Mineral County

Image of mineral county radon map in tan, red, and yellow. Radon key at bottom left corner. Radon potential shown by zip code area.
 
Radon Potential by Zip Code
Humboldt City Zip Valid less than 4 p 4p or greater % radon potential >0<4 >4<10 >10<20 >20<50 >50<100 >100 Average Highest
89415 96 55 41 42.7% 55 33 5 3 - - 4.96 31.1
89422 3 2 1 33.3% 2 1 - - - - 2.13 4.6
89425 8 7 1 12.5% 7 - 1 - - - 2.96 10.1
Totals 107 64 43 40.2% 64 34 6 3 - - 4.72  
% of Totals Tests 59.8% 31.8% 6% 3% 0% 0%  
Kelly, Christine 2022, Mineral County Radon Map, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno IP

Extension Associated Contacts

Christine Kelly
Christine Kelly
 

Also of Interest:

 
Radon Comic Book
Children's Comic and Activity Book.
 P. Schwarz, James 2024, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno
Radon in Real Estate - Continuing Education Flyer
The Nevada Radon Education Program (NREP) offers a three-hour continuing education (CE) course that is offered at Realtor broker offices. Contact the Nevada Radon Education Program 775-336-0252.
 Kelly, C. 2022, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno. IP
Washoe County-Reno area Radon Potential Map - 2018
Use this map to find out the potential of radon exposure in Washoe County-Reno/Sparks area homes.
 Kelly, C. 2022, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno. IP
White Pine County Radon Map
This is the radon map of White Pine County in Nevada. This shows Radon potential based on data collected from completed radon tests from 1989-2018.
 Kelly, Christine 2022, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno IP
How Radon Gas Enters Homes
Radon can enter and collect inside almost any home or other building through dirt floors, hollow block walls, cracks in the foundation floor and walls, sump pumps, openings around floor drains, joints and foundation openings for pipes, sewers and other utility connections.
 Howe, S. 2019, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno. IP
 

Associated Programs

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Nevada Radon Education Program

The Nevada Radon Education Program is funded through a grant from the EPA to educate Nevadans about the health risk posed by elevated levels of radon in the home. The Extension program offers literature, educational presentations and low-cost radon test kits in many county Extension and partner offices.