Wildfire Risk by Zip Code
Check your wildfire risk level β historical fires, fireshed data, and insurance impact
Wildfire Risk Scale
Highest Risk Zip Codes
Browse by State
Arizona avg 8.8/10
California avg 8.9/10
Colorado avg 8.6/10
Idaho avg 8.3/10
Illinois avg 3.7/10
Montana avg 8.5/10
Nevada avg 7.5/10
New Jersey avg 4.7/10
New Mexico avg 8.7/10
New York avg 3.9/10
Oregon avg 8.6/10
Pennsylvania avg 4.2/10
Texas avg 6.6/10
Washington avg 8.2/10
About This Data
Wildfire risk scores are computed using the USFS Fireshed Registry, a national database of wildfire risk classifications at the census-block level maintained by the US Forest Service. Each fireshed represents a watershed management unit with a consistent risk classification.
Historical fire data comes from the USFS Fire Occurrence Database, which records all wildfires β₯ 1 acre over the past two decades. Risk scores also incorporate terrain and wildland-urban interface (WUI) factors β areas where homes meet undeveloped wildland are at highest risk.
For California zip codes, we additionally include CalFire Fire Hazard Severity Zone (FHSZ) classifications, which are used by insurers and local governments to set fire safety requirements.