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Utah radon levels, county by county

28 Utah counties have published radon test data. Ranked worst-first below — the median county sees 40% of home tests reach the EPA action level of 4 pCi/L. Deep-dive pages (data + geology + housing stock) exist for 2 counties so far; more ship as coverage expands.

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#County% tests ≥ 4 pCi/LTests (10-yr)EPA zone
1Beaver100%32
2Garfield100%32
3San Juan66.7%112
4Box Elder64.3%3382
5Wasatch61.7%3732
6Sanpete61.3%561
7Juab61%312
8Morgan60.6%692
9Cache56.8%1,0022
10Uintah55.3%601
11Sevier54.6%911
12Utah48%4,6202
13Duchesne47.4%271
14Tooele45.4%3712
15Wayne40%22
16Salt Lake39.1%10,4492
17Kane38.9%112
18Weber36.2%8702
19Davis33.7%2,1002
20Summit33.1%5952
21Carbon32.3%521
22Iron22.4%842
23Grand14.8%391
24Washington14.8%1782
25Millard11.1%112
26Daggett0%12
27Emery0%12
28Rich0%22

Source: CDC EPHT (labs), 2008–2017; county rank by share of tests at or above 4 pCi/L (counties with too few reported tests are excluded — absence of data is not absence of radon). Zones: EPA Map of Radon Zones. Piute County has no published CDC test data and is omitted. Full sourcing on the methodology page.

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