University of Georgia Extension has published radon data in map form for years January 1990- December 2020. Data came from individuals who tested their own homes, as reported by four laboratories. The map has categories showing percentage of homes tested with levels of 4.0 pCi/L and above broken out as follows:
• 36% and above
• 29%-35%
• 22%-28%
• 15%-21%
• 8%-14%
• 0%-7%
• Insufficient data
The clickable map reports findings for each county as:
• Tests completed
• Elevated results
• Percent elevated
• Highest result
The map is provided for the public to indicate areas that may be at risk for higher radon. The Radon Program is funded through the EPA State Indoor Radon Grant.
Contact:
Derek Cooper, Extension Educator
Telephone 706-583-0602
dmc20@uga.edu
United States