residents, every row would read about 20%.
The highest-standing fifth
5 of 22 ZIPsShare of the metro's residents living in the fifth of its ZIP codes that stand highest on each domain.
Standing highest: 84054 North Salt Lake84056 Hill Afb84075 Syracuse
Each fifth is about 5 of this metro’s 22 compared ZIP codes, and the shares are out of 653,137 residents. A ZIP code is compared here only if it carries a resident count to weight it by and enough measured data on that domain — the rest are left out of that domain’s fifths rather than filled in from a coarser geography, which is why this count can sit just below the metro’s scored total.
The mark shows 20% — where a row would sit if that domain were spread evenly across the metro's residents.
Each ZIP code is compared with the other ZIP codes in this metro that are measured across all nine scoring domains — not with all US ZIP codes. Percentages are rounded; higher is healthier in every domain.
Why this matters
The ZipVitals Score combines nine domains of health — from chronic disease and preventive care to environmental hazard, social need, and healthcare access — into one 0–100 index for each ZIP code, computed the same way everywhere from public federal and academic data. The Ogden, UT figures on this page are population-weighted rollups of those per-ZIP scores, so they describe the metro's residents rather than a coarser geography relabeled as the metro.
A high score describes favorable documented conditions; it is not a claim about individual residents, and it does not capture everything that shapes a community's health. Where a ZIP code scores low, that pattern reflects structural conditions — investment, environment, and access — far more than the choices of the people who live there.