Utah is a beautiful state, full of wonderful people and incredible scenery, and overall, it’s a very safe place to live. In fact, according to the FBI’s report of crime statistics, Utah is ranked number 39 in the nation for violent crime. The FBI’s report includes statistics for the year 2018, which is the most recent available.

The website RoadSnacks.com recently ranked the most dangerous places in Utah, using the FBI’s statistics. It looked at the number of people per city and the number of crimes committed, including violent crimes and property crimes. Here are the eight most dangerous cities in Utah. You might be surprised by some of them!

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Even the most dangerous places in Utah have low crime rates compared to many other places in the country. Do you feel safe in your community? Tell us in the comments below! And to end things on a positive note, learn about the most beautiful places in the Beehive State when you read our previous article: The Ultimate Bucket List For Anyone In Utah Who Loves The Outdoors.

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Is Utah a safe place to live?

Yes! The article above highlighted some of the most dangerous places in Utah, but it's also important to keep in mind that overall, Utah is one of the safest places to live in the U.S. In fact, according to SafeWise, residents of Utah are about 23% less worried about safety. The 10 safest cities to live in Utah are Spanish Fork, Syracuse, Kaysville, Bountiful, North Ogden, Pleasant Grove, Clinton, Springville, Farmington, and Saratoga Springs.

What are the best natural wonders in Utah?

There are so many reasons to visit the Beehive State, and the abundance of beautiful natural wonders is at the top of the list. Whether you're exploring one of the famed national parks or somewhere off-the-beaten-path, you'll find endless reasons to be inspired by Utah. Some of the best natural wonders in Utah include Bridal Veil Falls in Provo Canyon, Bryce Canyon's Amphitheater, Devil's Slide, Little Cottonwood Canyon, Delicate Arch, Mount Olympus, Mirror Lake, Antelope Island and the Great Salt Lake, Dead Horse Point, Provo River Falls, Silver Lake in Big Cottonwood Canyon, Hell's Backbone, and Zion's Riverside Walk. Learn more about what makes these natural wonders in Utah so unforgettable.

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