2026 Rankings

Lowest Gas Incident Scores: Ohio ZIP Codes — 2026

Last updated: October 15, 2026

1,453 ZIP codes ranked by Gas Risk Score #1: ZIP 43006 (Brinkhaven, OH) - 0/100

Out of 1,453 ZIP codes with data in Ohio, these are the lowest-ranked areas for gas risk score. See also: National Safest ZIP Codes for Gas & CO Risk | All Ohio Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 1,453
Lowest value 0/100
Median value 1/100
State Ohio

100 Lowest-Ranked ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Gas Risk Score Safety Score
1 43006 Brinkhaven OH 0/100 —
2 43009 Cable OH 0/100 —
3 43011 Centerburg OH 0/100 50/100
4 43014 Danville OH 0/100 —
5 43019 Fredericktown OH 0/100 50/100
6 43022 Gambier OH 0/100 64/100
7 43028 Howard OH 0/100 63/100
8 43029 Irwin OH 0/100 —
9 43036 Magnetic Springs OH 0/100 —
10 43037 Martinsburg OH 0/100 —
11 43040 Marysville OH 0/100 —
12 43044 Mechanicsburg OH 0/100 —
13 43045 Milford Center OH 0/100 —
14 43046 Millersport OH 0/100 —
15 43050 Mount Vernon OH 0/100 45/100
16 43060 North Lewisburg OH 0/100 —
17 43064 Plain City OH 0/100 42/100
18 43067 Raymond OH 0/100 —
19 43070 Rosewood OH 0/100 —
20 43072 Saint Paris OH 0/100 —
21 43076 Thornville OH 0/100 —
22 43077 Unionville Center OH 0/100 —
23 43078 Urbana OH 0/100 —
24 43084 Woodstock OH 0/100 —
25 43101 Adelphi OH 0/100 —
26 43102 Amanda OH 0/100 —
27 43103 Ashville OH 0/100 —
28 43105 Baltimore OH 0/100 —
29 43106 Bloomingburg OH 0/100 —
30 43107 Bremen OH 0/100 —
31 43111 Carbon Hill OH 0/100 —
32 43112 Carroll OH 0/100 —
33 43113 Circleville OH 0/100 —
34 43115 Clarksburg OH 0/100 —
35 43116 Commercial Point OH 0/100 —
36 43126 Harrisburg OH 0/100 —
37 43127 Haydenville OH 0/100 —
38 43128 Jeffersonville OH 0/100 —
39 43130 Lancaster OH 0/100 —
40 43135 Laurelville OH 0/100 —
41 43136 Lithopolis OH 0/100 —
42 43138 Logan OH 0/100 —
43 43140 London OH 0/100 50/100
44 43142 Milledgeville OH 0/100 —
45 43143 Mount Sterling OH 0/100 58/100
46 43144 Murray City OH 0/100 —
47 43145 New Holland OH 0/100 —
48 43146 Orient OH 0/100 —
49 43147 Pickerington OH 0/100 —
50 43148 Pleasantville OH 0/100 —
51 43149 Rockbridge OH 0/100 —
52 43150 Rushville OH 0/100 —
53 43151 Sedalia OH 0/100 —
54 43152 South Bloomingville OH 0/100 —
55 43153 South Solon OH 0/100 —
56 43154 Stoutsville OH 0/100 —
57 43155 Sugar Grove OH 0/100 —
58 43156 Tarlton OH 0/100 —
59 43157 Thurston OH 0/100 —
60 43158 Union Furnace OH 0/100 —
61 43160 Washington Court House OH 0/100 —
62 43162 West Jefferson OH 0/100 62/100
63 43315 Cardington OH 0/100 —
64 43316 Carey OH 0/100 —
65 43317 Chesterville OH 0/100 —
66 43320 Edison OH 0/100 —
67 43321 Fulton OH 0/100 —
68 43323 Harpster OH 0/100 —
69 43326 Kenton OH 0/100 —
70 43330 Kirby OH 0/100 —
71 43334 Marengo OH 0/100 —
72 43338 Mount Gilead OH 0/100 —
73 43340 Mount Victory OH 0/100 —
74 43344 Richwood OH 0/100 —
75 43346 Roundhead OH 0/100 —
76 43350 Sparta OH 0/100 —
77 43351 Upper Sandusky OH 0/100 —
78 43358 West Mansfield OH 0/100 —
79 43359 Wharton OH 0/100 —
80 43402 Bowling Green OH 0/100 80/100
81 43403 Bowling Green OH 0/100 83/100
82 43406 Bradner OH 0/100 —
83 43407 Burgoon OH 0/100 —
84 43408 Clay Center OH 0/100 —
85 43410 Clyde OH 0/100 —
86 43413 Cygnet OH 0/100 —
87 43414 Dunbridge OH 0/100 —
88 43416 Elmore OH 0/100 —
89 43420 Fremont OH 0/100 —
90 43430 Genoa OH 0/100 —
91 43431 Gibsonburg OH 0/100 —
92 43432 Graytown OH 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: 2026-10-15.

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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