St. George
has a population of approximately 95,000, is located in the southwestern corner of the state, near the Arizona and Nevada borders. The city was incorporated in 1861 and has since grown into a vibrant community. As part of Washington County, St. George is situated in the Desert Southwest, surrounded by stunning red rock landscapes, making it a popular destination for outdoor activities. Classified as an urban area, St. George is the largest city in southern Utah and serves as the regional economic and cultural hub. The city's average income level is higher than the statewide average, driven by a growing tourism industry, a booming real estate market, and its appeal as a retirement destination. With its sunny climate and recreational opportunities, St. George attracts a diverse mix of residents and visitors, contributing to its economic vitality.
