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ZIP Codes Ranked by Water-System Lead Results…

Last updated: October 14, 2026

190 ZIP codes ranked by Lead (ppb) #1: ZIP 84335 (Smithfield, UT) - 46.0 ppb

Out of 190 ZIP codes with data in Utah, these are the highest-ranked areas for lead (ppb). See also: National Worst ZIP Codes for Lead in Water | All Utah Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 190
Highest value 46.0 ppb
Median value 2.6 ppb
State Utah

Top 100 Worst ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Lead (ppb) Safety Score
1 84335 Smithfield UT 46.0 ppb 67/100
2 84026 Fort Duchesne UT 13.7 ppb 66/100
3 84039 Lapoint UT 13.7 ppb —
4 84085 Whiterocks UT 13.7 ppb —
5 84087 Woods Cross UT 13.5 ppb 56/100
6 84328 Paradise UT 11.3 ppb —
7 84317 Huntsville UT 11.0 ppb —
8 84010 Bountiful UT 8.6 ppb 56/100
9 84054 North Salt Lake UT 8.6 ppb 58/100
10 84098 Park City UT 8.2 ppb —
11 84306 Collinston UT 8.0 ppb —
12 84309 Deweyville UT 8.0 ppb —
13 84311 Fielding UT 8.0 ppb —
14 84312 Garland UT 8.0 ppb —
15 84314 Honeyville UT 8.0 ppb —
16 84035 Jensen UT 7.1 ppb 67/100
17 84063 Randlett UT 7.1 ppb —
18 84078 Vernal UT 7.1 ppb 65/100
19 84713 Beaver UT 6.4 ppb —
20 84020 Draper UT 6.0 ppb 68/100
21 84037 Kaysville UT 5.9 ppb 74/100
22 84092 Sandy UT 5.7 ppb 51/100
23 84094 Sandy UT 5.7 ppb 68/100
24 84112 Salt Lake City UT 5.5 ppb 56/100
25 84113 Salt Lake City UT 5.5 ppb 56/100
26 84066 Roosevelt UT 5.3 ppb 51/100
27 84318 Hyde Park UT 5.3 ppb 77/100
28 84107 Salt Lake City UT 5.0 ppb 42/100
29 84115 Salt Lake City UT 5.0 ppb 57/100
30 84117 Salt Lake City UT 5.0 ppb 58/100
31 84059 Orem UT 5.0 ppb 67/100
32 84017 Coalville UT 4.5 ppb —
33 84061 Peoa UT 4.5 ppb —
34 84627 Ephraim UT 4.5 ppb —
35 84642 Manti UT 4.5 ppb —
36 84015 Clearfield UT 4.4 ppb 78/100
37 84601 Provo UT 4.3 ppb 83/100
38 84602 Provo UT 4.3 ppb —
39 84604 Provo UT 4.3 ppb 83/100
40 84606 Provo UT 4.3 ppb 80/100
41 84327 Newton UT 4.2 ppb —
42 84338 Trenton UT 4.2 ppb —
43 84009 South Jordan UT 4.1 ppb —
44 84095 South Jordan UT 4.1 ppb 75/100
45 84040 Layton UT 4.1 ppb 74/100
46 84041 Layton UT 4.1 ppb 80/100
47 84326 Millville UT 4.0 ppb —
48 84332 Providence UT 4.0 ppb 81/100
49 84006 Bingham Canyon UT 3.8 ppb —
50 84096 Herriman UT 3.8 ppb 72/100
51 84003 American Fork UT 3.7 ppb 67/100
52 84305 Clarkston UT 3.7 ppb —
53 84308 Cornish UT 3.7 ppb —
54 84036 Kamas UT 3.6 ppb —
55 84530 La Sal UT 3.6 ppb —
56 84535 Monticello UT 3.6 ppb —
57 84319 Hyrum UT 3.4 ppb 81/100
58 84339 Wellsville UT 3.4 ppb 81/100
59 84767 Springdale UT 3.4 ppb 83/100
60 84084 West Jordan UT 3.3 ppb 75/100
61 84123 Salt Lake City UT 3.3 ppb 75/100
62 84129 Salt Lake City UT 3.3 ppb 73/100
63 84315 Hooper UT 3.3 ppb 83/100
64 84653 Salem UT 3.3 ppb 67/100
65 84320 Lewiston UT 3.2 ppb —
66 84333 Richmond UT 3.2 ppb —
67 84532 Moab UT 3.1 ppb 66/100
68 84623 Chester UT 3.1 ppb —
69 84629 Fairview UT 3.1 ppb —
70 84632 Fountain Green UT 3.1 ppb —
71 84646 Moroni UT 3.1 ppb —
72 84667 Wales UT 3.1 ppb —
73 84741 Kanab UT 3.1 ppb —
74 84014 Centerville UT 3.0 ppb 74/100
75 84025 Farmington UT 3.0 ppb 72/100
76 84043 Lehi UT 3.0 ppb 67/100
77 84065 Riverton UT 3.0 ppb 68/100
78 84513 Castle Dale UT 3.0 ppb —
79 84518 Cleveland UT 3.0 ppb —
80 84521 Elmo UT 3.0 ppb —
81 84528 Huntington UT 3.0 ppb —
82 84537 Orangeville UT 3.0 ppb —
83 84070 Sandy UT 2.9 ppb 58/100
84 84093 Sandy UT 2.9 ppb 51/100
85 84648 Nephi UT 2.9 ppb —
86 84047 Midvale UT 2.8 ppb 42/100
87 84055 Oakley UT 2.8 ppb —
88 84062 Pleasant Grove UT 2.8 ppb 67/100
89 84310 Eden UT 2.8 ppb —
90 84325 Mendon UT 2.8 ppb —
91 84404 Ogden UT 2.7 ppb 83/100
92 84414 Ogden UT 2.7 ppb 74/100
93 84032 Heber City UT 2.7 ppb 67/100
94 84341 Logan UT 2.7 ppb 77/100
95 84074 Tooele UT 2.6 ppb 67/100
96 84075 Syracuse UT 2.6 ppb 81/100
97 84742 Kanarraville UT 2.6 ppb —
98 84101 Salt Lake City UT 2.5 ppb 58/100
99 84102 Salt Lake City UT 2.5 ppb 58/100

Methodology

Lead rankings are based on the 90th percentile lead testing value (PB90) reported by water systems under the Lead and Copper Rule. When CCR data is unavailable, EPA SDWIS lead sampling data is used. The EPA action level for lead is 15 ppb (0.015 mg/L). There is no safe level of lead exposure.

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: 2026-10-14.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a dangerous lead level in water?

The EPA action level is 15 parts per billion (ppb). The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends no more than 1 ppb for school drinking water. There is no safe level of lead exposure for children.

How is lead measured in water?

Water systems collect samples from homes with known lead service lines or lead solder. The 90th percentile value (PB90) means 90% of samples tested below that level. If PB90 exceeds 15 ppb, the system must take corrective action.

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