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title: "Wildfire Risk in ZIP 92222 (Winterhaven), CA | Satelife"
description: "ZIP 92222 in Winterhaven, Imperial County, CA: no sampled point fell inside it, and the nearest one we measured — 5.1 km away — scores 50.7 out of 100 (High). The county runs 11.7–77.8."
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ZIP 92222 · Winterhaven, Imperial County, CA

# Wildfire risk in _ZIP 92222_, Winterhaven

Our sampling grid has no point inside this ZIP. The nearest one, **5.1 km** away near Winterhaven, scores **50.7** out of 100 — **High**, above the Imperial County middle of 39.1.

[Score my 92222 address →](#score-my-address) [Open the Imperial County page ↓](/wildfire-risk/california/imperial-county/)

At a glance

## What we measured in _92222_

50.7 nearest measured point — 5.1 km from this ZIP's centre · High

11.7–77.8 the range across Imperial County, from 165 points

59% of the way up the county's measured range

Winterhaven nearest mapped community to this ZIP's centre

The four tiers on this page are the ones a Satelife address report prints — Low below 25, Moderate to 50, High to 75, Very High above it. Our grid samples the county about every 2.3 km, and this ZIP is small enough to sit between two of those points — so the number above is the closest reading to it, not a reading of it. Either way, two houses in this ZIP can sit in different tiers, and the only way to know which is to score the parcel.

What does your 92222 address score?

The ZIP number above is a neighbourhood median. Slope, the fuel touching the structure, the road out and the fire history within a mile are measured at the address itself.

Free to request · PDF report with a 0–100 score, the drivers behind it, and a mitigation plan

Fire record

## The fires _nearest to here_

Distances are from the centre of ZIP 92222 to the centre of each fire's mapped perimeter, so a large fire's edge may have come far closer than the number suggests. The full record for the county — every named fire, the acreage and the share of the county burned — is on the [Imperial County page](/wildfire-risk/california/imperial-county/).

West Main Fire 2023 · 1,028 acres · Imperial County 8_km away_

Foster Fire Fire 2026 · 236 acres · Imperial County 10_km away_

Island Lake Fire 2013 · 2,109 acres · Imperial County 31_km away_

Clip Fire 2021 · 1,068 acres · Imperial County 39_km away_

Draper Fire Fire 2017 · 833 acres · Imperial County 49_km away_

Where to go next

## ZIP 92222 _in context_

[Wildfire risk in Imperial County The full county page: fire record, what drives the score, communities](/wildfire-risk/california/imperial-county/) [California wildfire risk Every county we publish in the state](/wildfire-risk/california/) [How Satelife calculates wildfire risk Data sources, layers, score composition, honest limits](/wildfire-risk/methodology/) [Run a report for a 92222 address PDF + score + mitigation plan](/#cta)

This page is built from the Imperial County data pack: risk samples on a grid across the county, of which none fell inside ZIP 92222 — the reading above is the closest sampled point, 5.1 km from its centre. Scores are informational decision support — not a substitute for official evacuation orders, a fire-agency hazard determination, or an insurer's underwriting judgement, and never a measurement of any individual property.

## What does _your parcel_ look like, layer by layer?

A ZIP median is the middle of a neighbourhood. An address-level Satelife report shows where in that spread your property actually sits — PDF, per-layer score, and a prioritized mitigation plan.

[Start with your address →](/#cta)

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