2026 Rankings

Highest Radon Risk ZIP Codes in Virginia — 2026

Last updated: June 4, 2026

487 ZIP codes ranked by Radon Zone #1: ZIP 24179 (Vinton, VA) — Zone 1 (High)

Out of 487 ZIP codes with data in Virginia, these are the lowest-ranked areas for radon zone. See also: National ZIP Codes with Highest Radon Risk | All Virginia Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 487
Lowest value Zone 1 (High)
Median value Zone 1 (High)
State Virginia

100 Lowest-Ranked ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Radon Zone Safety Score
1 24179 Vinton VA Zone 1 (High) 35/100
2 20116 Marshall VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
3 20122 Centreville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
4 20130 Paris VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
5 20138 Calverton VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
6 20139 Casanova VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
7 20153 Chantilly VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
8 20167 Sterling VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
9 20185 Upperville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
10 20195 Reston VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
11 20196 Reston VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
12 20598 Dhs VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
13 22009 Burke VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
14 22030 Fairfax VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
15 22034 Fairfax VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
16 22037 Fairfax VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
17 22038 Fairfax VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
18 22067 Greenway VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
19 22081 Merrifield VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
20 22082 Merrifield VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
21 22096 Reston VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
22 22103 West Mclean VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
23 22116 Merrifield VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
24 22118 Merrifield VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
25 22119 Merrifield VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
26 22156 Springfield VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
27 22158 Springfield VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
28 22159 Springfield VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
29 22160 Springfield VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
30 22567 Unionville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
31 22622 Brucetown VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
32 22623 Chester Gap VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
33 22625 Cross Junction VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
34 22626 Fishers Hill VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
35 22639 Hume VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
36 22640 Huntly VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
37 22652 Fort Valley VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
38 22724 Jeffersonton VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
39 22832 Keezletown VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
40 22833 Lacey Spring VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
41 22834 Linville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
42 22844 New Market VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
43 22846 Penn Laird VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
44 22848 Pleasant Valley VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
45 22850 Singers Glen VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
46 22939 Fishersville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
47 22957 Montpelier Station VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
48 23004 Arvonia VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
49 23027 Cartersville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
50 23039 Crozier VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
51 23055 Fork Union VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
52 23065 Gum Spring VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
53 23067 Hadensville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
54 23083 Jetersville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
55 23102 Maidens VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
56 23105 Mannboro VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
57 23120 Moseley VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
58 23139 Powhatan VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
59 23153 Sandy Hook VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
60 23162 Studley VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
61 23170 Trevilians VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
62 23806 Virginia State University VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
63 23821 Alberta VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
64 23822 Ammon VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
65 23830 Carson VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
66 23850 Ford VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
67 23872 Mc Kenney VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
68 23873 Meredithville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
69 23876 Rawlings VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
70 23885 Sutherland VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
71 23894 Wilsons VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
72 23939 Evergreen VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
73 23942 Green Bay VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
74 23955 Nottoway VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
75 23958 Pamplin VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
76 24054 Axton VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
77 24069 Cascade VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
78 24082 Critz VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
79 24089 Fieldale VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
80 24129 New River VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
81 24130 Oriskany VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
82 24133 Patrick Springs VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
83 24139 Pittsville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
84 24162 Shawsville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
85 24174 Thaxton VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
86 24177 Vesta VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
87 24178 Villamont VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
88 24221 Blackwater VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
89 24248 Ewing VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
90 24265 Keokee VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
91 24271 Nickelsville VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
92 24280 Rosedale VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
93 24313 Barren Springs VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
94 24316 Broadford VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
95 24327 Emory VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
96 24340 Glade Spring VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
97 24412 Bacova VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
98 24413 Blue Grass VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
99 24433 Doe Hill VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100
100 24467 Mount Sidney VA Zone 1 (High) 40/100

Methodology

Radon rankings are based on EPA county-level radon zone classifications. Zone 1 (highest risk) has predicted average indoor radon levels above 4 pCi/L — the EPA action level. Zone 2 is moderate (2-4 pCi/L) and Zone 3 is low (below 2 pCi/L). Within Zone 1, ZIP codes are sub-ranked by Home Safety Score to prioritize areas with compounding risk factors.

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: 2026-06-04.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EPA Radon Zone 1?

Zone 1 is the EPA highest-risk classification, meaning the county has predicted average indoor radon levels above 4 pCi/L — the level at which the EPA recommends mitigation. Radon causes about 21,000 lung cancer deaths per year in the U.S.

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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