2026 Rankings

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

Last updated: August 31, 2026

2,728 ZIP codes ranked by Gas Risk Score #1: ZIP 73301 (Austin, TX) - 0/100

Out of 2,728 ZIP codes with data in Texas, these are the lowest-ranked areas for gas risk score. See also: National Safest ZIP Codes for Gas & CO Risk | All Texas Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 2,728
Lowest value 0/100
Median value 2/100
State Texas

100 Lowest-Ranked ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Gas Risk Score Safety Score
1 73301 Austin TX 0/100
2 75020 Denison TX 0/100
3 75021 Denison TX 0/100
4 75032 Rockwall TX 0/100 90/100
5 75058 Gunter TX 0/100
6 75076 Pottsboro TX 0/100
7 75087 Rockwall TX 0/100 83/100
8 75090 Sherman TX 0/100
9 75091 Sherman TX 0/100
10 75092 Sherman TX 0/100
11 75103 Canton TX 0/100
12 75117 Edgewood TX 0/100
13 75124 Eustace TX 0/100
14 75127 Fruitvale TX 0/100
15 75132 Fate TX 0/100
16 75135 Caddo Mills TX 0/100 95/100
17 75140 Grand Saline TX 0/100
18 75143 Kemp TX 0/100
19 75148 Malakoff TX 0/100
20 75156 Mabank TX 0/100
21 75163 Trinidad TX 0/100
22 75169 Wills Point TX 0/100
23 75189 Royse City TX 0/100 67/100
24 75401 Greenville TX 0/100 73/100
25 75402 Greenville TX 0/100 95/100
26 75403 Greenville TX 0/100
27 75404 Greenville TX 0/100
28 75412 Bagwell TX 0/100
29 75413 Bailey TX 0/100
30 75414 Bells TX 0/100
31 75415 Ben Franklin TX 0/100
32 75417 Bogata TX 0/100
33 75418 Bonham TX 0/100
34 75420 Brashear TX 0/100
35 75422 Campbell TX 0/100
36 75423 Celeste TX 0/100 83/100
37 75426 Clarksville TX 0/100
38 75428 Commerce TX 0/100 87/100
39 75429 Commerce TX 0/100
40 75431 Como TX 0/100
41 75432 Cooper TX 0/100
42 75433 Cumby TX 0/100
43 75436 Detroit TX 0/100
44 75437 Dike TX 0/100
45 75438 Dodd City TX 0/100
46 75439 Ector TX 0/100
47 75440 Emory TX 0/100
48 75441 Enloe TX 0/100
49 75443 Gober TX 0/100
50 75444 Golden TX 0/100
51 75446 Honey Grove TX 0/100
52 75447 Ivanhoe TX 0/100
53 75448 Klondike TX 0/100
54 75449 Ladonia TX 0/100
55 75450 Lake Creek TX 0/100
56 75451 Leesburg TX 0/100
57 75452 Leonard TX 0/100
58 75453 Lone Oak TX 0/100 83/100
59 75455 Mount Pleasant TX 0/100
60 75456 Mount Pleasant TX 0/100
61 75457 Mount Vernon TX 0/100
62 75458 Merit TX 0/100
63 75459 Howe TX 0/100
64 75469 Pecan Gap TX 0/100
65 75471 Pickton TX 0/100
66 75472 Point TX 0/100
67 75474 Quinlan TX 0/100 67/100
68 75475 Randolph TX 0/100
69 75476 Ravenna TX 0/100
70 75478 Saltillo TX 0/100
71 75479 Savoy TX 0/100
72 75480 Scroggins TX 0/100
73 75481 Sulphur Bluff TX 0/100
74 75482 Sulphur Springs TX 0/100
75 75483 Sulphur Springs TX 0/100
76 75487 Talco TX 0/100
77 75488 Telephone TX 0/100
78 75489 Tom Bean TX 0/100
79 75490 Trenton TX 0/100
80 75491 Whitewright TX 0/100
81 75492 Windom TX 0/100
82 75493 Winfield TX 0/100
83 75494 Winnsboro TX 0/100
84 75495 Van Alstyne TX 0/100
85 75496 Wolfe City TX 0/100 83/100
86 75497 Yantis TX 0/100
87 75550 Annona TX 0/100
88 75551 Atlanta TX 0/100
89 75554 Avery TX 0/100
90 75555 Bivins TX 0/100
91 75556 Bloomburg TX 0/100
92 75558 Cookville TX 0/100
93 75560 Douglassville TX 0/100
94 75562 Kildare TX 0/100
95 75563 Linden TX 0/100
96 75564 Lodi TX 0/100
97 75565 Mc Leod TX 0/100
98 75566 Marietta TX 0/100
99 75568 Naples TX 0/100
100 75571 Omaha TX 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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