Cities near Logan

Logan is a city of 50,371 inhabitants in United States. The most populous cities near Logan within 100 km are Ogden, Layton, Bountiful. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 41.7355° Longitude: -111.8344° Population: 50,371 Timezone: America/Denver
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Nearby cities 20 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Ogden United States 58.2 km 85,444
Layton United States 75.9 km 74,143
Bountiful United States 94.2 km 43,784
Roy United States 65.8 km 37,964
Clearfield United States 71.3 km 30,653
Kaysville United States 78.3 km 30,472
Syracuse United States 74.4 km 27,395
Farmington United States 84.1 km 22,566
Clinton United States 68.7 km 21,399
North Salt Lake United States 98.8 km 19,796
Brigham City United States 29.2 km 18,752
North Ogden United States 48.8 km 18,446
South Ogden United States 61.5 km 16,955
Centerville United States 91.0 km 16,877
Evanston United States 89.2 km 12,133
West Haven United States 61.9 km 11,921
Woods Cross United States 96.2 km 11,284
Smithfield United States 11.4 km 10,782
West Point United States 71.7 km 10,345
North Logan United States 4.5 km 10,181

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