Washington Radon Levels

39 counties EPA Region 10
7Zone 1 (High)
14Zone 2 (Moderate)
18Zone 3 (Low)

18% of counties in Washington are classified as EPA Zone 1 (highest radon potential), meaning predicted average indoor radon levels exceed 4 pCi/L — the EPA action level. The EPA recommends that all homes be tested for radon, regardless of zone classification.

CountyEPA ZoneRisk Level
Adams County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Asotin County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Benton County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Chelan County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Clallam County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Clark County Zone 1 Highest Potential
Columbia County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Cowlitz County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Douglas County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Ferry County Zone 1 Highest Potential
Franklin County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Garfield County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Grant County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Grays Harbor County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Island County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Jefferson County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
King County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Kitsap County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Kittitas County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Klickitat County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Lewis County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Lincoln County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Mason County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Okanogan County Zone 1 Highest Potential
Pacific County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Pend Oreille County Zone 1 Highest Potential
Pierce County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
San Juan County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Skagit County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Skamania County Zone 1 Highest Potential
Snohomish County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Spokane County Zone 1 Highest Potential
Stevens County Zone 1 Highest Potential
Thurston County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Wahkiakum County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Walla Walla County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Whatcom County Zone 3 Lowest Potential
Whitman County Zone 2 Moderate Potential
Yakima County Zone 2 Moderate Potential

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