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Garland, UT

Utah · Davis County · Ogden Metro

Garland is a small town in Utah with a population of 2,609. Residents earn $65,369 per year, which is 13% below the national average.

2.8 /5.0
C+ Fair
2,609 Population 1,403/sq mi density
$65,369 Median Income $29,542 per capita
$318,000 Home Value $424,982 Zillow
$794 Median Rent 51.0% income on rent
51°F Avg Temperature 316 sunny days/yr
201 Violent Crime/100K 3,038 property/100K
C+
Overall
2.8 / 5.0
Fair overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education
B+
Economy
3.8 / 5.0
$65,369 median income, 2.2% unemployment
B+
Affordability
3.9 / 5.0
$318,000 home value, $794/mo rent
F
Safety
1.0 / 5.0
201 violent crimes/100K (47% below avg)
C
Education
2.4 / 5.0
17.6% bachelor's degree or higher

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Full City Profile
Median Income $65,369
13% lower than US avg
Home Value $318,000
13% higher than US avg
Violent Crime 201/100K
47% lower than US avg
Bachelor's+ 17.6%
48% lower than US avg
Median Rent $794
32% lower than US avg
Obesity Rate 33.3%
4% higher than US avg
Unemployment 2.2%
39% lower than US avg
Poverty Rate 15.0%
21% higher than US avg

How Garland Compares to the U.S. Average (100% = U.S. avg)

People

Population2,609
Median Age31.0 yrs
Density1,403/mi²
Male / Female42% / 58%
Largest GroupWhite 83%
Veterans3.4%

Economy

B+
Median Income$65,369
Per Capita$29,542
Unemployment2.2%
Poverty15.0%
County GDP$23,322M
Commute24 min

Housing

B+
Home Value$318,000
Rent$794
Ownership71.1%
Zillow$424,982
Housing Units913
Rent Burden51.0%

Crime

F
Violent201/100K
Property3,038/100K

Health

Obesity33.3%
Uninsured11.4%
Smoking10.6%
Depression26.7%
Heart Disease5.4%

Climate

Avg Temp51°F (11°C)
AQI41 (Good)
Rain16.1 in/yr
Sunny Days316/yr
Elevation4,340 ft (1,323 m)

Education

C
Bachelor's+17.6%
High School+77.0%
Graduate+8.0%
School Score6.13

Community

2024 VoteR 61% / D 36%
Commute24 min
Broadband91.5%
EV Stations4
Libraries7

Is Garland a Good Place to Live?

Based on current data, Garland receives an overall livability score of 2.8 out of 5.0, earning a grade of C+. Key strengths include low unemployment, low crime rates, abundant sunshine. Garland has some notable strengths but also faces challenges that prospective residents should consider.

Economy & Jobs

The median household income in Garland is $65,369, 13% below the national average of $75,149. The job market is very strong with unemployment at just 2.2%. The poverty rate of 15.0% exceeds the national average of 12.4%, indicating economic hardship for a significant portion of the population. Workers commute an average of 24 minutes.

Cost of Living & Housing

The median home value in Garland is $318,000, 13% above the national median. Renters pay a median of $794 per month, below the national average / a plus for affordability. A price-to-income ratio of 4.9x indicates a reasonably affordable housing market.

Safety & Crime

Violent crime in Garland is below the national average at 201 per 100,000 residents (U.S. avg: 380). Property crime occurs at a rate of 3,038 per 100,000, 55% above the national average.

Education

17.6% of residents hold a bachelor's degree, below the national average of 33.7%. 77.0% have completed high school. Local schools score 6.1/10 in standardized testing, reflecting strong academic performance.

Climate & Weather

Garland experiences four distinct seasons with an average temperature of 51°F. Winters average 28°F in January while summers reach 77°F in July. With 316 sunny days per year, residents enjoy well above the national average of sunshine. Annual precipitation totals 16.1 inches, including 40.4 inches of snow. Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 41.

Garland has a population of 2,609 with a density of 1,403 people per square mile, spread across 1.8 square miles. The median age is 31.0 years, 20% younger than the national median of 38.9. The gender split is 57.6% female and 42.4% male. The city is predominantly White (82.8%). English is the primary language spoken at home by 94.4% of residents, while 5.6% speak Spanish. 3.4% of the population are veterans, below the national rate of 6.0%. 9.7% of residents have a disability (below the 13.0% national average). 90.0% have health insurance coverage.

Population

2,609
Total Population
1,403
People / sq mi
31.0yrs
Median Age
20% below US avg
1.8mi²
Land Area

Gender Distribution

Male 42.4%
Female 57.6%

Race & Ethnicity

Garland vs U.S. Average

Language Spoken at Home

English Only 94.4%
20% above US avg
Spanish 5.6%
58% below US avg

Social Characteristics

Garland vs U.S. Average

The median household income in Garland is $65,369, which is 13% below the national average of $75,149. Per capita income is $29,542 (below the $39,052 national figure). The average weekly wage is $1,135, 21% lower than the U.S. average. The unemployment rate is 2.2% (below the 3.6% US average). 15.0% of residents live below the poverty line, higher than the national rate of 12.4%. The area has 10,532 business establishments, including 542 restaurants. The cost of living index is 98.9, roughly in line with the national average. Workers commute an average of 24 minutes. 2.6% of workers work from home (below the 15.2% national rate).

Income: Garland vs U.S.

Commute Mode

Income

Median HH Income$65,369
13% below US avg
Per Capita Income$29,542
Avg Weekly Wage$1,135
IRS Avg AGI$95,615
Gini Index0.397 (0=equal, 1=unequal)

Employment & Poverty

Unemployment2.2%
39% below US avg
Poverty Rate15.0%
21% above US avg
Establishments (County)10,532
County GDP$23,322M

Business (County)

Restaurants542
Healthcare996
Retail962
Manufacturing284

Tax & Cost of Living

Property Tax (IRS)$4,080
17% above US avg
Cost of Living98.90 (100=avg)
Effective Tax Rate1.28%

Commute & Transportation

Commute Time24.4 min
Drive Alone81.2%
Public Transit0.0%
Work from Home2.6%

Walkability

The median home value in Garland is $318,000, 13% above the national median of $281,900. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $424,982, higher than the Census estimate. Homes sell for 99.4% of their list price. Monthly rent averages $794 (32% below the national average of $1,163). Fair market rent ranges from $1,082 for a one-bedroom to $1,313 for a two-bedroom apartment. 71.1% of housing units are owner-occupied. There are 913 total housing units in the city. The median year a home was built is 1980. The average annual property tax is $4,080 (higher than the $3,500 national average). 51.0% of renters spend 30% or more of their income on housing, indicating a significant affordability challenge for renters. The home price-to-income ratio is 4.9x.

Home Value Sources

Ownership Split

Home Values

Census Median$318,000
13% above US avg
Zillow ZHVI$424,982
Median List Price$440,000

Real Estate Market (Redfin)

Median List Price$440,000
$/Sq Ft$165
Homes Sold4
Sale-to-List Ratio99.4%
Price Drops25.0%
Inventory4

Rental Costs

Census Median Rent$794
32% below US avg
Rent Burden51.0%

HUD Fair Market Rent

Studio$981
1 Bedroom$1,082
2 Bedrooms$1,313
3 Bedrooms$1,746
4 Bedrooms$2,105

Ownership & Property

Homeownership71.1%
Owner-Occupied71.1%
Renter-Occupied28.9%
Housing Units913
Median Year Built1980

Property Tax

Avg Tax (IRS)$4,080
17% above US avg
Effective Rate1.28%
In Garland, 33.3% of adults are obese, above the national rate of 32.1%. 9.4% have diabetes. Heart disease affects 5.4% of residents. 28.8% have high blood pressure. 10.6% are current smokers (below the 14.0% national rate). 10.8% report binge drinking. 20.7% are physically inactive, below the national average. 26.7% report depression (above the 20.0% national average). 18.5% experience frequent mental distress. 11.4% of residents lack health insurance (above the 8.6% national rate). The primary care physician ratio is 1:2,186. The dentist ratio is 1:1,486. 92.6% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The food environment index is 8.6 out of 10.

Health Metrics: Garland vs U.S. Average (%)

Chronic Conditions

Obesity33.3%
4% above US avg
Diabetes9.4%
Heart Disease5.4%
High Blood Pressure28.8%
Asthma11.2%
COPD5.8%
Cancer7.4%
Stroke2.9%

Behaviors & Mental Health

Smoking10.6%
24% below US avg
Binge Drinking10.8%
Physical Inactivity20.7%
Depression26.7%
Mental Distress18.5%
Physical Distress13.8%
Short Sleep38.3%

Healthcare Access

Insurance Rate90.0%
Uninsured11.4%
33% above US avg
Primary Care1:2,186
Dentists1:1,486
Mental Health1:369
Checkup Rate73.2%
Dental Visits66.6%
Premature Death5,581/100K

Food & Exercise

Food Environment8.6/10
Exercise Access92.6%
Healthcare Facilities996
Garland has a violent crime rate of 201 per 100,000 residents, 47% below the national average of 380. Property crime stands at 3,038 per 100,000, 55% above the U.S. average. The county recorded 20 fatal traffic crashes. The area has experienced 182 federally declared disasters. Overall, Garland receives a safety grade of F.

Crime Rates: Garland vs U.S. Average (per 100,000)

Violent Crime

Total Violent200.9/100K
47% below US avg

Property Crime

Total Property3,038.3/100K
55% above US avg

Traffic Safety

Fatal Crashes (County/yr)20
Traffic Accidents145
Avg Accident Severity2.2 / 4.0
FEMA Disasters182

Safety Score

Safety GradeF
Safety Score1.0 / 5.0
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Garland experiences four distinct seasons with an average annual temperature of 51°F (11°C). Winters average 28°F in January while summers reach 77°F in July. The area gets 316 sunny days per year, well above the U.S. average of 205 / making it one of the sunnier locations in the country. Annual precipitation totals 16.1 inches (drier than the 38-inch national average). The area receives 40.4 inches of snow annually, making winter weather a significant factor for residents. Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 41. The city sits at an elevation of 4,340 feet.

Temperature

28°F Jan (-3°C) 77°F Jul (25°C)
Annual Average50.9°F
6% below US avg
January Average28°F (-3°C)
July Average77°F (25°C)
Sunny Days316 days/yr

Geography

Elevation4,340 ft (1,323 m)
Area1.8 sq mi (4.6 km²)
Population Density1,403/sq mi
Coordinates41.7363°N, 112.1629°W
TimezoneAmerica/Denver
CountyDavis County County
Nearest AirportBrigham City Regional (BMC)
14 miles away

Precipitation & Snow

Annual Rainfall 16.1"
58% below US avg
Snowfall 40.4"
Wettest Month (May) 2.09"
Driest Month (Jul) 0.94"

Air Quality

AQI Median41.0
RatingGood

Air Pollutants (EPA 2023)

Ozone (O₃)0.0457 ppm
NO₂ (Nitrogen Dioxide)16.6 ppb
PM2.5 (Fine Particles)6.9 μg/m³

Natural Hazard Risk

Overall RiskRelatively Moderate
Risk Score87.8 / 100
Social Vulnerability10.6 / 100
Community Resilience97.9 / 100

Hazard Breakdown

Tornado Relatively Low
Earthquake Relatively Moderate
Wildfire Relatively Moderate
Flood Relatively Low
Hail Very Low
Strong Wind Relatively High
Heat Wave Relatively Moderate
Winter Weather Relatively High
Lightning Very High
Ice Storm Relatively Low
Drought Relatively Low
Cold Wave Relatively Low
Landslide Relatively Moderate
Coastal Flood No Rating
Volcano Very Low
Avalanche Relatively High
Source: FEMA National Risk Index v1.20 (Dec 2025)

Earthquake History

1,235 earthquakes (M2.5+) within 150 km since 1990. Strongest: M5.7. Most recent: M3.0 on Jul 28, 2025.

Mar 18, 2020 5 km NNE of Magna, Utah M5.7 110 km
Apr 21, 2001 29 km WSW of Freedom, Idaho M5.3 147 km
Sep 2, 2017 12 km E of Soda Springs, Idaho M5.3 117 km
Sep 10, 2017 9 km NNW of Georgetown, Idaho M5.0 111 km
Apr 15, 2010 9 km NE of Randolph, Utah M4.9 89 km
Feb 11, 1994 3 km SSE of Auburn, Wyoming M4.8 149 km
Sep 10, 2017 12 km ESE of Soda Springs, Idaho M4.7 112 km
Feb 4, 1994 4 km WNW of Fairview, Wyoming M4.7 143 km
Sep 11, 2017 9 km NW of Georgetown, Idaho M4.7 108 km
Sep 3, 2017 15 km ESE of Soda Springs, Idaho M4.7 115 km
Sep 3, 2017 10 km E of Soda Springs, Idaho M4.7 115 km
Nov 4, 1992 67 km ENE of Montello, Nevada M4.7 111 km
Sep 6, 2017 11 km NNW of Georgetown, Idaho M4.6 110 km
Mar 18, 2020 6 km NNE of Magna, Utah M4.6 109 km
Mar 18, 2020 5 km NE of Magna, Utah M4.6 110 km
Feb 7, 1994 4 km SW of Fairview, Wyoming M4.5 139 km
Sep 4, 2017 13 km ESE of Soda Springs, Idaho M4.5 115 km
Jan 26, 2018 5 km NNW of Georgetown, Idaho M4.4 109 km
Feb 3, 1994 2 km SW of Auburn, Wyoming M4.4 149 km
Feb 3, 1994 13 km WSW of Auburn, Wyoming M4.4 139 km
Source: USGS (M2.5+, 1990–2025)

Tornado History

42 tornadoes (EF0+) within 100 km since 1950. Strongest: EF2. Total: 14 injuries.

Date Rating Distance Fatalities
Aug 14, 1968 EF2 55 km 0
Jun 3, 1963 EF2 98 km 0
Sep 2, 2021 EF1 100 km 0
Sep 22, 2016 EF1 65 km 0
Aug 20, 1998 EF1 81 km 0
May 29, 1996 EF1 51 km 0
Sep 23, 1992 EF1 73 km 0
Sep 17, 1989 EF1 32 km 0
May 29, 1987 EF1 38 km 0
May 21, 1986 EF1 84 km 0
May 21, 1986 EF1 45 km 0
Jun 30, 1982 EF1 47 km 0
May 6, 1981 EF1 20 km 0
Jun 23, 1965 EF1 88 km 0
May 25, 1954 EF1 71 km 0
May 28, 2018 EF0 53 km 0
Jul 7, 2013 EF0 89 km 0
May 3, 2009 EF0 39 km 0
Jul 25, 2007 EF0 16 km 0
Aug 2, 2005 EF0 79 km 0
Source: NOAA SPC (EF0+, 1950–2024)

Tsunami History

1 tsunami recorded within 500 km. Highest wave on record: 3.6 m (12 ft).

Year Location Cause Max Wave Deaths Distance
1909 UTAH Earthquake 3.6 m — 45 km
Source: NOAA/NCEI Historical Tsunami Database. Sorted by wave height.

Nearby Volcanoes

2 volcanoes within 200 km. Closest: Wapi Lava Field (154 km).

Name Type Elevation Last Eruption Distance
Wapi Lava Field Shield 1,604 m (5,262 ft) -300 154 km
Hell's Half Acre Shield 1,631 m (5,351 ft) -3250 198 km
Source: Smithsonian Institution Global Volcanism Program (GVP). Sorted by distance.

Wildfire History

20 wildfires (100+ acres) within 100 km. Largest: STONE 2 (50,677 ac, 2006).

Year Name Acres Distance
2006 STONE 2 50,677 67 km
2001 UNNAMED 38,647 38 km
1994 ELEVATOR 31,854 33 km
2013 STATE 31,011 36 km
2006 HOGUPS 30,094 87 km
2016 BROAD MOUTH 21,009 19 km
2005 SALLY 19,726 92 km
2005 PARK VALLEY 18,700 87 km
1996 GOLDEN SPIKE 16,186 38 km
2007 CLEVELAND 16,172 71 km
2016 WEST ANTELOPE 15,483 91 km
2006 SCORPIO 14,887 94 km
2000 HOGUP 14,688 90 km
2018 GORING 14,538 21 km
2018 NORTH EDEN 14,398 94 km
2007 COW CANYON 13,447 74 km
2017 WILDCAT 13,100 74 km
1992 MEADOW DIVIDE 12,968 75 km
2000 TAYLOR 12,633 51 km
1988 METCALF 11,946 62 km
Source: NIFC/IRWIN (100+ acres)

Monthly Weather

Month Avg Temperature Precipitation Summary
January 28°F (-3°C) 1.5 in
February 29°F (-2°C) 1.4 in
March 38°F (3°C) 1.7 in
April 45°F (7°C) 1.7 in
May 54°F (12°C) 2.1 in Wettest
June 63°F (17°C) 1.3 in
July 77°F (25°C) 0.9 in Warmest, Driest
August 70°F (21°C) 0.9 in
September 60°F (16°C) 1.4 in
October 48°F (9°C) 1.7 in
November 35°F (2°C) 1.5 in
December 26°F (-4°C) 1.4 in Coldest

Garland has a seasonal temperature swing of 51°F / from 26°F in December to 77°F in July. Total annual precipitation is 17.6 inches, with May being the wettest month (2.1") and July the driest (0.9").

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Garland is located in Davis County. It is classified as Metro / 250K–1M, part of a metropolitan area. 17.6% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher, 48% below the national average of 33.7%. 77.0% have completed high school. 8.0% hold a graduate or professional degree (below the 13.1% national rate). Area schools have an average test score of 6.1 out of 10. In the 2024 presidential election, the county voted Republican with 60.8% of the vote, a 24.9-point margin. 91.5% of households have broadband internet access. The area has 4 EV charging stations. There are 7 public libraries serving the community. 996 healthcare facilities operate in the area. 81.2% of workers drive alone to work.

2024 Presidential Election (County)

R 60.8%
D 36%

Winner: Republican by 24.9 points

Safety & Disasters

Fatal Crashes (County/yr)20
Traffic Accidents145
Avg Accident Severity2.2 / 4.0
FEMA Disaster Declarations182
F Safety Grade (1.0/5.0)

Education

Bachelor's Degree+17.6%
48% below US avg
High School+77.0%
Graduate Degree+8.0%
School Test Score6.13
C Education Grade (2.4/5.0)

Area & Infrastructure

RUCC Code 2Metro / 250K–1M
Population Density1,403/sq mi
Total Area1.8 sq mi
CountyDavis County County

Services

Broadband Access91.5%
Avg Download Speed204.9 Mbps
Avg Upload Speed89.5 Mbps
Max Download Speed1,000 Mbps
EV Charging Stations4
Alt Fuel Stations5
Public Libraries7
Healthcare Facilities996
Restaurants542
Retail Stores962

Commute & Transportation

Avg Commute24.4 min
Drive Alone81.2%
Public Transit0.0%
Work from Home2.6%
Average costs for common services in Garland. Prices are estimated based on regional cost of living data and may vary by provider.

Healthcare

Doctor Visit (Primary Care) $247 ($148–$396)
Specialist Visit $346 ($198–$544)
Urgent Care Visit $198 ($99–$346)
Emergency Room Visit $2,176 ($791–$4,945)
Dental Cleaning $129 ($74–$198)
Dental Filling $247 ($148–$396)
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Auto Repair

Oil Change (Conventional) $45 ($25–$74)
Oil Change (Synthetic) $74 ($49–$119)
Brake Pad Replacement $297 ($148–$495)
Tire Rotation $40 ($20–$74)
New Tires (Set of 4) $593 ($396–$989)
Battery Replacement $198 ($99–$346)
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Home Services

Plumber (Per Hour) $99 ($59–$148)
Electrician (Per Hour) $89 ($49–$138)
HVAC Repair $396 ($148–$791)
HVAC System Install $6,923 ($3,956–$11,868)
Roof Repair $989 ($396–$1,978)
Roof Replacement $8,901 ($5,440–$14,835)
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Legal

Divorce (Uncontested) $1,484 ($495–$3,462)
Divorce (Contested) $14,835 ($4,945–$29,670)
DUI Defense $4,945 ($1,978–$9,890)
Bankruptcy (Chapter 7) $1,484 ($791–$2,967)
Will Preparation $495 ($198–$989)
Trust Preparation $2,473 ($989–$4,945)
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Personal Care

Men's Haircut $25 ($15–$45)
Women's Haircut $54 ($30–$99)
Hair Coloring (Full) $148 ($74–$247)
Manicure $25 ($15–$45)
Pedicure $40 ($25–$64)
Massage (1 Hour) $79 ($49–$129)
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Food & Grocery

Gallon of Milk (per gallon) $4.05 ($2.97–$5.44)
Dozen Eggs (per dozen) $3.46 ($2.47–$4.95)
Loaf of Bread $3.76 ($2.47–$5.44)
Chicken Breast (per lb) $4.45 ($2.97–$6.43)
Ground Beef (per lb) $5.44 ($3.96–$7.42)
Rice (per lb) $0.99 ($0.59–$1.78)
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Utilities

Electricity (Monthly) $138 ($79–$247)
Natural Gas (Monthly) $69 ($30–$148)
Water/Sewer (Monthly) $69 ($40–$119)
Internet (Monthly) $69 ($40–$99)
Cell Phone Plan (Monthly) $64 ($30–$99)
Cable TV (Monthly) $84 ($49–$148)
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Transportation

Monthly Parking (Downtown) $198 ($74–$495)
Car Insurance (Annual) $1,978 ($1,187–$3,462)
Bus Pass (Monthly) $69 ($30–$129)
Taxi/Uber (5-Mile Ride) $15 ($7.91–$25)
Car Registration (Annual) $99 ($30–$247)
Driver's License Renewal $30 ($15–$74)
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Education & Childcare

Daycare (Infant, Monthly) $1,187 ($593–$2,473)
Daycare (Toddler, Monthly) $989 ($495–$1,978)
After-School Care (Monthly) $396 ($198–$692)
Tutoring (Per Hour) $49 ($25–$99)
SAT/ACT Prep Course $989 ($396–$2,473)
Private School (K-12, Annual) $12,363 ($4,945–$29,670)
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Pets

Vet Visit (Routine Checkup) $59 ($30–$99)
Dog Vaccination (Annual) $99 ($49–$198)
Dog Grooming $59 ($30–$99)
Pet Boarding (Per Night) $40 ($20–$74)
Dog Spay/Neuter $297 ($148–$495)
Cat Spay/Neuter $198 ($99–$396)
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Childcare

Center-Based (monthly)
Infant$980
Toddler$796
Preschool$728
Family Childcare (monthly)
Infant$728
Toddler$674
Preschool$640
Source: DOL Women's Bureau (2022)

Top Industries in Davis County

Largest private-sector industries by employment (BLS QCEW 2024 data, county level).

Industry Jobs Establishments Avg Annual Pay Location Quotient
Retail Trade 16,978 971 $39,808 1.17
Health Care & Social Assistance 16,454 1,450 $53,553 0.79
Manufacturing 13,822 380 $77,077 1.16
Construction 12,072 1,233 $66,888 1.59
Accommodation & Food Services 11,163 552 $20,875 0.85
Professional & Technical Services 8,567 1,853 $92,754 0.85
Administrative & Waste Services 6,394 564 $50,101 0.75
Transportation & Warehousing 5,721 282 $61,564 0.93
Arts & Entertainment 3,944 148 $19,015 1.62
Other Services 3,805 722 $43,996 0.87
Educational Services 3,681 183 $37,997 1.23
Finance & Insurance 3,021 613 $81,237 0.51
Wholesale Trade 2,727 395 $77,652 0.48
Real Estate 1,806 495 $65,504 0.80
Information & Technology 1,254 223 $82,242 0.46
Management of Companies 1,040 114 $85,849 0.43
Agriculture & Forestry 477 25 $30,939 0.41
Mining & Oil/Gas 103 14 $79,119 0.19
Utilities 81 16 $87,308 0.15
Unclassified 2 2 $78,127 0.01

Schools in Garland

3 public schools (NCES 2022-23 data).

School Level Enrollment Teachers Student/Teacher
Bear River High High 1,172 46 25.5:1
Bear River Middle — 843 41 20.6:1
Garland School Elementary 660 30 22.0:1
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Radio Stations near Garland

0 stations within ~55 km.

Station Genre Quality

Campgrounds Near Garland

20 campgrounds found near Garland.

NameRatingSitesPrice
Bridger Campground 5.0/5 9 $23–$26
MIDDLE INLET GROUP DAY USE 5.0/5 1 $133–$280
Shenoah Picnic Area 5.0/5 1 $21–$85
BOX ELDER CAMPGROUND 4.5/5 29 $26–$246
Magpie Campground (UT) 4.5/5 9 $28–$62
Anderson Cove (Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, UT) 4.4/5 117 $26–$353
CUB RIVER GUARD STATION 4.3/5 1 $60
Pioneer Campground (UT) 4.2/5 17 $24–$27
SPRING HOLLOW CAMPGROUND 4.2/5 14 $26–$193
GUINAVAH 4.1/5 42 Free
FRIENDSHIP CAMPGROUND 4.0/5 6 $18–$65
BLACKSMITH FORK GUARD STATION 3.9/5 1 $75
THIRD CREEK GROUP SITE 3.8/5 1 $80
ALBERT MOSER 3.4/5 9 $17–$32
Card Picnic Area — 4 $14
Cemetery Point Picnic Area — 310 $21
Dewitt Picnic Area — 4 $14
PORT RAMP MARINA — 50 $695
Redpoint Campground — — Free
Smithfield Campground — 6 $24–$75

National Parks Near Garland

21 national parks and monuments found near Garland.

ParkTypeFee
Antelope Island State Park State Park Free
Bear Lake State Park State Park Free
Bear Lake State Park State Park Free
Bear Lake State Park (Cisco Beach) State Park Free
Bear Lake State Park (Rendezvous Beach) State Park Free
East Canyon State Park State Park Free
Fort Buenaventura State Park State Park Free
Golden Spike National Historical Park National Historical Park $20
Hyrum State Park State Park Free
Jordan River Golf Course State Park State Park Free
Jordan River OHV/ Modelport State Park State Park Free
Lost Creek State Park State Park Free
Massacre Rocks State Park State Park Free
Matheson Nature Preserve State Park Free
Pioneer Trail State Park State Park Free
Rockport State Park State Park Free
Utah State Capitol State Park Free
Utah State Department of State Parks 522 State Park Free
Utah State Department of State Parks 523 State Park Free
Utah State Fair Park State Park Free
Willard Bay State Park State Park Free

Trails Near Garland

271+ trails found near Garland.

TrailMilesSurfaceHikeBikeHorse
MT NAOMI PEAK N.R.T. 14.3 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
SKYLINE SOUTH 9.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — —
SKYLINE NORTH 9.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — —
MT NAOMI PEAK N.R.T. 9.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
BEIRDNEAU 8.2 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
SPRING HOLLOW 5.7 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
SMITHFIELD CANYON 5.7 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
CROOKED CREEK 5.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CHERRY CREEK 5.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
DEEP CREEK/MAPLE CREEK 4.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
LOWLINE 4.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BIG BALDY 4.6 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
LOGAN DRY CANYON 4.5 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
SARDINE PEAK 4.4 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes —
MINE HOLLOW 4.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
LEATHAM HOLLOW 4.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
GREEN CANYON 3.9 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
BURNETT TO DRY CANYON 3.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WORM CREEK 3.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BEN LOMOND 3.8 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
GREEN CANYON WINTER 3.8 SNOW — — —
STATION CREEK 3.8 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
THORNE SPRING 3.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
FOURMILE CANYON 3.6 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BIRCH CANYON 3.6 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — —
MAPLE CREEK 3.6 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
COLDWATER CANYON-BST 3.5 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
SOUTH OXFORD RIDGE 3.4 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
LEWIS PEAK 3.4 NATIVE MATERIAL — — —
PROVIDENCE CANYON TRAIL 3.3 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
LOGAN DRY-MILL HOLLOW 3.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — —
DEEP CREEK/ WHITE CANYON 3.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SECOND CREEK TO PINE CORRAL 3.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CRIMSON 3.2 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — —
TAB HOLLOW 3.2 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
WELLSVILLE RIDGE 3.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
PUBLIC GROVE ATV 2.8 NATIVE MATERIAL — — —
NORTH FORK HIGH CREEK 2.8 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
DRY CANYON TO HENDERSON 2.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SUGAR CREEK 2.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WESTON PEAK CONNECTOR 2.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
MAPLE HOLLOW 2.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
GUNSIGHT TO ELGROVE 2.6 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
COLD WATER (EAST SIDE) 2.6 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — —
TRAIL HOLLOW TO MAPLE HOLLOW 2.6 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
PETERSON SPRING 2.6 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
RUBEN HOLLOW TO WESTON PEAK 2.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
COLD WATER (WEST SIDE) 2.5 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
RUBEN HOLLOW TO DAVIIS BASIN 2.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
JENKINS HOLLOW TO DRY CANYON 2.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SOUTH CANYON 2.4 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes Yes
PUBLIC GROVE ATV 2.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — —
WESTON 2.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WELLSVILLE RIDGE 2.3 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
WHITE ROCK 2.3 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
CUTLER BASIN 2.2 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
PROVIDENCE CANYON WINTER SPORT 2.2 SNOW — — —
BLACK CANYON TRAIL 2.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
MAPLE SUGAR 2.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
EAST SLOPE OF OLD BALDY 2.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WELLSVILLE RIDGE 2.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
OLD BALDY CONNECTOR 2.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BIRCH CANYON 2.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — —
DEVILS HOLE CANYON ATV 2.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — —
BURNETT CANYON CONNECTOR 2.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WELLSVILLE RIDGE 1.9 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
NEW CANYON TO THIRD CREEK 1.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 1.9 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
SHEEP CAVE 1.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
UPPER DEEP CREEK RES. 1.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WIND CAVE WAY 1.9 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
WIND CAVE 1.9 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — —
SOUTH CANYON POWERLINE 1.8 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BLACK CY TO DRY CY CONNECTOR 1.8 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
THORNE SPRINGS 1.8 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SYNCLINE 1.8 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
WILLARD CANYON 1.8 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SLATE ROCK 1.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
TRAIL HOLLOW (MALAD) 1.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CHERRY CREEK 1.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WHEELER CANYON 1.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes —
MILL HOLLOW 1.5 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
NORTH FORK SHEEP DRIVE 1.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
UPPER FIVEMILE ROAD 1.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CLIFTON BASIN TO WESTON PEAK 1.4 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
NORTH OGDEN CANYON 1.4 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
ADAMS CORRAL 1.4 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 1.4 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
CITY VIEW 1.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
LITZ BASIN 1.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
PINEVIEW WEST 1.3 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
NORTH WESTON PEAK 1.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
RIVER 1.3 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
WIDE CANYON 1.3 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
GUNSIGHT TO ELGROVE 1.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CLIFTON CREEK 1.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SUSAN HOLLOW 1.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BRUSHY SPRINGS 1.2 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
RICHARDS HOLLOW ELBOW 1.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — — —
5 MILE CREEK CONNECTOR 1.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
NEW CANYON TO THIRD CREEK 1.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
DEEP CREEK TO RUBEN HOLLOW 1.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
DRY CANYON OVERLOOK 1.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
RIVERSIDE NATURE 1.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — —
ELBOW CANYON 1.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
THIRD CREEK TO RUBEN HOLLOW 1.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WIDE CANYON 1.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
MIDWAY 0.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BISHOP CANYON 0.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WESTON FORK CONNECTOR 0.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
PICNIC SPRING 0.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
UNKNOWN- CLARKSTON 0.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SOUTH FORK OF DEEP CREEK 0.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
MIDDLE FORK OGDEN RIVER 0.9 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.9 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
WILLARD LAKE 0.8 NATIVE MATERIAL — — —
BIRCH CREEK-HORSE BASIN 0.8 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
RIVER 0.8 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
OXFORD RIDGE OVERLOOK 0.8 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
MIDDLE FORK EAST FORK 0.8 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
PINEVIEW WEST 0.8 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
DEEP CREEK 0.8 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.7 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
HIGHLINE 0.7 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes — —
PINEVIEW WEST 0.7 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
WILLARD CANYON 0.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
MAPLE HOLLOW CONNECTOR 0.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SKYLINE NORTH 0.7 NATIVE MATERIAL — — —
BRIDGER LOOK OFF 0.7 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
WELLSVILLE RIDGE 0.7 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
BLACKSMITH FORK RIVER 0.6 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
BISHOP CANYON 0.6 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CLIFTON BASIN TO WESTON PEAK 0.6 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BEN LOMOND 0.6 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
UPPER BURNETT CANYON 0.6 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
GEERTSEN CANYON 0.6 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
NORTH FORK HIGH CREEK 0.6 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
NORTH OGDEN CANYON 0.6 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
RIGHT FORK 0.6 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SOUTH OXFORD RIDGE 0.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
PINEVIEW PATHWAY PELICAN 0.5 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
MAPLE SUGAR 0.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
MIDDLE BURNETT CANYON 0.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
COLD WATER (EAST SIDE) 0.5 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — —
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.5 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
RUBEN HOLLOW TO WESTON PEAK 0.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
FOSTER CREEK 0.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
INSPIRATION POINT 0.5 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BONNEVILLE SHORELINE NE 0.4 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
COLDWATER PEAK 0.4 NATIVE MATERIAL — — —
THORNE SPRING 0.4 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
THORNE SPRING 0.4 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CITY CREEK 0.4 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
RIVER 0.4 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
LONG LOOP 0.4 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
BONNEVILLE SHORELINE 0.4 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes —
CUB RIVER TRAIL 0.4 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
DEEP CREEK TO RUBEN HOLLOW 0.4 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WORM CREEK 0.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CLIFTON BASIN TO WESTON PEAK 0.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CUB RIVER ALT B 0.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WINTERS GROVE NATURE TRAIL 0.3 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
SOUTH CANYON 0.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes Yes
CROOKED CREEK 0.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BONNEVILLE SHORELINE 0.3 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
BURNETT TO DRY CANYON 0.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
ELBOW CANYON 0.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
GREEN CANYON 0.3 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
GUNSIGHT TO ELGROVE 0.3 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CUTLER SPRING 0.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
THORNE SPRINGS 0.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
RIVER 0.2 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
HIGHLINE 0.2 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes — —
MINE HOLLOW 0.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BISHOP CANYON 0.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
PINEVIEW WEST 0.2 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
RIVERSIDE NATURE 0.2 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes — —
CUB RIVER ALT A 0.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BISHOP CANYON 0.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
PINEVIEW WEST 0.2 CONCRETE Yes Yes —
BONNEVILLE SHORELINE 0.2 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes —
WINTERS GROVE NATURE TRAIL 0.2 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
BONNEVILLE SHORELINE 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
NORTH FORK HIGH CREEK WEST 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
MIDDLE BURNETT CANYON 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
PINEVIEW PATHWAY PELICAN 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
DRY CANYON TO HENDERSON 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CUTLER BASIN 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
COLD WATER (WEST SIDE) 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
MIDDLE FORK EAST FORK 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
CITY VIEW 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
ELBOW CANYON 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BEN LOMOND 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
RIVER 0.1 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
NEW CANYON TO THIRD CREEK 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
NEW CANYON TO THIRD CREEK 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BLACKSMITH FORK RIVER 0.1 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
UPPER FIVEMILE ROAD 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
NORTH OGDEN DIVIDE 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes —
WESTON PEAK CONNECTOR 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
EAST SLOPE OF OLD BALDY 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WELLSVILLE RIDGE 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
RIVER 0.1 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
NAOMI PEAK 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
BONNEVILLE SHORELINE 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes —
CUB RIVER ALT C 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
NAOMI PEAK 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
WHEELER CANYON 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes —
RIVER 0.1 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
RIVER 0.1 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
BONNEVILLE SHORELINE 0.1 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes —
THORNE SPRING 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
PINEVIEW WEST 0.0 ASPHALT Yes Yes —
LOWLINE 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BONNEVILLE SHORELINE 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes —
RIVER 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
RIVER 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
RIVERSIDE NATURE 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes — —
RIVER 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
WINTERS GROVE NATURE TRAIL 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes —
BONNEVILLE SHORELINE NE SPUR 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
NORTH OGDEN DIVIDE 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes —
NAOMI PEAK 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
GEERTSEN CANYON 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
NAOMI PEAK 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
RIVER 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
RIVER 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
PINEVIEW WEST 0.0 ASPHALT Yes Yes —
GREEN CANYON SPUR 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
RIVER 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
STATION CREEK 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
NORTH WESTON PEAK 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
RIVERSIDE NATURE 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes — —
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
NORTH OGDEN DIVIDE 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes —
BEN LOMOND 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
DEEP CREEK/MAPLE CREEK 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
ADAMS CORRAL 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes Yes Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
FOURMILE CANYON 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
BIRCH CREEK-HORSE BASIN 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
RIVERSIDE NATURE 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes — —
BURNETT CANYON CONNECTOR 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
CHERRY CREEK 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
MIDWAY 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
TRAIL HOLLOW TO MAPLE HOLLOW 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
MAPLE HOLLOW CONNECTOR 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
PETERSON SPRING 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WIDE CANYON 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
SMITHFIELD DRY 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
FOSTER CREEK 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
DEEP CREEK TO RUBEN HOLLOW 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
RUBEN HOLLOW TO DAVIIS BASIN 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
RIVER 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
NAOMI PEAK 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL Yes — Yes
RIVER 0.0 IMPORTED COMPACTED MATERIAL Yes Yes —
NORTH FORK SHEEP DRIVE 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
THORNE SPRING 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes
WILDCAT 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — Yes Yes
MAPLE HOLLOW 0.0 NATIVE MATERIAL — — Yes

Museums in Garland

NameTypeAddressPhoneAnnual Revenue
AMERICAN WEST HERITAGE FOUNDATIONHISTORIC PRESERVATION4352456050$847,672
BOX ELDER MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORYNATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM641 E 200 NORTH4352261439$9,055
BRIGHAM CITY MUSEUMGENERAL MUSEUM20 NORTH MAIN4357346600
GOLDEN SPIKE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITEHISTORIC PRESERVATION4354712209
WAGON LAND ADVENTURE FOUNDATIONHISTORY MUSEUM4352796422

Libraries in Garland

NameAddressStaffAnnual VisitsCirculationCollectionPrograms
BRIGHAM CITY LIBRARY26 EAST FOREST STREET0.0186,471
TREMONTON CITY LIBRARY210 NORTH TREMONT STREET0.052,861
GARLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY86 WEST FACTORY ROAD0.021,962
NEWTON TOWN LIBRARY51 SOUTH CENTER STREET0.09,076

Farmers Markets in Garland

NameAddressSeasonHoursOrganicWebsite
Brigham City Farmers Market20 N Main Street06/22/2019 to Sat: 4:00 PM-8:00 PM;Visit

Restaurants in Garland

2 restaurants within city radius — OpenStreetMap data

Golden Spike Burgers
The Pie Dump

Gas Stations in Garland

1 gas stations within city radius — OpenStreetMap data

Garland Kwick Stop

Ski Resorts Near Garland

1 ski resorts within range.

Resort Slopes (km) Lifts Peak (m) Price Season Night Park
Snowbasin 48.0 11 2,850 $85 November - April — Yes

Cell Towers in Garland

AddressStructure TypeHeight (ft)
SECTION 35, T13N, R2W, SLBM (11197)LTOWER50
SECTION 35, T13N, R2W, SLBM (11197)LTOWER50
SW1/4 S5 T12N R4W SLM, SOUTH OF HIGHWAY I-84 (11195)LTOWER21
SW1/4 S5 T12N R4W SLM, SOUTH OF HIGHWAY I-84 (11195)LTOWER21

Fire Stations in Garland

NameAddressTypeActive FirefightersVolunteersPhone
Garland Fire Department72 N MainVolunteer435-257-6397

Bridges in Garland

LocationTypeKindYear BuiltLength (ft)Daily TrafficCondition
Stringer/Multi-beamPrestressed concrete1989113195,867G
Stringer/Multi-beamPrestressed concrete198912315,266G
CulvertConcrete2005208,509G
Stringer/Multi-beamPrestressed concrete1988688,509G
CulvertConcrete1938224,340F
Stringer/Multi-beamPrestressed concrete continuous19852003,297F
Tee BeamPrestressed concrete1965512,321F
Stringer/Multi-beamWood or Timber194834922F
Stringer/Multi-beamWood or Timber194055922F
Stringer/Multi-beamSteel194541252F
Tee BeamPrestressed concrete191551189F
Tee BeamPrestressed concrete196052127G

Superfund Sites Near Garland

2 EPA Superfund sites (hazardous waste cleanup locations).

SiteAddressCounty
NUCOR STEEL - A DIV OF NUCOR CORP7285 W 21200 NBOX ELDER
NUCOR STEEL - A DIV OF NUCOR CORP7285 W 21200 NBOX ELDER

Airports Near Garland

25 airports within the area.

AirportIATAType
Hill Air Force BaseHIFMedium Airport
Logan-Cache AirportLGUMedium Airport
Ogden Hinckley AirportOGDMedium Airport
Black Mountain Airport—Small Airport
Brigham City Regional AirportBMCSmall Airport
CAVOK Ranch Airport—Small Airport
Cold Water Airport—Small Airport
Curlew Valley Airport—Small Airport
Downey/Hyde Memorial Airport—Small Airport
E Northrop Grumman Airport—Small Airport
Flying R Airport—Small Airport
Fort Ranch Airport—Small Airport
Fremont Island Lower Airstrip—Small Airport
Fremont Island Upper Airstrip—Small Airport
Glogen Farms Airport—Small Airport
Guilder Peak Airport—Small Airport
Hinrichsen Field—Small Airport
Holyoak Airport—Small Airport
Malad City AirportMLDSmall Airport
Morgan County Airport—Small Airport
Musselman Airstrip—Small Airport
Preston Airport—Small Airport
Promontory Point Intermediate Field—Small Airport
Shipley Field—Small Airport
W E Ranch Airport—Small Airport

Police Stations in Garland

3 police stations.

StationAddressPhone
Box Elder Public Safety Center50 South 1000 West
Highway Patrol
Police Station20 North North Main Street

Grocery Stores in Garland

3 grocery stores.

StoreTypeAddress
Fast Stop 1105Convenience Store360 E Main St
Garland KwickstopConvenience Store86 S Main St
Kents MarketSuper Store300 E Main St

Post Offices in Garland

1 post offices.

Post OfficeAddress
Garland Post Office

Treatment Centers in Garland

9 treatment centers.

CenterTypePhone
Bear River Health Department - Behavioral Health ServicesSubstance Abuse435-695-2076
Bear River Health Department - Behavioral Health ServicesSubstance Abuse435-257-3318
Bear River Mental Health Center - Brigham City HouseMental Health435-723-3176
Bear River Mental Health Center - Brigham City OutpatientMental Health435-734-9449
Bear River Mental Health Center - Tremonton FacilityMental Health435-257-2168
Rite of Passage - Utah Foster Care AgencyBoth435-239-8445
Sutton Counseling ServicesMental Health801-392-0942
Triumph Youth Services - AlpineSubstance Abuse435-538-5061
Triumph Youth Services - ExpeditionsSubstance Abuse435-538-5061

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Frequently Asked Questions About Garland

What is the population of Garland?

Garland has a population of 2,609 residents and is located in Utah. The population density is 1,403 people per square mile, spread across 1.8 square miles. The median age of residents is 31.0 years, which is younger than the national median of 38.9 years. The population is 57.6% female and 42.4% male.

Is Garland expensive to live in?

Garland has a cost of living roughly in line with the national average, with an index of 98.9 (baseline: 100). The median household income is $65,369, 13% below the national average of $75,149. The median home value is $318,000 (13% above the U.S. median). Renters pay a median of $794 per month, below the national average of $1,163. The home price-to-income ratio is 4.9x, indicating housing is reasonably affordable relative to local income levels.

Is Garland safe?

Garland is safer than the national average, with a violent crime rate of 201 per 100,000 compared to the U.S. rate of 380. Property crime occurs at a rate of 3,038 per 100,000 (above the national average). Overall, Garland receives a safety grade of F based on combined crime data.

What is the weather like in Garland?

Garland has a four-season climate with an average annual temperature of 51°F (11°C). Winter temperatures average 28°F in January, while summers reach an average of 77°F in July. The area receives 316 sunny days per year, well above the national average of 205. Annual rainfall totals 16.1 inches, with 40.4 inches of snow. Air quality is rated Good with a median Air Quality Index (AQI) of 41.

How is the job market in Garland?

The job market in Garland is very strong, with unemployment at just 2.2% / well below the national rate of 3.6%. The average weekly wage is $1,135. There are 10,532 business establishments in the area, including 542 restaurants and food service locations. The average commute time is 24 minutes, and 2.6% of workers work from home.

How much does housing cost in Garland?

The median home value in Garland is $318,000. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $424,982. For renters, the median monthly rent is $794. Fair market rent is $1,082 for a 1-bedroom and $1,313 for a 2-bedroom apartment. The homeownership rate is 71.1%. The average annual property tax is $4,080.

How are the schools in Garland?

Schools in Garland score 6.1 out of 10 on standardized testing, near the national average. 17.6% of adults in Garland hold a bachelor's degree or higher, below the national average of 33.7%. 77.0% have completed high school. 8.0% hold a graduate or professional degree.

How healthy is Garland?

The obesity rate in Garland is 33.3% (above the national rate of 32.1%). 10.6% of adults are smokers. 20.7% are physically inactive. 26.7% of residents report depression. 11.4% lack health insurance (above the national rate). 92.6% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The primary care physician ratio is 1:2,186.

What is transportation like in Garland?

The average commute in Garland is 24 minutes, shorter than the national average of 28 minutes. 81.2% of workers drive alone to work, and 2.6% work from home.

What are the demographics of Garland?

The racial and ethnic makeup of Garland is 82.8% White, 0.8% Hispanic or Latino. 94.4% of residents speak only English at home, while 5.6% speak Spanish. 3.4% of the population are military veterans. 9.7% of residents have a disability. 90.0% have health insurance coverage.

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