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Colorado Radon Levels by County (CDPHE Data, 2005–2025)

Across all 64 Colorado counties, 46.4% of pre-mitigation home radon tests came back at or above the EPA action level of 4 pCi/L, based on 237,408 tests collected by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment between 2005 and 2025.

The data is sliced to county level — no individual addresses, no personally identifying information. EPA recommends mitigation at 4 pCi/L. Counties with elevated medians and large test counts warrant testing in real-estate transactions and seasonal retesting in occupied homes.

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Preview of the Colorado Radon Risk Map summarizing all 64 counties

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Every Colorado county, sortable

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Kiowa1866.7%4.6251
MorganFR35464.1%5.1236
San Juan10863.9%5.361
Pueblo6,26063.2%5.7279
Jackson4660.9%5.0522.2
Otero15758.0%4.7114
Cheyennelow dataFR757.1%6.114.3
Chaffee1,62457.1%4.8250
WashingtonFR5156.9%4.547.3
YumaFR10056.0%4.3160.5
Montrose2,49155.2%4.5361.7
Teller2,72754.9%4.7957.4
Gilpin63654.9%4.6773.9
Fremont85054.8%4.8110
Lake42254.7%4.4214
Delta85954.7%4.5209
LarimerFR20,36854.6%4.61146.8
Costilla2653.8%4.421
ElbertFR1,03153.4%4.2240
Hinsdale8853.4%4.65273.1
Moffat26652.3%4.1180
Routt2,75351.7%4.2276
Rio Blanco19351.3%4.1143.6
JeffersonFR30,22950.3%4510.7
Ouray30549.5%3.8230
Park1,06449.0%3.8338.1
Kit CarsonFR14148.9%3.820.8
WeldFR11,15948.6%3.8275
ArapahoeFR21,41948.0%3.7369.6
AdamsFR12,38346.5%3.5279
DouglasFR16,87246.4%3.5274
Dolores3946.2%3.880.6
Summit3,72446.1%3.4379.3
Pitkin2,76745.8%3.5307.6
Crowley2045.0%3.59.6
Prowers20945.0%3.5239
Eagle3,84544.7%3.5235
BroomfieldFR4,59844.4%3.2205
Custer43844.3%3.25217.6
GrandFR1,07343.8%3.3212
BoulderFR19,91443.5%3.3384.6
La Plata3,36543.1%3.3315.1
Garfield3,24342.9%3.3276
PhillipsFR5642.9%3.617
Baca5442.6%2.9208
Mineral8042.5%3.192
San Miguel24142.3%3.198.2
Las Animas94641.1%3.159.5
DenverFR21,97939.8%3.1310.1
Gunnison1,69339.5%2.7263
El Paso25,21138.6%2.9548
Clear Creek71037.3%2.4240
Rio Grande42837.1%2.7336.6
LoganFR12536.8%318.8
LincolnFR10034.0%225.2
Mesa4,31833.5%2.7301
Conejos7533.3%1.7172
Archuleta1,03033.3%2.5209
Huerfano71929.5%2113.7
Saguache20327.6%1.874.8
Alamosa16827.4%2.05116
Montezuma78426.9%2.4107.6
SedgwickFR8921.3%1.911.7
Bent15717.2%0.447

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How to cite this dataset

Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Colorado Pre-Mitigation Indoor Radon Test Results, 2005–2025. Compiled and republished by Colorado Radon Check, 2026. https://coloradoradoncheck.com/colorado/data/
Coverage
All 64 Colorado counties · 2005–2025 · pre-mitigation tests only
License
Creative Commons Zero (CC0) · public-domain dedication
Variables measured
Number of tests · % at or above 4 pCi/L · median pre-mitigation result · maximum recorded result

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