2026 Rankings

Lowest Gas Incident Scores: Missouri ZIP Codes — 2026

Last updated: October 18, 2026

1,194 ZIP codes ranked by Gas Risk Score #1: ZIP 63013 (Beaufort, MO) - 0/100

Out of 1,194 ZIP codes with data in Missouri, these are the lowest-ranked areas for gas risk score. See also: National Safest ZIP Codes for Gas & CO Risk | All Missouri Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 1,194
Lowest value 0/100
Median value 0/100
State Missouri

100 Lowest-Ranked ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Gas Risk Score Safety Score
1 63013 Beaufort MO 0/100 —
2 63014 Berger MO 0/100 —
3 63015 Catawissa MO 0/100 —
4 63030 Fletcher MO 0/100 —
5 63036 French Village MO 0/100 —
6 63037 Gerald MO 0/100 —
7 63039 Gray Summit MO 0/100 —
8 63041 Grubville MO 0/100 —
9 63056 Leslie MO 0/100 —
10 63060 Lonedell MO 0/100 —
11 63061 Luebbering MO 0/100 —
12 63068 New Haven MO 0/100 —
13 63069 Pacific MO 0/100 —
14 63071 Richwoods MO 0/100 —
15 63072 Robertsville MO 0/100 —
16 63073 Saint Albans MO 0/100 —
17 63077 Saint Clair MO 0/100 —
18 63079 Stanton MO 0/100 —
19 63080 Sullivan MO 0/100 —
20 63084 Union MO 0/100 —
21 63087 Valles Mines MO 0/100 —
22 63089 Villa Ridge MO 0/100 —
23 63090 Washington MO 0/100 —
24 63091 Rosebud MO 0/100 —
25 63141 Saint Louis MO 0/100 83/100
26 63301 Saint Charles MO 0/100 66/100
27 63303 Saint Charles MO 0/100 66/100
28 63304 Saint Charles MO 0/100 66/100
29 63332 Augusta MO 0/100 —
30 63333 Bellflower MO 0/100 —
31 63341 Defiance MO 0/100 83/100
32 63343 Elsberry MO 0/100 74/100
33 63345 Farber MO 0/100 —
34 63347 Foley MO 0/100 79/100
35 63348 Foristell MO 0/100 70/100
36 63349 Hawk Point MO 0/100 —
37 63350 High Hill MO 0/100 —
38 63351 Jonesburg MO 0/100 —
39 63352 Laddonia MO 0/100 —
40 63359 Middletown MO 0/100 —
41 63361 Montgomery City MO 0/100 —
42 63362 Moscow Mills MO 0/100 76/100
43 63363 New Florence MO 0/100 —
44 63365 New Melle MO 0/100 —
45 63366 O Fallon MO 0/100 60/100
46 63367 Lake Saint Louis MO 0/100 81/100
47 63368 O Fallon MO 0/100 66/100
48 63369 Old Monroe MO 0/100 81/100
49 63373 Portage Des Sioux MO 0/100 —
50 63376 Saint Peters MO 0/100 65/100
51 63377 Silex MO 0/100 —
52 63379 Troy MO 0/100 76/100
53 63382 Vandalia MO 0/100 —
54 63383 Warrenton MO 0/100 —
55 63384 Wellsville MO 0/100 —
56 63385 Wentzville MO 0/100 75/100
57 63386 West Alton MO 0/100 —
58 63387 Whiteside MO 0/100 —
59 63388 Williamsburg MO 0/100 83/100
60 63389 Winfield MO 0/100 78/100
61 63401 Hannibal MO 0/100 —
62 63430 Alexandria MO 0/100 —
63 63431 Anabel MO 0/100 —
64 63432 Arbela MO 0/100 —
65 63434 Bethel MO 0/100 —
66 63435 Canton MO 0/100 —
67 63436 Center MO 0/100 —
68 63437 Clarence MO 0/100 —
69 63438 Durham MO 0/100 —
70 63439 Emden MO 0/100 —
71 63440 Ewing MO 0/100 —
72 63443 Hunnewell MO 0/100 —
73 63445 Kahoka MO 0/100 —
74 63446 Knox City MO 0/100 —
75 63447 La Belle MO 0/100 —
76 63448 La Grange MO 0/100 —
77 63450 Lentner MO 0/100 —
78 63451 Leonard MO 0/100 —
79 63452 Lewistown MO 0/100 —
80 63453 Luray MO 0/100 —
81 63454 Maywood MO 0/100 —
82 63456 Monroe City MO 0/100 80/100
83 63457 Monticello MO 0/100 —
84 63458 Newark MO 0/100 —
85 63459 New London MO 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 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: 2026-10-18.

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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