Magna ZIP Code Coverage
The source set consistently uses Magna, Utah 84044 for the official city address, the Magna branch of Salt Lake County Library, and Pleasant Green Cemetery contact information. That makes 84044 the principal confirmed postal code in this research. It does not establish that every 84044 address sits inside every current municipal boundary, nor that every nearby record uses the same mailing city.
| ZIP Code | Areas Covered | Post Office | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 84044 | Confirmed Magna civic and library addresses; local coverage varies by delivery address | USPS lookup | Verify each deliverable address |
| Census ZCTA | Approximate statistical area associated with ZIP geography | U.S. Census Bureau | Not a legal city line |
| Parcel geography | County parcels and tax or property locations | Salt Lake County GIS | Not the same as postal geography |
No official map in the research set shows every 84044 delivery address against Magna’s current city boundary. Use USPS for a specific delivery address, county GIS or Parcel Viewer for land, and MSD’s Address Lookup for services and jurisdiction. The research did not confirm a separate PO-box-only or institution-only ZIP for Magna.
That distinction matters for counts as well. Census QuickFacts identifies a Magna metro township geography, with a 2020 population of 29,251, a 2010 population of 26,505, and a 2025 estimate of 35,401 in the cited table. The 2010 profile uses Magna CDP and reports 26,505 compared with 22,770 in 2000. These figures describe statistical geographies and dates, not the number of people at 84044 addresses.
Searching Magna Records by ZIP
A ZIP code directory search becomes useful only after the record type is named. The Assessor and Parcel Viewer connect a location to property geography. Utah voter-data requests can include complete residential address, mailing city, precinct, districts, party, status, and vote history when the statutory route allows. DOPL’s real-estate data request can filter by comma-separated ZIP codes, county, license type, status, and issue, updated, or expiration range.
- Confirm the exact postal address with the USPS ZIP Code Lookup.
- Use the county Assessor, Parcel Viewer, or Recorder when the question is land, parcel, owner, or recorded document.
- Use the Utah voter-data route only when the request fits the published fields, price, delivery, and at-risk omission rules.
- Use DOPL ZIP data for licensed professionals with a license-address filter, and label it as license data.
Once 84044 narrows the search, the Magna street directory can take the work from postal area to a specific address and parcel.
ZIP Fields in Magna Data Portals
The Utah DOPL real-estate data request is one of the clearest ZIP-capable official routes. Filters include license types such as appraiser, mortgage, and real-estate agent or company; comma-separated ZIP codes; issue, updated, or expiration date ranges; and status values All, Active, Delinquent, Expired, or Inactive. The returned fields can include profession, license type and number, full name, issue and expiration dates, full address, city, state, ZIP, county, and phone, but not email.
| ZIP filter | Comma-separated ZIP codes |
|---|---|
| License types | Appraiser, mortgage, real-estate agent, or company |
| Date filters | Issue, updated, and expiration ranges |
| Status | All, Active, Delinquent, Expired, or Inactive |
| Price | $5 for the first 200 records, then $0.03 per added record |
That output is a licensed-professional address set, not a Magna residents directory. The DOPL ZIP data request should be dated at the time of use.
The captured fields show how a ZIP filter can narrow a defined license dataset without turning it into a household list.
Utah Voter Data by ZIP
The statewide Utah voter-data route is a separate purchase from the self-search form. The published statewide list is tab-delimited, costs $1,050, is a one-time purchase with no refund, subscription, or automatic updates, and is delivered by download email within one business day, with an estimated size of about 150 MB. County and district lists come from the county clerk, not the Lieutenant Governor.
Allowed fields can include full legal name, voter ID, age range, complete residential address and unit, county, mailing city, precinct, district assignments, party or unaffiliated status, active or inactive status, last update, and vote history. Who-voted and absentee-sent reports cost $35 per election and have specific regular even-year election timing. At-Risk voters are omitted or anonymized.
The Utah voter-data page includes a date-specific database availability notice, so recheck the live page before ordering.
Even a purchased ZIP-filtered file describes registered voters under statutory fields, not every person who occupies an address.
USPS Confirms a Deliverable Address
Use the USPS ZIP Code Lookup when a specific mailing address is in hand. It answers a postal question: how the address is recognized for delivery. It does not decide whether the address is inside Magna’s municipal jurisdiction, which county department serves it, or who owns or occupies the parcel.
Keep both the submitted form and the normalized search form. Directional prefixes, street types, units, city labels, and ZIP formatting can affect an address match. The legacy Assessor form’s frontage, direction, street name and number, type, and direction fields show why one normalized street string may not work in every portal.
The official USPS lookup is the postal check before moving to county GIS or a Magna service-jurisdiction search.
Postal confirmation should be stored as one layer in the address record, not as proof of a city or resident match.
If the address is historical, preserve the label used at the time: township, CDP, unincorporated Salt Lake County, or current Magna city. A modern ZIP search can miss a record indexed under an older place name. The best practice is to run the postal check, then the local jurisdiction check, then the record-specific search.
Why a Magna ZCTA Is Different
The Census Bureau’s ZIP Code Tabulation Areas, or ZCTAs, approximate ZIP geography for statistical work. They are not postal delivery boundaries or legal municipal lines. Census QuickFacts identifies a Magna metro township geography and publishes dated population, land-area, and density measures. A 2010 Census profile uses the Magna CDP label, which is a different historical or statistical frame from the current city description.
Use a ZCTA to read population or geography context, never to infer a live person list. Current city status began in May 2024, while older planning documents describe an unincorporated township. The Census ZCTA guidance explains the approximation.
The map or table can frame a statistical area, while USPS and local GIS answer different address questions.
Keep the geography label in every note: 84044 postal address, Census ZCTA, Magna metro township, older Magna CDP, or current city boundary. A population estimate belongs to the Census geography and date that produced it. It should not be copied into a postal directory as though it counted deliverable addresses, licensed professionals, parcels, or registered voters.
ZIP Codes Are Not Magna City Limits
Postal city, municipal city, county service area, and Census geography can diverge. The source set confirms 84044 for Magna civic and library addresses, but it does not provide an official map of every delivery address against the current city boundary. Use MSD Address Lookup or Planning Information Finder for services and jurisdiction, county GIS for parcels, USPS for delivery, and Census only for statistics.
- ZIP vs ZIP+4
- A five-digit postal code and its optional four-digit delivery extension.
- PO-box ZIP
- A code used for post-office box delivery, which may not describe street delivery.
- Unique ZIP
- A postal code assigned to one organization or institution.
- Carrier route
- A delivery path used by postal operations, not a city or resident boundary.