The points we sampled inside this ZIP score a median of 49.5 out of 100 — Moderate, below the San Benito County middle of 63.3. That is a neighbourhood-scale reading, not a score for any address in it.
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. A ZIP is a postal area, so the number above is the middle of what we measured inside 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.
ZIP 95023 also reaches into Santa Clara County, Merced County, Monterey County, Stanislaus County — postal areas do not stop at county lines. Its Santa Clara County side measured 61.6 from 17 points. Its Merced County side measured 59.5 from 1 points. Its Monterey County side measured 76 from 1 points. Its Stanislaus County side measured 70.8 from 1 points.
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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.
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Distances are from the centre of ZIP 95023 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 San Benito County page.
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