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ZIP Codes With the Highest Gas Incident Scores…

Last updated: October 15, 2026

412 ZIP codes ranked by Gas Risk Score #1: ZIP 64001 (Alma, MO) - 44/100

Out of 412 ZIP codes with data in Missouri, these are the highest-ranked areas for gas risk score. See also: National ZIP Codes with Worst CO & Gas Safety Risk | All Missouri Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 412
Highest value 44/100
Median value 2/100
State Missouri

Top 100 Worst ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Gas Risk Score Safety Score
1 64001 Alma MO 44/100 —
2 64011 Bates City MO 44/100 —
3 64020 Concordia MO 44/100 —
4 64021 Corder MO 44/100 —
5 64022 Dover MO 44/100 —
6 64037 Higginsville MO 44/100 —
7 64067 Lexington MO 44/100 —
8 64071 Mayview MO 44/100 —
9 64074 Napoleon MO 44/100 —
10 64076 Odessa MO 44/100 —
11 64096 Waverly MO 44/100 —
12 64097 Wellington MO 44/100 —
13 64014 Blue Springs MO 14/100 63/100
14 64015 Blue Springs MO 14/100 61/100
15 64016 Buckner MO 14/100 64/100
16 64029 Grain Valley MO 14/100 60/100
17 64030 Grandview MO 14/100 62/100
18 64050 Independence MO 14/100 64/100
19 64052 Independence MO 14/100 66/100
20 64053 Independence MO 14/100 61/100
21 64054 Independence MO 14/100 64/100
22 64055 Independence MO 14/100 62/100
23 64056 Independence MO 14/100 65/100
24 64057 Independence MO 14/100 63/100
25 64058 Independence MO 14/100 67/100
26 64063 Lees Summit MO 14/100 65/100
27 64064 Lees Summit MO 14/100 59/100
28 64065 Lees Summit MO 14/100 —
29 64066 Levasy MO 14/100 —
30 64070 Lone Jack MO 14/100 61/100
31 64075 Oak Grove MO 14/100 61/100
32 64081 Lees Summit MO 14/100 65/100
33 64082 Lees Summit MO 14/100 60/100
34 64086 Lees Summit MO 14/100 58/100
35 64088 Sibley MO 14/100 65/100
36 64101 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
37 64105 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
38 64108 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
39 64109 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
40 64110 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
41 64111 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
42 64112 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
43 64113 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
44 64114 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
45 64120 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
46 64123 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
47 64126 Kansas City MO 14/100 63/100
48 64127 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
49 64128 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
50 64129 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
51 64130 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
52 64131 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
53 64132 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
54 64133 Kansas City MO 14/100 62/100
55 64134 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
56 64136 Kansas City MO 14/100 63/100
57 64137 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
58 64138 Kansas City MO 14/100 62/100
59 64139 Kansas City MO 14/100 60/100
60 64145 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
61 64146 Kansas City MO 14/100 64/100
62 64147 Kansas City MO 14/100 60/100
63 64149 Kansas City MO 14/100 61/100
64 64454 Gower MO 12/100 62/100
65 64465 Lathrop MO 12/100 55/100
66 64477 Plattsburg MO 12/100 58/100
67 64492 Trimble MO 12/100 60/100
68 64493 Turney MO 12/100 61/100
69 63005 Chesterfield MO 5/100 82/100
70 63011 Ballwin MO 5/100 83/100
71 63017 Chesterfield MO 5/100 83/100
72 63021 Ballwin MO 5/100 81/100

Methodology

Gas risk rankings use PHMSA gas distribution incident data (2004-2026), mapped to counties and ZIP codes. Risk scores (0-100) factor in total incidents, fatalities, and recency. Counties with more incidents, deaths, and recent events score highest. Data source: U.S. DOT Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration.

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 is a gas distribution incident?

Gas distribution incidents involve failures in the local natural gas pipeline network — the pipes that carry gas from main lines to homes and businesses. These can cause explosions, fires, carbon monoxide poisoning, and property damage. PHMSA tracks all reported incidents nationally.

How can I protect my home from CO and gas leaks?

Install CO detectors on every level of your home (CPSC recommendation). Have gas appliances inspected annually by a licensed technician. Know the signs of a gas leak: rotten egg smell, hissing near gas lines, dead vegetation near pipelines. If you smell gas, leave immediately and call 911.

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