Radon in Indiana

About 4 in 10 homes tested in Indiana were at or above the EPA action level of 4 pCi/L.

36,725 homes tested, 2008–2017
  • Below 2 pCi/L: 33%
  • 2 to 4 pCi/L: 29%
  • 4 pCi/L or more: 39%
The line marks the EPA action level, 4 pCi/L.

The EPA puts 57 of Indiana's 92 counties in Zone 1, its highest radon category, 35 in Zone 2 and 0 in Zone 3.

Every county in Indiana

Sorted by the share of homes tested at or above 4 pCi/L. Select a county for local details and costs.

CountyHomes testedAt or above 4MedianEPA zone
Fayette County12 tests––1
Parke County
68%4.8 pCi/L2
Miami County
63%5.3 pCi/L1
Harrison County
62%5.5 pCi/L1
Benton County
62%5.7 pCi/L1
Randolph County
61%4.5 pCi/L1
Carroll County
61%5.8 pCi/L1
Spencer County
60%4.5 pCi/L2
Wabash County
59%5.8 pCi/L1
Grant County
58%4.6 pCi/L1
LaPorte County
58%5.0 pCi/L2
DeKalb County
57%4.4 pCi/L1
Wayne County
56%4.5 pCi/L1
Steuben County
56%4.5 pCi/L1
Delaware County
55%4.2 pCi/L1
Fountain County
55%4.6 pCi/L1
Noble County
53%4.3 pCi/L1
Ohio County18 tests––2
Whitley County
52%4.0 pCi/L1
Kosciusko County
51%4.0 pCi/L1
Henry County
51%4.0 pCi/L1
Pike County7 tests––2
Shelby County
50%4.0 pCi/L1
Union County7 tests––1
Tipton County
49%3.9 pCi/L1
Howard County
49%3.8 pCi/L1
Madison County
49%3.8 pCi/L1
Bartholomew County
49%3.9 pCi/L1
Adams County
49%3.8 pCi/L1
Wells County
48%3.6 pCi/L1
Clark County
48%3.6 pCi/L1
Rush County12 tests––1
Porter County
47%3.5 pCi/L2
Elkhart County
46%3.7 pCi/L1
Fulton County
46%3.3 pCi/L1
Sullivan County11 tests––2
Clinton County
46%3.5 pCi/L1
Jefferson County
46%3.1 pCi/L2
Jay County8 tests––1
Morgan County
44%3.5 pCi/L2
Dubois County
44%3.7 pCi/L2
Vigo County
44%3.6 pCi/L2
Huntington County
44%3.5 pCi/L1
Orange County13 tests––1
Gibson County
43%3.4 pCi/L2
Knox County
43%3.4 pCi/L2
Floyd County
42%3.3 pCi/L2
Washington County
42%3.5 pCi/L1
Allen County
42%3.3 pCi/L1
LaGrange County
42%3.4 pCi/L1
Vermillion County17 tests––1
Hendricks County
42%3.2 pCi/L1
Montgomery County
41%2.9 pCi/L1
Marion County
40%3.1 pCi/L1
Boone County
40%3.0 pCi/L1
Marshall County
40%3.2 pCi/L1
Johnson County
39%2.9 pCi/L1
Owen County
39%2.8 pCi/L2
Hamilton County
38%2.7 pCi/L1
Martin County6 tests––2
Tippecanoe County
37%2.7 pCi/L1
Blackford County9 tests––1
White County
36%2.7 pCi/L1
Lawrence County
36%2.7 pCi/L1
Posey County
35%2.8 pCi/L2
Ripley County
35%2.9 pCi/L2
Scott County11 tests––1
Jennings County
35%2.8 pCi/L1
Daviess County
35%3.1 pCi/L2
Putnam County
35%2.7 pCi/L1
Monroe County
34%2.8 pCi/L1
Cass County
34%2.6 pCi/L1
Hancock County
34%2.6 pCi/L1
Decatur County
33%2.8 pCi/L1
Switzerland County9 tests––2
Warren County
33%3.5 pCi/L1
Greene County
33%3.0 pCi/L2
Pulaski County16 tests––2
Dearborn County
30%2.6 pCi/L2
Crawford County8 tests––2
St. Joseph County
29%2.7 pCi/L1
Franklin County
28%2.1 pCi/L2
Jackson County
27%2.8 pCi/L2
Clay County19 tests––2
Brown County
26%2.8 pCi/L2
Vanderburgh County
24%2.4 pCi/L2
Lake County
24%1.8 pCi/L2
Perry County19 tests––2
Warrick County
21%1.8 pCi/L2
Jasper County
14%1.2 pCi/L2
Newton County15 tests––2
Starke County
4%1.6 pCi/L2

"–" means fewer than 20 tests or no lab data, too few for a reliable figure.

Sources

Last updated October 2026. How we calculate these numbers.