Radon levels by state

Every state ranked by its population-weighted predicted basement radon average (model estimate, 2001-2021), with the EPA zone mix of its counties. Click a state for its county table.

#StatePredicted basement avgCounties ≥ 4ZIPs ≥ 4Zone 1 / 2 / 3
1South Dakota3.9 pCi/L34 of 6642.1%48 / 18 / 0
2Nebraska3.6 pCi/L42 of 9350.1%53 / 24 / 16
3Iowa3.5 pCi/L50 of 9941%99 / 0 / 0
4North Dakota3.3 pCi/L11 of 5311.7%53 / 0 / 0
5Montana3.1 pCi/L1 of 561%49 / 7 / 0
6Wyoming3.0 pCi/L1 of 232.9%21 / 2 / 0
7Ohio2.8 pCi/L14 of 8810.7%53 / 35 / 0
8Idaho2.6 pCi/L2 of 443.3%19 / 20 / 5
9Colorado2.6 pCi/L3 of 641.8%53 / 11 / 0
10Kansas2.6 pCi/L25 of 10516.5%65 / 40 / 0
11Kentucky2.5 pCi/L0 of 1200.6%30 / 82 / 8
12Minnesota2.4 pCi/L9 of 878.6%68 / 19 / 0
13West Virginia2.4 pCi/L0 of 550.2%20 / 29 / 6
14Tennessee2.3 pCi/L0 of 950.2%39 / 32 / 24
15Indiana2.3 pCi/L0 of 920.1%57 / 35 / 0
16Pennsylvania2.3 pCi/L2 of 672.9%49 / 17 / 1
17Utah2.3 pCi/L0 of 291.3%7 / 22 / 0
18Missouri2.2 pCi/L1 of 1151.3%11 / 97 / 7
19Maine2.2 pCi/L0 of 160%12 / 4 / 0
20New Mexico2.1 pCi/L0 of 320%7 / 26 / 0
21New Hampshire2.1 pCi/L0 of 100.4%1 / 9 / 0
22Wisconsin2.0 pCi/L0 of 720.1%28 / 44 / 0
23Nevada1.9 pCi/L0 of 170%9 / 7 / 1
24Illinois1.9 pCi/L1 of 1020.4%56 / 43 / 3
25Georgia1.9 pCi/L0 of 1590%4 / 55 / 100
26Massachusetts1.8 pCi/L0 of 140.4%3 / 10 / 1
27Alabama1.8 pCi/L0 of 670%13 / 33 / 21
28Oklahoma1.8 pCi/L0 of 770%0 / 9 / 68
29Arkansas1.8 pCi/L0 of 750%0 / 14 / 61
30Arizona1.7 pCi/L0 of 150%0 / 15 / 0
31Oregon1.7 pCi/L0 of 360%0 / 21 / 15
32Vermont1.7 pCi/L0 of 140%0 / 12 / 2
33North Carolina1.7 pCi/L0 of 1000.3%8 / 31 / 61
34Virginia1.6 pCi/L0 of 1120.1%62 / 28 / 43
35South Carolina1.6 pCi/L0 of 460%1 / 8 / 37
36Michigan1.6 pCi/L0 of 830%9 / 32 / 42
37Washington1.6 pCi/L0 of 390%7 / 14 / 18
38Rhode Island1.6 pCi/L0 of 50%2 / 2 / 1
39Texas1.5 pCi/L0 of 2530%0 / 39 / 215
40Connecticut1.5 pCi/L0 of 80%4 / 3 / 1
41California1.5 pCi/L0 of 580%2 / 29 / 27
42Mississippi1.5 pCi/L0 of 820%0 / 8 / 74
43Louisiana1.4 pCi/L0 of 640%0 / 0 / 64
44New York1.4 pCi/L0 of 620%34 / 13 / 15
45Delaware1.3 pCi/L0 of 30%0 / 1 / 2
46New Jersey1.3 pCi/L0 of 210%7 / 11 / 3
47Maryland1.3 pCi/L0 of 240%8 / 9 / 7
48Florida1.3 pCi/L0 of 670%0 / 9 / 58
49District of Columbia1.1 pCi/L0 of 10%0 / 0 / 1
-Alaskanot modeled--0 / 5 / 25
-Hawaiinot modeled--0 / 0 / 5

49 states have model predictions; Alaska and Hawaii show EPA zones only. Zone counts use current Census county boundaries (see methodology).