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Wildfire risk, region by region

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. California and Texas are live, with eighteen county pages between them; additional regions follow.

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Two states, eighteen counties. Each highlighted county has a page built on real Satelife reports for an address and a community inside it — select one to open it. Address-level reports run well beyond this footprint; the highlight marks published research, not the limit of coverage.

Regional coverage

In this section — pages and reports

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

Butte County wildfire risk Camp Fire legacy, rebuilt evacuation capacity, and a real property report from Paradise El Dorado County wildfire risk Caldor Fire legacy, evacuation constraints, and a real property report from the Grizzly Flats burn scar 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 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 Placer County wildfire risk Mosquito Fire legacy, Foresthill Divide ridge geography, and a real property report from Foresthill 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 Santa Barbara County wildfire risk Thomas Fire and Montecito debris-flow legacy, sundowner winds, and a real property report from Montecito Sonoma County wildfire risk Tubbs Fire legacy, wind-driven suburban WUI, and a real property report from Coffey Park, Santa Rosa Ventura County wildfire risk Thomas Fire ignition, Ojai Valley geography, and a real property report from Ojai

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 15.9-metre chokepoint, 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 showing a 4.6-metre road chokepoint

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Across the Satelife wildfire-risk site

Create a wildfire evacuation plan Draw zones, egress routes & refuge areas, export a draft for AHJ review California wildfire insurance FAIR Plan, non-renewals, Safer from Wildfires discounts California real estate wildfire risk Buyer due diligence and disclosure obligations How Satelife calculates wildfire risk Data sources, score composition, honest limits Wildfire intelligence blog Long-form articles, regulatory updates

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