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Lowest Gas Incident Scores: Connecticut ZIP Codes…

Last updated: October 15, 2026

442 ZIP codes ranked by Gas Risk Score #1: ZIP 06018 (Canaan, CT) - 0/100

Out of 442 ZIP codes with data in Connecticut, these are the lowest-ranked areas for gas risk score. See also: National Safest ZIP Codes for Gas & CO Risk | All Connecticut Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 442
Lowest value 0/100
Median value 1/100
State Connecticut

100 Lowest-Ranked ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Gas Risk Score Safety Score
1 06018 Canaan CT 0/100 —
2 06021 Colebrook CT 0/100 —
3 06024 East Canaan CT 0/100 —
4 06029 Ellington CT 0/100 66/100
5 06031 Falls Village CT 0/100 —
6 06039 Lakeville CT 0/100 —
7 06043 Bolton CT 0/100 —
8 06057 New Hartford CT 0/100 82/100
9 06058 Norfolk CT 0/100 —
10 06061 Pine Meadow CT 0/100 —
11 06063 Barkhamsted CT 0/100 —
12 06066 Vernon Rockville CT 0/100 64/100
13 06068 Salisbury CT 0/100 —
14 06069 Sharon CT 0/100 —
15 06071 Somers CT 0/100 65/100
16 06076 Stafford Springs CT 0/100 —
17 06084 Tolland CT 0/100 63/100
18 06098 Winsted CT 0/100 83/100
19 06226 Willimantic CT 0/100 83/100
20 06231 Amston CT 0/100 —
21 06232 Andover CT 0/100 —
22 06234 Brooklyn CT 0/100 67/100
23 06235 Chaplin CT 0/100 —
24 06237 Columbia CT 0/100 —
25 06238 Coventry CT 0/100 77/100
26 06239 Danielson CT 0/100 67/100
27 06241 Dayville CT 0/100 67/100
28 06242 Eastford CT 0/100 —
29 06243 East Killingly CT 0/100 —
30 06247 Hampton CT 0/100 —
31 06248 Hebron CT 0/100 —
32 06249 Lebanon CT 0/100 —
33 06250 Mansfield Center CT 0/100 73/100
34 06254 North Franklin CT 0/100 —
35 06255 North Grosvenordale CT 0/100 —
36 06256 North Windham CT 0/100 —
37 06258 Pomfret CT 0/100 —
38 06259 Pomfret Center CT 0/100 —
39 06260 Putnam CT 0/100 60/100
40 06262 Quinebaug CT 0/100 —
41 06263 Rogers CT 0/100 67/100
42 06264 Scotland CT 0/100 —
43 06266 South Windham CT 0/100 —
44 06268 Storrs Mansfield CT 0/100 50/100
45 06269 Storrs Mansfield CT 0/100 59/100
46 06277 Thompson CT 0/100 67/100
47 06278 Ashford CT 0/100 —
48 06279 Willington CT 0/100 —
49 06280 Windham CT 0/100 —
50 06281 Woodstock CT 0/100 —
51 06282 Woodstock Valley CT 0/100 —
52 06320 New London CT 0/100 64/100
53 06330 Baltic CT 0/100 —
54 06331 Canterbury CT 0/100 —
55 06332 Central Village CT 0/100 —
56 06333 East Lyme CT 0/100 36/100
57 06334 Bozrah CT 0/100 50/100
58 06335 Gales Ferry CT 0/100 —
59 06338 Mashantucket CT 0/100 47/100
60 06339 Ledyard CT 0/100 —
61 06340 Groton CT 0/100 55/100
62 06350 Hanover CT 0/100 —
63 06351 Jewett City CT 0/100 46/100
64 06353 Montville CT 0/100 —
65 06354 Moosup CT 0/100 —
66 06355 Mystic CT 0/100 64/100
67 06357 Niantic CT 0/100 36/100
68 06359 North Stonington CT 0/100 —
69 06360 Norwich CT 0/100 50/100
70 06365 Preston CT 0/100 47/100
71 06370 Oakdale CT 0/100 —
72 06371 Old Lyme CT 0/100 —
73 06373 Oneco CT 0/100 —
74 06374 Plainfield CT 0/100 —
75 06375 Quaker Hill CT 0/100 —
76 06376 South Lyme CT 0/100 —
77 06377 Sterling CT 0/100 —
78 06378 Stonington CT 0/100 66/100
79 06379 Pawcatuck CT 0/100 50/100
80 06380 Taftville CT 0/100 50/100
81 06382 Uncasville CT 0/100 41/100
82 06384 Voluntown CT 0/100 —
83 06385 Waterford CT 0/100 64/100

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: 2026-10-15.

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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