HomeRiskIQ rankings

Highest Wildfire Risk Cities in America

Cities ranked by wildfire exposure signals from the HomeRiskIQ baseline hazard grid.

Ranking basis

Wildfire score

Ranked entries

7,430

Updated

Nov 12, 5:00 PM

Media summary

San Diego Country Estates, CA ranks #1.

The leading score is 98/100 on the current wildfire score.

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Ranked results

Top 50

Scores are normalized 0-100 exposure signals

#1

San Diego Country Estates, CA

National index rank #6278 · state rank #216 · top driver Wildfire

98/100
Overall 26/100

#2

Weston, FL

National index rank #1039 · state rank #317 · top driver Wildfire

96/100
Overall 48/100

#3

Phoenix Lake, CA

National index rank #6477 · state rank #300 · top driver Wildfire

96/100
Overall 25/100

#4

Rancho Santa Margarita, CA

National index rank #5271 · state rank #35 · top driver Wildfire

95/100
Overall 31/100

#5

La Cañada Flintridge, CA

National index rank #6414 · state rank #268 · top driver Wildfire

95/100
Overall 25/100

#6

La Crescenta-Montrose, CA

National index rank #6415 · state rank #269 · top driver Wildfire

95/100
Overall 25/100

#7

Temecula, CA

National index rank #6672 · state rank #408 · top driver Wildfire

95/100
Overall 23/100

#8

Kelseyville, CA

National index rank #4979 · state rank #14 · top driver Wildfire

94/100
Overall 33/100

#9

Placerville, CA

National index rank #5114 · state rank #27 · top driver Wildfire

94/100
Overall 32/100

#10

Cottonwood, CA

National index rank #5990 · state rank #130 · top driver Wildfire

93/100
Overall 28/100

#11

Manitou Springs, CO

National index rank #1368 · state rank #44 · top driver Hail

92/100
Overall 47/100

#12

Jamul, CA

National index rank #6308 · state rank #225 · top driver Wildfire

92/100
Overall 26/100

#13

Alpine, CA

National index rank #6423 · state rank #274 · top driver Wildfire

92/100
Overall 25/100

#14

Valley Center, CA

National index rank #6440 · state rank #285 · top driver Wildfire

92/100
Overall 25/100

#15

Valle Vista, CA

National index rank #6559 · state rank #355 · top driver Wildfire

92/100
Overall 24/100

#16

Payson, AZ

National index rank #4557 · state rank #49 · top driver Wildfire

91/100
Overall 34/100

#17

Hidden Valley Lake, CA

National index rank #5637 · state rank #72 · top driver Wildfire

91/100
Overall 30/100

#18

Wrightwood, CA

National index rank #6342 · state rank #230 · top driver Wildfire

91/100
Overall 26/100

#19

Phoenix, OR

National index rank #6768 · state rank #38 · top driver Wildfire

91/100
Overall 23/100

#20

Richmond Hill, GA

National index rank #132 · state rank #3 · top driver Storm surge

90/100
Overall 59/100

#21

Georgetown, GA

National index rank #141 · state rank #4 · top driver Storm surge

90/100
Overall 59/100

#22

Sedona, AZ

National index rank #856 · state rank #1 · top driver AQI

90/100
Overall 50/100

#23

Danville, CA

National index rank #5494 · state rank #57 · top driver Wildfire

90/100
Overall 30/100

#24

Blackhawk, CA

National index rank #5572 · state rank #67 · top driver Wildfire

90/100
Overall 30/100

#25

Magalia, CA

National index rank #6614 · state rank #380 · top driver Wildfire

90/100
Overall 24/100

#26

Prescott Valley, AZ

National index rank #2802 · state rank #13 · top driver Wildfire

89/100
Overall 40/100

#27

Whiteriver, AZ

National index rank #4724 · state rank #53 · top driver Wildfire

89/100
Overall 34/100

#28

California Polytechnic State University, CA

National index rank #5985 · state rank #127 · top driver Wildfire

89/100
Overall 28/100

#29

Calimesa, CA

National index rank #6272 · state rank #213 · top driver Wildfire

89/100
Overall 26/100

#30

Bear Valley Springs, CA

National index rank #6468 · state rank #294 · top driver Wildfire

89/100
Overall 25/100

#31

Cedar City, UT

National index rank #6529 · state rank #76 · top driver Wildfire

89/100
Overall 24/100

#32

Crestline, CA

National index rank #6274 · state rank #214 · top driver Wildfire

88/100
Overall 26/100

#33

Tempe, AZ

National index rank #1600 · state rank #4 · top driver Flood

87/100
Overall 45/100

#34

Guadalupe, AZ

National index rank #1775 · state rank #6 · top driver Flood

87/100
Overall 45/100

#35

Flagstaff, AZ

National index rank #2805 · state rank #14 · top driver Wildfire

87/100
Overall 40/100

#36

Cool, CA

National index rank #3628 · state rank #3 · top driver AQI

87/100
Overall 37/100

#37

Glendale, AZ

National index rank #4497 · state rank #46 · top driver Flood

87/100
Overall 34/100

#38

Pollock Pines, CA

National index rank #5628 · state rank #71 · top driver Wildfire

87/100
Overall 30/100

#39

Redlands, CA

National index rank #6214 · state rank #188 · top driver Wildfire

87/100
Overall 26/100

#40

Wildomar, CA

National index rank #6226 · state rank #194 · top driver Wildfire

87/100
Overall 26/100

#41

Canyon Lake, CA

National index rank #6270 · state rank #212 · top driver Wildfire

87/100
Overall 26/100

#42

Mentone, CA

National index rank #6280 · state rank #217 · top driver Wildfire

87/100
Overall 26/100

#43

Moreno Valley, CA

National index rank #6365 · state rank #235 · top driver Wildfire

87/100
Overall 25/100

#44

Phoenix, AZ

National index rank #3632 · state rank #24 · top driver Flood

86/100
Overall 37/100

#45

Chandler, AZ

National index rank #3641 · state rank #26 · top driver Flood

86/100
Overall 37/100

#46

Highland, CA

National index rank #6382 · state rank #250 · top driver Wildfire

86/100
Overall 25/100

#47

Grants Pass, OR

National index rank #6525 · state rank #17 · top driver Wildfire

86/100
Overall 24/100

#48

Oakhurst, CA

National index rank #6649 · state rank #396 · top driver Wildfire

86/100
Overall 24/100

#49

Loma Linda, CA

National index rank #6705 · state rank #437 · top driver Wildfire

86/100
Overall 23/100

#50

Ave Maria, FL

National index rank #873 · state rank #282 · top driver Lightning

85/100
Overall 50/100

How this ranking works

Wildfire ranking uses baseline wildfire exposure tiles where available. Cells without a wildfire signal are not treated as high exposure.

Rankings are built from HomeRiskIQ hazard tiles and current state/city scoring. They are designed for comparative research and media context, not official warning decisions.