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ZIP Codes with Most EPA Violations in Mississippi — ...

Last updated: June 4, 2026

419 ZIP codes ranked by Violations #1: ZIP 39150 (Port Gibson, MS) — 39

Out of 419 ZIP codes with data in Mississippi, these are the highest-ranked areas for violations. See also: National ZIP Codes with Most EPA Water Violations | All Mississippi Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 419
Highest value 39
Median value 6
State Mississippi

Top 100 Worst ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Violations Safety Score
1 39150 Port Gibson MS 39 83/100
2 39201 Jackson MS 33 55/100
3 39202 Jackson MS 33 60/100
4 39203 Jackson MS 33 65/100
5 39204 Jackson MS 33 60/100
6 39205 Jackson MS 33 65/100
7 39206 Jackson MS 33 55/100
8 39207 Jackson MS 33 65/100
9 39209 Jackson MS 33 55/100
10 39210 Jackson MS 33 66/100
11 39211 Jackson MS 33 50/100
12 39212 Jackson MS 33 55/100
13 39213 Jackson MS 33 55/100
14 39215 Jackson MS 33 65/100
15 39216 Jackson MS 33 60/100
16 39217 Jackson MS 33 66/100
17 39225 Jackson MS 33 70/100
18 39235 Jackson MS 33 66/100
19 39236 Jackson MS 33 65/100
20 39250 Jackson MS 33 70/100
21 39269 Jackson MS 33 70/100
22 39271 Jackson MS 33 66/100
23 39282 Jackson MS 33 70/100
24 39283 Jackson MS 33 66/100
25 39284 Jackson MS 33 65/100
26 39286 Jackson MS 33 65/100
27 39289 Jackson MS 33 70/100
28 39296 Jackson MS 33 65/100
29 39298 Jackson MS 33 66/100
30 38764 Pace MS 29 89/100
31 38619 Como MS 26 97/100
32 38963 Tutwiler MS 25 68/100
33 38614 Clarksdale MS 24 68/100
34 39117 Morton MS 24 76/100
35 39652 Magnolia MS 24 83/100
36 38631 Friars Point MS 23 90/100
37 39170 Terry MS 23 77/100
38 39077 Gallman MS 21 97/100
39 38921 Charleston MS 20 76/100
40 38760 Metcalfe MS 19 94/100
41 38966 Webb MS 19 93/100
42 39079 Goodman MS 19 97/100
43 39175 Utica MS 19 88/100
44 39477 Sandersville MS 19 85/100
45 38721 Anguilla MS 18 69/100
46 38736 Doddsville MS 18 93/100
47 38737 Drew MS 18 86/100
48 39153 Raleigh MS 18 75/100
49 38643 Lambert MS 17 88/100
50 39054 Cary MS 17 93/100
51 39038 Belzoni MS 16 78/100
52 38670 Sledge MS 15 69/100
53 38801 Tupelo MS 15 72/100
54 38802 Tupelo MS 15 82/100
55 38803 Tupelo MS 15 82/100
56 38804 Tupelo MS 15 77/100
57 38967 Winona MS 15 97/100
58 39095 Lexington MS 15 83/100
59 39341 Macon MS 15 81/100
60 39367 Waynesboro MS 15 85/100
61 38756 Leland MS 14 83/100
62 39648 Mccomb MS 14 82/100
63 39649 Mccomb MS 14 87/100
64 38726 Beulah MS 13 79/100
65 38925 Duck Hill MS 13 90/100
66 38941 Itta Bena MS 13 79/100
67 39066 Edwards MS 13 81/100
68 39159 Rolling Fork MS 13 79/100
69 38632 Hernando MS 12 93/100
70 38829 Booneville MS 12 93/100
71 39455 Lumberton MS 12 88/100
72 39665 Sontag MS 12 94/100
73 39735 Ackerman MS 12 94/100
74 38645 Lyon MS 11 89/100
75 38651 Nesbit MS 11 88/100
76 38701 Greenville MS 11 78/100
77 38702 Greenville MS 11 88/100
78 38703 Greenville MS 11 73/100
79 38704 Greenville MS 11 93/100
80 38768 Rome MS 11 93/100
81 38863 Pontotoc MS 11 81/100
82 38868 Shannon MS 11 69/100
83 39148 Piney Woods MS 11 98/100
84 39208 Pearl MS 11 79/100
85 39288 Pearl MS 11 89/100
86 39327 Decatur MS 11 98/100
87 39567 Pascagoula MS 11 73/100
88 39568 Pascagoula MS 11 88/100
89 39569 Pascagoula MS 11 93/100
90 39577 Wiggins MS 11 88/100
91 39581 Pascagoula MS 11 73/100
92 39595 Pascagoula MS 11 93/100
93 39631 Centreville MS 11 72/100
94 39769 Sturgis MS 11 93/100
95 38740 Duncan MS 10 83/100
96 38850 Houlka MS 10 81/100
97 38876 Tremont MS 10 98/100
98 38930 Greenwood MS 10 68/100
99 38935 Greenwood MS 10 78/100
100 39041 Bolton MS 10 89/100

Methodology

Violation counts include all types recorded in the EPA SDWIS database: Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) violations, treatment technique violations, and monitoring/reporting violations. Both resolved and unresolved violations are counted. Higher counts may reflect longer system histories or larger service areas.

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 counts as an EPA water violation?

EPA violations include exceeding Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs), failing to treat water properly (treatment technique violations), and not testing or reporting on schedule (monitoring violations). Health-based violations are the most serious.

Does a high violation count mean the water is unsafe now?

Not necessarily. Many violations are historical or monitoring-related. However, a pattern of repeated violations indicates systemic issues with water system management or infrastructure.

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