T The minimum distance between residential areas and industrial locations should be two kilometers, as mandated by Minister of Industry Regulation No. 40 of 2016. However, in reality, some residential areas do not adhere to this regulation. The aim of this study is to identify the impact of residential distance from industrial zones on residents\\\' health conditions. The research design uses a survey method with questionnaires. Respondents come from residential areas located less than two kilometers and more than two kilometers away from industrial zones. A total of 150 respondents from five different residential areas participated in this study. The analysis techniques used are correlation tests and difference tests to demonstrate the relationship between residential distance and the health conditions of the residents. The results of the study indicate that the distance of residential areas from industrial zones, especially gas and heavy machinery industries, significantly affects the health conditions of the residents. This impact is primarily due to air and water pollution resulting from industrial activities, with respiratory problems being the most frequently reported health issue among residents. Based on these findings, it is necessary to enforce regulations that stipulate the minimum distance of residential areas from industrial zones. To mitigate the impact, providing buffer zones in the form of green open spaces can serve as natural barriers against pollution.