2026 Rankings

Safest ZIP Codes for Gas & CO Risk — 2026 Rankings

Last updated: October 19, 2026

42,675 ZIP codes ranked by Gas Risk Score #1: ZIP 00601 (Adjuntas Municipio County, PR) - 0/100

Out of 42,675 ZIP codes with data across all 50 states, these are the lowest-ranked areas for gas risk score. Each ZIP links to a full safety report with water quality, lead, radon, and flood data.

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 42,675
Lowest value 0/100
Median value 0/100

100 Lowest-Ranked ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Gas Risk Score Safety Score
1 00601 Adjuntas Municipio County PR 0/100 —
2 00602 Aguada Municipio County PR 0/100 —
3 00610 Añasco Municipio County PR 0/100 —
4 00612 Arecibo Municipio County PR 0/100 —
5 00616 Arecibo Municipio County PR 0/100 —
6 00617 Manatí Municipio County PR 0/100 —
7 00622 Camuy Municipio County PR 0/100 —
8 00627 Camuy Municipio County PR 0/100 —
9 00646 Guayama Municipio County PR 0/100 —
10 00650 Guayanilla Municipio County PR 0/100 —
11 00653 Guánica Municipio County PR 0/100 —
12 00656 Guayanilla Municipio County PR 0/100 —
13 00667 Lajas Municipio County PR 0/100 —
14 00674 Manatí Municipio County PR 0/100 —
15 00698 Yauco Municipio County PR 0/100 —
16 00704 Guayama Municipio County PR 0/100 —
17 00707 Maunabo Municipio County PR 0/100 —
18 00715 Ponce Municipio County PR 0/100 —
19 00716 Ponce Municipio County PR 0/100 —
20 00717 Ponce Municipio County PR 0/100 —
21 00723 Patillas Municipio County PR 0/100 —
22 00728 Ponce Municipio County PR 0/100 —
23 00729 Loíza Municipio County PR 0/100 —
24 00730 Ponce Municipio County PR 0/100 —
25 00731 Ponce Municipio County PR 0/100 —
26 00738 Fajardo Municipio County PR 0/100 —
27 00740 Fajardo Municipio County PR 0/100 —
28 00741 Humacao Municipio County PR 0/100 —
29 00751 Toa Baja Municipio County PR 0/100 —
30 00754 Toa Baja Municipio County PR 0/100 —
31 00757 Fajardo Municipio County PR 0/100 —
32 00767 Humacao Municipio County PR 0/100 —
33 00769 Coamo Municipio County PR 0/100 —
34 00771 Las Piedras Municipio County PR 0/100 —
35 00772 Loíza Municipio County PR 0/100 —
36 00775 Culebra Municipio County PR 0/100 —
37 00784 Guayama Municipio County PR 0/100 —
38 00791 Humacao Municipio County PR 0/100 —
39 00794 Guayama Municipio County PR 0/100 —
40 00795 Ponce Municipio County PR 0/100 —
41 00907 Bayamón Municipio County PR 0/100 —
42 00913 Carolina Municipio County PR 0/100 —
43 00915 Carolina Municipio County PR 0/100 —
44 00917 Toa Baja Municipio County PR 0/100 —
45 00918 Bayamón Municipio County PR 0/100 —
46 00920 Bayamón Municipio County PR 0/100 —
47 00921 Bayamón Municipio County PR 0/100 —

Rankings by State

State ZIP Codes Ranked
Texas 2,728
California 2,672
New York 2,260
Pennsylvania 2,249
Florida 1,669
Illinois 1,610
Ohio 1,453
Virginia 1,273
Missouri 1,194
Michigan 1,179
North Carolina 1,132
Iowa 1,064
Minnesota 1,023
Kentucky 994
Georgia 987
Indiana 986
West Virginia 938
Wisconsin 902
Alabama 845
Louisiana 801
Tennessee 792
Oklahoma 774
New Jersey 769
Kansas 755
Massachusetts 742
Washington 732
Arkansas 711
Colorado 660
Maryland 630
Nebraska 625
South Carolina 565
Mississippi 564
Arizona 556
Maine 504
Oregon 483
Connecticut 442
New Mexico 429
North Dakota 413
Montana 408
South Dakota 397
Utah 350
Idaho 324
Vermont 312
District of Columbia 286
New Hampshire 284
Alaska 274
Nevada 254
Wyoming 195
Hawaii 140
Delaware 104
Rhode Island 93

Methodology

Safest gas rankings show ZIP codes with the lowest PHMSA gas distribution incident risk scores. A score of 0-5 means the county has no or very few recorded incidents since 2004. Low scores indicate fewer recorded historical incidents; they do not measure infrastructure condition, and areas with little gas distribution have few incidents to record.

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 makes an area safe from gas incidents?

Low gas risk areas typically have newer pipeline infrastructure, fewer distribution lines per capita, or areas that rely less on natural gas for heating. However, individual home safety still depends on appliance maintenance and CO detector placement.

Should I still install CO detectors in low-risk areas?

Yes. The CPSC recommends CO detectors in every home regardless of area risk. Carbon monoxide can come from any fuel-burning appliance — furnaces, water heaters, fireplaces, generators, and even attached garages.

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Disclaimer: Rankings are based on EPA, FEMA, and federal agency data. They reflect historical patterns and risk indicators, not necessarily current conditions. For the most current information, contact your local water utility or request a Consumer Confidence Report.

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