At a Glance
Median Income
$107,917
$47,822 per capita
Bachelor's Degree+
11.1%
100.0% high school+
Obesity Rate
32.3%
16.2% smoking rate
How Utica Compares to the U.S. Average
Each bar shows Utica's value as a percentage of the national average (100% = U.S. avg)
Thin vertical line = U.S. national average (100%)
Is Utica a Good Place to Live?
B
3.2 / 5.0 - Good
Based on economy, affordability, safety, and education metrics compared to national averages.
Economy & Jobs
Utica residents earn a median household income of $107,917 , which is 44% above the national average of $75,149.
Per capita income is $47,822. 0.0% of residents live below the poverty line. The area is home to 138 business establishments, including 16 restaurants.
Education
11.1% of adults in Utica hold a bachelor's degree or higher
(67% below the national average).
100.0% have completed high school. Local schools score 5.2/10 in standardized testing.
Climate & Weather
Utica has an average annual temperature of 41°F (5°C).
Winters average 25°F in January while summers reach 61°F in July. Annual precipitation totals 16.8 inches.
Data Overview
People
Population18
Median Age66.4 yrs
Density72/mi²
Male / Female50% / 50%
Foreign Born0.0%
Veterans5.6%
Economy
A+
Median Income$107,917
Per Capita$47,822
Unemployment
Poverty0.0%
County GDP$90M
Avg Weekly Wage$823
Housing
Home Value
Rent
Ownership40.0%
Zillow$298,121
Housing Units23
Rent Burden22.1%
Health
Obesity32.3%
Diabetes9.0%
Smoking16.2%
Heart Disease5.8%
Premature Death8,513/100K
Climate
Avg Temp41°F
Rain16.8 in/yr
Elevation4,479 ft
Education
D
Bachelor's+11.1%
High School+100.0%
Graduate+0.0%
School Score5.2/10
Community
2024 VoteR 76% / D 22%
Broadband80.0%
Internet Speed35 Mbps
Libraries1
Did You Know?
The median home in Utica was built in 1963.
The nearest airport is Great Falls International (70 miles).
The Gini coefficient (income inequality) is 0.463 (U.S. avg: 0.490).
Natural hazard risk is rated "Very Low" by FEMA.
72.2% of the population has a disability.