Wildfire risk · ZIP 33625
Wildfire risk in Tampa (Carrollwood), FL
ZIP 33625 (Florida) — no per-ZIP wildfire risk figures here yet. What USDA Forest Service publishes, its limits, and where to look it up.
What this page shows
zipradar does not have per-ZIP wildfire risk figures for ZIP 33625 (Tampa (Carrollwood), Florida) yet. The primary source is USDA Forest Service; check it directly for current records.
Source & refresh
USDA Forest Service. zipradar does not host this data yet; read it at the source. Primary source →
Limitations specific to this source
Community-level only. The 5-step scale reflects the hazard of the landscape, not property-specific factors like defensible space or construction materials.
Florida context
Hurricanes, sea-level rise, sinkholes
Florida has the most extensive FEMA NFHL coverage in the US — coastal AE/VE zones plus inland AE driven by storm-surge modeling. Citizens Property Insurance Corp absorbs much of the high-risk private-market shedding. Radon risk concentrates in central FL limestone karst counties; sinkholes are tracked by FDEP separately.
See Florida state page for the full state-level rollup across all 12 dimensions.
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Wildfire Hazard Potential — what the USFS scale means and how to defend your home
Plain-English guide to the USDA Forest Service's Wildfire Hazard Potential 1–5 scale, how to read your community's risk, and concrete home-defense measures.
The other dimensions for ZIP 33625
Wildfire risk is one of twelve public-records dimensions zipradar indexes per address. See the ZIP 33625 index for the other eleven — each with its own regulator, source and link:
All dimensions for Tampa (Carrollwood), FL →Frequently asked questions
What is the wildfire risk for ZIP 33625?
zipradar does not have per-ZIP wildfire risk figures for ZIP 33625 (Tampa (Carrollwood), Florida) yet. The primary source is USDA Forest Service; check it directly for current records.
Where does the wildfire risk data come from?
USDA Forest Service is the primary source (https://wildfirerisk.org/). zipradar does not host per-ZIP wildfire risk figures yet.
What are the limitations of wildfire risk data?
Community-level only. The 5-step scale reflects the hazard of the landscape, not property-specific factors like defensible space or construction materials.
Is ZIP 33625 (Tampa (Carrollwood)) data current?
Page last verified 2026-09-24. zipradar has no per-ZIP wildfire risk figures for ZIP 33625 yet, so check USDA Forest Service directly. The ZIP overview at /zip/33625/ shows what zipradar does cover.