Wildfire risk · Florida
Wildfire risk in Florida
Wildfire risk (USDA Forest Service) data for ZIP codes in Florida. Pick a ZIP below to dive into the wildfire risk summary.
Last verified 2026-09-24 · methodology
What lands here
Not on zipradar yet. The plan is the USFS hazard score in plain English and the exposure type (direct flame or ember). Until then, Wildfire Risk to Communities has the official figures.
Source & refresh
USDA Forest Service. Refreshed annual (usfs update). Primary source →
Florida top concern
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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31 Florida ZIPs
ZIP 33101
Miami, FL
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ZIP 32801
Orlando, FL
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ZIP 33602
Tampa, FL
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ZIP 32202
Jacksonville, FL
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ZIP 33401
West Palm Beach, FL
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ZIP 33139
Miami Beach, FL
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ZIP 33480
Palm Beach, FL
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ZIP 32501
Pensacola, FL
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ZIP 34102
Naples, FL
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ZIP 33040
Key West, FL
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ZIP 34236
Sarasota, FL
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ZIP 33301
Fort Lauderdale, FL
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ZIP 33304
Fort Lauderdale, FL
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ZIP 33701
St. Petersburg, FL
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ZIP 32601
Gainesville, FL
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ZIP 32789
Winter Park (FL), FL
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ZIP 33606
Tampa (Hyde Park), FL
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ZIP 33149
Key Biscayne, FL
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ZIP 32082
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
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ZIP 33458
Jupiter (FL), FL
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ZIP 33908
Fort Myers (Iona), FL
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ZIP 32308
Tallahassee (NE), FL
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ZIP 33629
Tampa (South), FL
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ZIP 32256
Jacksonville (Southside), FL
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ZIP 32114
Daytona Beach, FL
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ZIP 33625
Tampa (Carrollwood), FL
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ZIP 33134
Coral Gables (FL), FL
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ZIP 33437
Boynton Beach (West), FL
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ZIP 32801
Orlando (Downtown), FL
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ZIP 32792
Winter Park (FL), FL
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ZIP 33076
Coral Springs (NW), FL
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