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EPA Radon Zone 1 ZIP Codes in Georgia - 2026

Last updated: October 19, 2026

147 ZIP codes ranked by Radon Zone #1: ZIP 30213 (Fairburn, GA) - Zone 1 (highest potential)

Out of 147 ZIP codes with data in Georgia, these are mapped to counties in EPA Radon Zone 1. See also: National ZIP Codes in EPA Radon Zone 1 | All Georgia Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 147
Lowest value Zone 1 (highest potential)
Median value Zone 1 (highest potential)
State Georgia

ZIP Codes in EPA Radon Zone 1

Rank ZIP Code City State Radon Zone Safety Score
1 30213 Fairburn GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 40/100
2 30344 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 41/100
3 30519 Buford GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 46/100
4 30354 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 47/100
5 30127 Powder Springs GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 49/100
6 30349 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 50/100
7 30268 Palmetto GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 53/100
8 30291 Union City GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 57/100
9 30337 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 59/100
10 30093 Norcross GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 60/100
11 30518 Buford GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 63/100
12 30315 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 64/100
13 30071 Norcross GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 65/100
14 30096 Duluth GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 65/100
15 30310 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 65/100
16 30311 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 65/100
17 30331 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 65/100
18 30004 Alpharetta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
19 30005 Alpharetta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
20 30009 Alpharetta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
21 30022 Alpharetta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
22 30062 Marietta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
23 30066 Marietta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
24 30075 Roswell GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
25 30076 Roswell GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
26 30092 Norcross GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
27 30303 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
28 30305 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
29 30308 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
30 30309 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
31 30312 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
32 30313 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
33 30314 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
34 30318 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
35 30324 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
36 30326 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
37 30327 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
38 30328 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
39 30336 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
40 30339 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
41 30342 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
42 30350 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
43 30363 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
44 30008 Marietta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
45 30017 Grayson GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
46 30043 Lawrenceville GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
47 30044 Lawrenceville GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
48 30045 Lawrenceville GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
49 30046 Lawrenceville GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
50 30060 Marietta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
51 30064 Marietta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
52 30067 Marietta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
53 30068 Marietta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
54 30080 Smyrna GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
55 30082 Smyrna GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
56 30106 Austell GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
57 30126 Mableton GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
58 30144 Kennesaw GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
59 30152 Kennesaw GA Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
60 30024 Suwanee GA Zone 1 (highest potential) —
61 30332 Atlanta GA Zone 1 (highest potential) —

Methodology

This ranking is limited to EPA county-level radon zone classification. Zone 1 is an EPA county-level radon-potential category; it does not measure a home or establish whether any building is above an action level. Within Zone 1, ZIP codes are sub-ranked by Home Safety Score to organize area context.

Data sources: EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS), FEMA National Flood Insurance Program, EPA radon zone maps, EIA electricity rates, and Consumer Confidence Reports. Last updated: 2026-10-19.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EPA Radon Zone 1?

Zone 1 is an EPA county-level radon-potential category. It is not a measurement for a home and cannot determine whether a building is above an action level. A home test is required for that decision.

Should I test for radon?

The EPA recommends testing all homes regardless of radon zone. A DIY test kit costs $15-40. Professional testing costs $150-250. If levels exceed 4 pCi/L, mitigation systems ($800-2,500) can reduce radon by up to 99%.

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