2026 Rankings

Safest ZIP Codes for Gas & CO Risk in Georgia — 2026

Last updated: August 31, 2026

987 ZIP codes ranked by Gas Risk Score #1: ZIP 30011 (Auburn, GA) - 0/100

Out of 987 ZIP codes with data in Georgia, these are the lowest-ranked areas for gas risk score. See also: National Safest ZIP Codes for Gas & CO Risk | All Georgia Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 987
Lowest value 0/100
Median value 0/100
State Georgia

100 Lowest-Ranked ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Gas Risk Score Safety Score
1 30011 Auburn GA 0/100
2 30012 Conyers GA 0/100 71/100
3 30013 Conyers GA 0/100 79/100
4 30014 Covington GA 0/100
5 30015 Covington GA 0/100
6 30016 Covington GA 0/100
7 30018 Jersey GA 0/100
8 30025 Social Circle GA 0/100
9 30054 Oxford GA 0/100
10 30055 Mansfield GA 0/100
11 30056 Newborn GA 0/100
12 30070 Porterdale GA 0/100
13 30094 Conyers GA 0/100 75/100
14 30104 Aragon GA 0/100
15 30108 Bowdon GA 0/100
16 30109 Bowdon Junction GA 0/100
17 30110 Bremen GA 0/100
18 30112 Carrollton GA 0/100
19 30113 Buchanan GA 0/100
20 30116 Carrollton GA 0/100
21 30117 Carrollton GA 0/100
22 30118 Carrollton GA 0/100
23 30119 Carrollton GA 0/100
24 30125 Cedartown GA 0/100
25 30132 Dallas GA 0/100
26 30138 Esom Hill GA 0/100
27 30140 Felton GA 0/100
28 30141 Hiram GA 0/100
29 30143 Jasper GA 0/100
30 30148 Marble Hill GA 0/100
31 30150 Mount Zion GA 0/100
32 30151 Nelson GA 0/100
33 30153 Rockmart GA 0/100
34 30157 Dallas GA 0/100
35 30170 Roopville GA 0/100
36 30175 Talking Rock GA 0/100
37 30176 Tallapoosa GA 0/100
38 30177 Tate GA 0/100
39 30179 Temple GA 0/100
40 30180 Villa Rica GA 0/100
41 30182 Waco GA 0/100
42 30185 Whitesburg GA 0/100
43 30204 Barnesville GA 0/100
44 30205 Brooks GA 0/100
45 30206 Concord GA 0/100
46 30208 Rockdale County GA 0/100
47 30209 Newton County GA 0/100
48 30212 Experiment GA 0/100
49 30214 Fayetteville GA 0/100
50 30215 Fayetteville GA 0/100
51 30216 Flovilla GA 0/100
52 30217 Franklin GA 0/100
53 30218 Gay GA 0/100
54 30222 Greenville GA 0/100
55 30223 Griffin GA 0/100
56 30224 Griffin GA 0/100
57 30230 Hogansville GA 0/100
58 30233 Jackson GA 0/100
59 30234 Jenkinsburg GA 0/100
60 30240 Lagrange GA 0/100
61 30241 Lagrange GA 0/100
62 30249 Walton County GA 0/100
63 30251 Luthersville GA 0/100
64 30256 Meansville GA 0/100
65 30257 Milner GA 0/100
66 30258 Molena GA 0/100
67 30261 Lagrange GA 0/100
68 30266 Orchard Hill GA 0/100
69 30269 Peachtree City GA 0/100
70 30270 Peachtree City GA 0/100
71 30284 Sunny Side GA 0/100
72 30285 The Rock GA 0/100
73 30286 Thomaston GA 0/100
74 30290 Tyrone GA 0/100
75 30292 Williamson GA 0/100
76 30293 Woodbury GA 0/100
77 30295 Zebulon GA 0/100
78 30401 Swainsboro GA 0/100
79 30411 Alamo GA 0/100
80 30413 Bartow GA 0/100
81 30414 Bellville GA 0/100
82 30415 Brooklet GA 0/100
83 30417 Claxton GA 0/100
84 30420 Cobbtown GA 0/100
85 30421 Collins GA 0/100
86 30423 Daisy GA 0/100
87 30424 Dover GA 0/100
88 30425 Garfield GA 0/100
89 30426 Girard GA 0/100
90 30427 Glennville GA 0/100
91 30428 Glenwood GA 0/100
92 30429 Hagan GA 0/100
93 30434 Louisville GA 0/100
94 30436 Lyons GA 0/100
95 30438 Manassas GA 0/100
96 30439 Metter GA 0/100
97 30441 Midville GA 0/100
98 30442 Millen GA 0/100
99 30446 Newington GA 0/100
100 30447 Norristown GA 0/100

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 areas with well-maintained gas infrastructure and minimal historical incidents.

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 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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