2026 Rankings

ZIP Codes With the Highest Gas Incident Scores…

Last updated: October 15, 2026

845 ZIP codes ranked by Gas Risk Score #1: ZIP 44114 (Cleveland, OH) - 63/100

Out of 845 ZIP codes with data in Ohio, these are the highest-ranked areas for gas risk score. See also: National ZIP Codes with Worst CO & Gas Safety Risk | All Ohio Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 845
Highest value 63/100
Median value 4/100
State Ohio

Top 100 Worst ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Gas Risk Score Safety Score
1 44114 Cleveland OH 63/100 83/100
2 44401 Berlin Center OH 63/100 —
3 44405 Campbell OH 63/100 82/100
4 44406 Canfield OH 63/100 61/100
5 44429 Lake Milton OH 63/100 —
6 44436 Lowellville OH 63/100 82/100
7 44442 New Middletown OH 63/100 82/100
8 44443 New Springfield OH 63/100 82/100
9 44451 North Jackson OH 63/100 —
10 44452 North Lima OH 63/100 80/100
11 44454 Petersburg OH 63/100 —
12 44471 Struthers OH 63/100 82/100
13 44502 Youngstown OH 63/100 65/100
14 44503 Youngstown OH 63/100 66/100
15 44504 Youngstown OH 63/100 66/100
16 44506 Youngstown OH 63/100 66/100
17 44507 Youngstown OH 63/100 66/100
18 44509 Youngstown OH 63/100 66/100
19 44510 Youngstown OH 63/100 66/100
20 44511 Youngstown OH 63/100 66/100
21 44512 Youngstown OH 63/100 65/100
22 44514 Youngstown OH 63/100 65/100
23 44515 Youngstown OH 63/100 66/100
24 44555 Youngstown OH 63/100 —
25 44619 Damascus OH 63/100 —
26 44672 Sebring OH 63/100 82/100
27 44017 Berea OH 45/100 73/100
28 44022 Chagrin Falls OH 45/100 66/100
29 44040 Gates Mills OH 45/100 75/100
30 44070 North Olmsted OH 45/100 75/100
31 44101 Cleveland OH 45/100 —
32 44102 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
33 44103 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
34 44104 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
35 44105 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
36 44106 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
37 44107 Lakewood OH 45/100 72/100
38 44108 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
39 44109 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
40 44110 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
41 44111 Cleveland OH 45/100 72/100
42 44112 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
43 44113 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
44 44115 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
45 44116 Rocky River OH 45/100 72/100
46 44117 Euclid OH 45/100 75/100
47 44118 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
48 44119 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
49 44120 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
50 44121 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
51 44122 Beachwood OH 45/100 75/100
52 44123 Euclid OH 45/100 75/100
53 44124 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
54 44125 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
55 44126 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
56 44127 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
57 44128 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
58 44129 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
59 44130 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
60 44131 Independence OH 45/100 75/100
61 44132 Euclid OH 45/100 75/100
62 44133 North Royalton OH 45/100 75/100
63 44134 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
64 44135 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
65 44136 Strongsville OH 45/100 75/100
66 44137 Maple Heights OH 45/100 75/100
67 44138 Olmsted Falls OH 45/100 74/100
68 44139 Solon OH 45/100 73/100
69 44140 Bay Village OH 45/100 74/100
70 44141 Brecksville OH 45/100 75/100
71 44142 Brookpark OH 45/100 75/100
72 44143 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
73 44144 Cleveland OH 45/100 75/100
74 44145 Westlake OH 45/100 75/100
75 44146 Bedford OH 45/100 74/100
76 44147 Broadview Heights OH 45/100 75/100
77 44149 Strongsville OH 45/100 71/100
78 45301 Alpha OH 16/100 65/100
79 45305 Bellbrook OH 16/100 46/100
80 45307 Bowersville OH 16/100 —
81 45314 Cedarville OH 16/100 65/100
82 45316 Clifton OH 16/100 —
83 45324 Fairborn OH 16/100 62/100
84 45335 Jamestown OH 16/100 62/100

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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