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Davis
County Resource Assessment
Davis County is located between Salt Lake and Weber counties in the heart of
the Salt Lake/Ogden metropolitan area. This central location provides
unparalleled access to the Salt Lake International Airport, Hill Air Force Base,
Antelope Island and the Great Salt Lake and other cultural, retail, commercial,
entertainment and recreational opportunities within Davis County's 15 cities.
Davis County consists of 630 square miles and has the smallest land area of
the 29 Utah counties. Only 223 square miles is actual usable land. Antelope
Island adds another 42 square miles to the land area. The remainder is part of
the Great Salt Lake.
Average low winter temperatures: 20.6 degrees; average high summer
temperatures: 92.8 degrees; average precipitation: 18.71 inches.
Complete Assessment - Land Use Statistics
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Davis
County, Utah Resource Assessment (1.11 MB)
Summary Assessment - Land Use Statistics
| Land Use |
Acres |
| Forest |
|
| Grain Crops |
6,000 |
| Conservation Reserve Program |
|
| Grass/Pasture/Haylands |
10,000 |
| Orchards/Vineyards |
300 |
| Row Crops |
1,000 |
| Shrub/Rangeland |
50,000 |
| Water |
215,000 |
| Wetlands |
5,000 |
| Developed |
47,700 |
| County Total |
335,000 |
Last Modified:
09/19/2006
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