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EPA Radon Zone 1 ZIP Codes in Utah - 2026

Last updated: August 31, 2026

62 ZIP codes ranked by Radon Zone #1: ZIP 84066 (Roosevelt, UT) - Zone 1 (highest potential)

Out of 62 ZIP codes with data in Utah, these are the lowest-ranked areas for radon zone. See also: National ZIP Codes in EPA Radon Zone 1 | All Utah Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 62
Lowest value Zone 1 (highest potential)
Median value Zone 1 (highest potential)
State Utah

62 Lowest-Ranked ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Radon Zone Safety Score
1 84066 Roosevelt UT Zone 1 (highest potential) 51/100
2 84501 Price UT Zone 1 (highest potential) 58/100
3 84542 Wellington UT Zone 1 (highest potential) 58/100
4 84526 Helper UT Zone 1 (highest potential) 59/100
5 84078 Vernal UT Zone 1 (highest potential) 65/100
6 84532 Moab UT Zone 1 (highest potential) 66/100
7 84035 Jensen UT Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
8 84529 Kenilworth UT Zone 1 (highest potential) 67/100
9 84001 Altamont UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
10 84002 Altonah UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
11 84007 Bluebell UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
12 84008 Bonanza UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
13 84021 Duchesne UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
14 84026 Fort Duchesne UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
15 84027 Fruitland UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
16 84031 Hanna UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
17 84039 Lapoint UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
18 84051 Mountain Home UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
19 84052 Myton UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
20 84053 Neola UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
21 84063 Randlett UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
22 84072 Tabiona UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
23 84073 Talmage UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
24 84076 Tridell UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
25 84079 Vernal UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
26 84085 Whiterocks UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
27 84515 Cisco UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
28 84520 East Carbon UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
29 84522 Emery UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
30 84539 Sunnyside UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
31 84620 Aurora UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
32 84621 Axtell UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
33 84622 Centerfield UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
34 84623 Chester UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
35 84627 Ephraim UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
36 84629 Fairview UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
37 84630 Fayette UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
38 84632 Fountain Green UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
39 84642 Manti UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
40 84643 Mayfield UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
41 84646 Moroni UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
42 84647 Mount Pleasant UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
43 84652 Redmond UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
44 84654 Salina UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
45 84657 Sigurd UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
46 84662 Spring City UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
47 84665 Sterling UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
48 84667 Wales UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
49 84701 Richfield UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
50 84711 Annabella UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
51 84713 Beaver UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
52 84723 Circleville UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
53 84724 Elsinore UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
54 84730 Glenwood UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
55 84732 Greenwich UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
56 84739 Joseph UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
57 84740 Junction UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
58 84743 Kingston UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
59 84744 Koosharem UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
60 84750 Marysvale UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
61 84754 Monroe UT Zone 1 (highest potential)
62 84766 Sevier UT Zone 1 (highest potential)

Methodology

This ranking is limited to EPA county-level radon zone classification. Zone 1 identifies the highest county-level 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: 2026-08-31.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EPA Radon Zone 1?

Zone 1 is the EPA highest 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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