Sevier County, located in Utah, has a population of 22,910 people with a population density of 11.9 individuals per square mile. The population has seen an increase since 2010 when it was recorded at 20,802 individuals, indicating a growth rate of approximately 10% over the past decade. The county has a diverse population with 86% White, 1% Black, 1% Native American, 0.3% Asian, and 4% Hispanic residents. The median age in Sevier County is 32.9 years, with a slightly higher percentage of males (46%) compared to females (45%). The average household size is 2.89, and families make up 24% of the population. The county has a homeownership rate of 65%, with 19% of households being renters.

Compared to other counties in Utah, Sevier County has a lower population density and a smaller population size. However, it has a higher percentage of White residents compared to the state average. The county also has a relatively young population, with a median age below the state average of 30.5 years. Sevier County has a higher homeownership rate compared to the state average of 62%, indicating a more stable housing market. Additionally, the county has a significant agricultural presence, with 691 farms in 2017 covering 50,453 acres of land, and an average sales value of $128,141 per farm, which is higher than the state average.

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