2026 Rankings

Lowest Gas Incident Scores: New York ZIP Codes — 2026

Last updated: October 19, 2026

2,260 ZIP codes ranked by Gas Risk Score #1: ZIP 10027 (New York, NY) - 0/100

Out of 2,260 ZIP codes with data in New York, these are the lowest-ranked areas for gas risk score. See also: National Safest ZIP Codes for Gas & CO Risk | All New York Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 2,260
Lowest value 0/100
Median value 1/100
State New York

100 Lowest-Ranked ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Gas Risk Score Safety Score
1 10027 New York NY 0/100 —
2 10033 New York NY 0/100 —
3 11716 Bohemia NY 0/100 —
4 12007 Alcove NY 0/100 —
5 12009 Altamont NY 0/100 —
6 12010 Amsterdam NY 0/100 —
7 12015 Athens NY 0/100 —
8 12017 Austerlitz NY 0/100 —
9 12018 Averill Park NY 0/100 —
10 12022 Berlin NY 0/100 —
11 12023 Berne NY 0/100 —
12 12024 Brainard NY 0/100 —
13 12025 Broadalbin NY 0/100 —
14 12028 Buskirk NY 0/100 —
15 12029 Canaan NY 0/100 —
16 12031 Carlisle NY 0/100 —
17 12032 Caroga Lake NY 0/100 —
18 12033 Castleton On Hudson NY 0/100 —
19 12035 Central Bridge NY 0/100 —
20 12036 Charlotteville NY 0/100 —
21 12037 Chatham NY 0/100 —
22 12041 Clarksville NY 0/100 —
23 12042 Climax NY 0/100 —
24 12043 Cobleskill NY 0/100 —
25 12045 Coeymans NY 0/100 —
26 12046 Coeymans Hollow NY 0/100 —
27 12047 Cohoes NY 0/100 65/100
28 12051 Coxsackie NY 0/100 —
29 12052 Cropseyville NY 0/100 —
30 12054 Delmar NY 0/100 65/100
31 12057 Eagle Bridge NY 0/100 —
32 12058 Earlton NY 0/100 —
33 12059 East Berne NY 0/100 —
34 12060 East Chatham NY 0/100 —
35 12061 East Greenbush NY 0/100 —
36 12062 East Nassau NY 0/100 —
37 12063 East Schodack NY 0/100 —
38 12064 East Worcester NY 0/100 —
39 12066 Esperance NY 0/100 —
40 12067 Feura Bush NY 0/100 65/100
41 12068 Fonda NY 0/100 —
42 12069 Fort Hunter NY 0/100 —
43 12070 Fort Johnson NY 0/100 —
44 12071 Fultonham NY 0/100 —
45 12072 Fultonville NY 0/100 —
46 12075 Ghent NY 0/100 —
47 12076 Gilboa NY 0/100 —
48 12077 Glenmont NY 0/100 65/100
49 12078 Gloversville NY 0/100 —
50 12083 Greenville NY 0/100 —
51 12084 Guilderland NY 0/100 65/100
52 12085 Guilderland Center NY 0/100 —
53 12086 Hagaman NY 0/100 —
54 12087 Hannacroix NY 0/100 —
55 12090 Hoosick Falls NY 0/100 —
56 12092 Howes Cave NY 0/100 —
57 12093 Jefferson NY 0/100 —
58 12094 Johnsonville NY 0/100 —
59 12095 Johnstown NY 0/100 —
60 12106 Kinderhook NY 0/100 —
61 12108 Lake Pleasant NY 0/100 —
62 12110 Latham NY 0/100 67/100
63 12115 Malden Bridge NY 0/100 —
64 12116 Maryland NY 0/100 —
65 12117 Mayfield NY 0/100 —
66 12120 Medusa NY 0/100 —
67 12121 Melrose NY 0/100 —
68 12122 Middleburgh NY 0/100 —
69 12123 Nassau NY 0/100 —
70 12124 New Baltimore NY 0/100 —
71 12125 New Lebanon NY 0/100 —
72 12130 Niverville NY 0/100 —
73 12131 North Blenheim NY 0/100 —
74 12132 North Chatham NY 0/100 —
75 12134 Northville NY 0/100 —
76 12136 Old Chatham NY 0/100 —
77 12138 Petersburg NY 0/100 —
78 12139 Piseco NY 0/100 —
79 12140 Poestenkill NY 0/100 —
80 12143 Ravena NY 0/100 67/100
81 12144 Rensselaer NY 0/100 —
82 12147 Rensselaerville NY 0/100 —
83 12149 Richmondville NY 0/100 —
84 12153 Sand Lake NY 0/100 —
85 12154 Schaghticoke NY 0/100 —
86 12155 Schenevus NY 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: 2026-10-19.

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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