San Juan County, Utah
Protected areas
Bears Ears National Monument Canyonlands National Park (part) Dark Canyon Primitive Area Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (part) Grand Gulch Primitive Area Hovenweep National Monument (part) Manti-La Sal National Forest (part) Natural Bridges National Monument Rainbow Bridge National Monument

San Juan County, Utah

Section Title: Protected areas
Table Section Text: Bears Ears National Monument Canyonlands National Park (part) Dark Canyon Primitive Area Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (part) Grand Gulch Primitive Area Hovenweep National Monument (part) Manti-La Sal National Forest (part) Natural Bridges National Monument Rainbow Bridge National Monument

Historical population

Census	Pop.	%±

1880	204	—

1890	365	78.9%

1900	1,023	180.3%

1910	2,377	132.4%

1920	3,379	42.2%

1930	3,496	3.5%

1940	4,712	34.8%

1950	5,315	12.8%

1960	9,040	70.1%

1970	9,606	6.3%

1980	12,253	27.6%

1990	12,621	3.0%

2000	14,413	14.2%

2010	14,746	2.3%

Est. 2017	15,356	4.1%

US Decennial Census 1790–1960 1900–1990 1990–2000 2010–2014

Sentence(s)

As of the 2000 United States Census, there were 14,413 people in San Juan County, Utah.

final_sentence: As of the 2000 United States Census, there were 14,413 people in San Juan County, Utah.