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Property-level wildfire risk depends on the geography around your parcel — vegetation, terrain, fire history, evacuation geometry, and the carrier behaviour those things drive. This is the index page for the regional coverage. Two countries: in the United States California is complete — all 58 counties — with Texas, Washington and Arizona live, 82 county pages in all; in Portugal, 1 municipality page so far. Switch country to move the map and the list.

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United States: 4 states, 82 counties — every county in California, plus the counties we publish in Texas, Washington and Arizona. Each highlighted county has its own page; select one to open it. The highlight marks published research, not the limit of coverage.

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United States

California Statewide overview — how risk is calculated, county exposure, and what every property owner should check in 2026

Alameda County wildfire risk Largest on record: Tesla 2005 · sampled composite 12–76.5 Alpine County wildfire risk Largest on record: Tamarack 2021 · sampled composite 41.8–79.4 Amador County wildfire risk Largest on record: Power 2004 · sampled composite 24.3–79.5 Butte County wildfire risk Camp Fire legacy, rebuilt evacuation capacity, and a real property report from Paradise Calaveras County wildfire risk Largest on record: Butte 2015 · sampled composite 37.3–81.1 Colusa County wildfire risk Largest on record: Fork 1996 · sampled composite 18.6–83.5 Contra Costa County wildfire risk Largest on record: Morgan 2013 · sampled composite 12.7–77.4 Del Norte County wildfire risk Largest on record: Oak 2017 · sampled composite 15.7–80.9 El Dorado County wildfire risk Caldor Fire legacy, evacuation constraints, and a real property report from the Grizzly Flats burn scar Fresno County wildfire risk Largest on record: Creek 2020 · sampled composite 17.6–81.3 Glenn County wildfire risk Largest on record: Trough 2001 · sampled composite 18.5–78.6 Humboldt County wildfire risk Largest on record: Megram 1999 · sampled composite 12.7–78.9 Imperial County wildfire risk Largest on record: Island Lake 2013 · sampled composite 11.7–77.8 Inyo County wildfire risk Largest on record: Oak 2007 · sampled composite 36.1–75.6 Kern County wildfire risk Largest on record: Borel 2024 · sampled composite 17.7–82.2 Kings County wildfire risk Largest on record: Skyline 1996 · sampled composite 17.7–79.8 Lake County wildfire risk Largest on record: Ranch 2018 · sampled composite 17.6–84.1 Lassen County wildfire risk Largest on record: Rush 2012 · sampled composite 33.1–81.1 Los Angeles County wildfire risk Woolsey and Palisades Fire legacy, Santa Monica Mountains geography, and a real property report from Malibu’s Las Flores Canyon Madera County wildfire risk Largest on record: Ferguson 2018 · sampled composite 17.6–80.4 Marin County wildfire risk Largest on record: Vision 1995 · sampled composite 12.7–73.2 Mariposa County wildfire risk Largest on record: Ferguson 2018 · sampled composite 41.4–82.2 Mendocino County wildfire risk Largest on record: Mendenhall 1987 · sampled composite 14.8–80.5 Merced County wildfire risk Largest on record: Mercy 1996 · sampled composite 17.5–71.9 Modoc County wildfire risk Largest on record: Steele 2017 · sampled composite 21.3–76.7 Mono County wildfire risk Largest on record: Cannon 2002 · sampled composite 28–76.9 Monterey County wildfire risk Largest on record: Basin Complex 2008 · sampled composite 16–77.2 Napa County wildfire risk Glass Fire legacy, wine-country WUI, and a real property report from Calistoga Nevada County wildfire risk A quiet fire record over a full standing fuel load, and a real property report from Alta Sierra, Grass Valley Orange County wildfire risk Largest on record: Freeway_Complex 2008 · sampled composite 16.1–84.1 Placer County wildfire risk Mosquito Fire legacy, Foresthill Divide ridge geography, and a real property report from Foresthill Plumas County wildfire risk Largest on record: Dixie 2021 · sampled composite 34.5–82 Riverside County wildfire risk Largest on record: Esperanza 2006 · sampled composite 15.5–84.7 Sacramento County wildfire risk Largest on record: Latrobe 2017 · sampled composite 18.3–65.3 San Benito County wildfire risk Largest on record: Rock Springs VMP 2019 · sampled composite 24.1–80.8 San Bernardino County wildfire risk Largest on record: York 2023 · sampled composite 21.1–84.8 San Diego County wildfire risk Cedar and Witch Fire legacy, Santa Ana wind exposure, and a real property report from San Diego Country Estates, Ramona San Francisco County wildfire risk Largest on record: Elcamino 1988 · sampled composite 12.7–61.3 San Joaquin County wildfire risk Largest on record: Corral 2009 · sampled composite 16–70.1 San Luis Obispo County wildfire risk Largest on record: Gifford 2025 · sampled composite 15–82.3 San Mateo County wildfire risk Largest on record: Cloverdale Vmp 2010 · sampled composite 12–69 Santa Barbara County wildfire risk Thomas Fire and Montecito debris-flow legacy, sundowner winds, and a real property report from Montecito Santa Clara County wildfire risk Largest on record: Lick 2007 · sampled composite 18.1–80.3 Santa Cruz County wildfire risk Largest on record: Lockheed 2009 · sampled composite 14.6–76.5 Shasta County wildfire risk Largest on record: Carr 2018 · sampled composite 23.7–79.7 Sierra County wildfire risk Largest on record: Cottonwood 1994 · sampled composite 30–80.7 Siskiyou County wildfire risk Largest on record: Haypress (River Complex) 2021 · sampled composite 27–82.1 Solano County wildfire risk Largest on record: Miller 1988 · sampled composite 12.8–80.6 Sonoma County wildfire risk Tubbs Fire legacy, wind-driven suburban WUI, and a real property report from Coffey Park, Santa Rosa Stanislaus County wildfire risk Largest on record: Canyon 2006 · sampled composite 17.6–76.6 Sutter County wildfire risk Largest on record: Butte 2018 · sampled composite 18.6–74.8 Tehama County wildfire risk Largest on record: Doe 2020 · sampled composite 22.3–82.5 Trinity County wildfire risk Largest on record: Hopkins 2020 · sampled composite 46.8–82.1 Tulare County wildfire risk Largest on record: Castle 2020 · sampled composite 17.6–80.2 Tuolumne County wildfire risk Largest on record: Rim 2013 · sampled composite 38.8–80.8 Ventura County wildfire risk Thomas Fire ignition, Ojai Valley geography, and a real property report from Ojai Yolo County wildfire risk Largest on record: County 2018 · sampled composite 18.3–81.2 Yuba County wildfire risk Largest on record: Cascade 2017 · sampled composite 23.4–81.1

Texas Statewide overview — no fire hazard severity zone map, three fuel regimes, and what that changes for a property owner

Bastrop County wildfire risk The 2011 Complex Fire that started in Tahitian Village, Lost Pines fuel, and a real property report from the subdivision that ignited it Comal County wildfire risk Bulverde growth on the Hill Country edge, unusually strong exit redundancy, and a real property report from Bulverde Road Hays County wildfire risk Wimberley road geometry, Oak Grove Fire context, and a real property report from River Road Hutchinson County wildfire risk Smokehouse Creek origin, a town that burned twice in ten years, and a real property report with a 71% four-foot flame probability Kendall County wildfire risk Boerne on the western San Antonio edge, a road network converging 15.9 metres from its centre, and a real property report from Wasp Creek Road Palo Pinto County wildfire risk Graford near Possum Kingdom, a community with only nine exits, and a real property report from Park Road 36 Randall County wildfire risk Canyon on the Palo Duro edge, stacked climate and vegetation pressure, and a real property report from Hunsley Road Travis County wildfire risk Austin’s juniper interface, the 2011 Steiner Ranch fire, and a real property report whose approach routes converge 4.6 metres out

Washington Statewide overview — no hazard zone map yet, two fire regimes, and a market moving after the 2023–2026 Spokane fires

Spokane County wildfire risk Firestorm ’91, the 2023 Gray and Oregon Road fires, the 2026 Spokane-area fires, and a real property report from Medical Lake

Arizona Statewide overview — a modelled risk portal but no regulatory hazard zone, the Wallow and Rodeo-Chediski records, and non-renewals concentrated where the acreage is not

Apache County wildfire risk Largest on record: Wallow 2011 · sampled composite 23.7–80.8 Cochise County wildfire risk Largest on record: Horseshoe 2 2011 · sampled composite 26.2–84.3 Coconino County wildfire risk Largest on record: Dragon Bravo 2025 · sampled composite 24.4–82.4 Gila County wildfire risk Largest on record: Telegraph 2021 · sampled composite 37–84.9 Graham County wildfire risk Largest on record: Frye 2017 · sampled composite 31.3–81.1 Greenlee County wildfire risk Largest on record: Cow Canyon 2020 · sampled composite 37.4–82.9 La Paz County wildfire risk Largest on record: Island 2026 · sampled composite 29.7–65 Maricopa County wildfire risk Largest on record: Bush 2020 · sampled composite 20–81.8 Mohave County wildfire risk Largest on record: Cow 2005 · sampled composite 14.5–83.1 Navajo County wildfire risk Largest on record: Rodeo-Chediski 2002 · sampled composite 21.2–78.2 Pima County wildfire risk Largest on record: Bighorn 2020 · sampled composite 25.5–80.7 Pinal County wildfire risk Largest on record: Sawtooth 2020 · sampled composite 25.7–82.2 Santa Cruz County wildfire risk Largest on record: Murphy 2011 · sampled composite 38.5–83.1 Yavapai County wildfire risk Largest on record: Cave Creek Complex 2005 · sampled composite 33.3–80.3 Yuma County wildfire risk Largest on record: Bermuda 2019 · sampled composite 15–80

Portugal

Portugal Country overview — the 2017 and 2024 fire seasons, ICNF’s CPIR hazard map and the DL 82/2021 fuel-management rules

Mealhada wildfire risk Buçaco forest, 36.6% eucalyptus cover, the 2016 Anadia and 2017 Barcouço fires, and a real report for the Palácio Hotel do Buçaco

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