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Map of Radon Risk Zone by US State

As of 1993 / CT 1997, radon risk zone ranges from 1.0 in Louisiana to 3.0 in Iowa across US states, with a median of 2.2 among the 50 states with data. Source: EPA Map of Radon Zones + CT DEEP 1997.

Radon risk on a 1-3 scale (lower is safer). Most of the US shows EPA Map of Radon Zones at county resolution. Connecticut is shown at census-tract resolution from the 1997 CT DEEP Indoor Radon Potential Map.

Data updated 1997 - Source: EPA Map of Radon Zones + CT DEEP 1997

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Choropleth map of Radon Risk Zone across US states (1993 / CT 1997), by hearthmap
Radon Risk Zone by US state. Source: EPA Map of Radon Zones + CT DEEP 1997.

Category

environment

Native level

Census tract

Unit

zone

Vintage

1993 / CT 1997

States ranked by radon risk zone

50 states with data (1993 / CT 1997). Top 10 highest and bottom 10 lowest.

Top 10 states by radon risk zone
RankStateValue
1Iowa3.0
2North Dakota3.0
3Colorado3.0
4Wyoming3.0
5Maine2.9
6Montana2.8
7Minnesota2.8
8Nebraska2.8
9South Dakota2.7
10Indiana2.7
Bottom 10 states by radon risk zone
RankStateValue
50Louisiana1.0
49Hawaii1.0
48Texas1.0
47Oklahoma1.1
46Mississippi1.1
45Arkansas1.2
44Florida1.3
43Nevada1.3
42Alaska1.4
41Washington1.4

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hearthmap renders radon risk zone as a choropleth map of the United States. Zoom in to see census tract values shaded against the rest of the country, and click any region to see its exact value with margin of error.

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Source: EPA Map of Radon Zones + CT DEEP 1997 · 1993 / CT 1997

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