zip codes in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake County Zip Codes, Explained

Salt Lake County, Utah contains 36 primary residential zip codes, stretching from downtown Salt Lake City at the north end of the valley to Bluffdale and Herriman at the south. Those 36 zip codes cover more than a dozen cities — including Salt Lake City, Millcreek, Murray, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Midvale, Taylorsville, West Valley City, Kearns, Magna, West Jordan, South Jordan, Sandy, Draper, Riverton, Bluffdale, and Herriman — and every one of them links to a live home search on this page.

The county divides naturally into five zones, which is how the map above is organized. Central Salt Lake City holds the compact downtown zips (84101, 84102, 84103, 84111, 84112) plus the east bench (84105, 84108) and the northwest side (84104, 84116). The Mid-Valley East corridor runs through Millcreek (84106), Murray (84107), Holladay (84117 and 84124), and Cottonwood Heights (84121). The West Side covers West Valley City, Taylorsville, Kearns, and Magna. The Southeast Valley is Sandy and Draper (84020), and the Southwest Valley takes in West Jordan, South Jordan (84095 and 84009), Riverton and Bluffdale (84065), and Herriman (84096).

Zip code boundaries in Utah do not match city boundaries, and knowing the difference matters when you search for homes. The US Postal Service draws zip codes around mail delivery routes, not municipal lines, so a single zip code often serves more than one city: 84065 covers both Riverton and Bluffdale, 84047 centers on Midvale but touches neighboring communities, and parts of Sandy, Midvale, and Draper interlock along their shared borders. The boundaries on this page come from the US Census Bureau, which publishes the official geographic representation of each zip code — the same data used by government agencies and market researchers.

Searching by zip code is the sweet spot between a citywide search and a single-neighborhood search. A city like Sandy spans four zip codes with distinctly different housing stock — established east-bench homes near the canyons in 84092 and 84093, and more affordable central and west-side inventory in 84070 and 84094. Starting from a zip code narrows your search to a consistent price band and commute profile, and from there you can drill into individual neighborhood pages like our Salt Lake City neighborhood guide or Riverton neighborhood directory.

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Ready to search a specific zip code? Click any area on the map above, or call 801-243-8900 to talk through which part of the valley fits your budget and commute.