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Highest climate-risk ZIP codes in California

Top 25 highest FEMA NRI climate-risk counties in California (one representative ZIP per county). #1 is 90011 (Los Angeles) at score 100.0. Compare hazard exposure on US5.

FEMA’s National Risk Index is published at the county level on US5, so every ZIP in the same county shares the same composite score. This board shows one representative ZIP per county (the most populous code in that county) ranked by NRI — a relative signal of natural-hazard exposure for planning and insurance context.

Highest county scores on this board: Los Angeles County (90011) at 100.0; Riverside County (92503) at 99.9; San Bernardino County (92336) at 99.8.

Open a representative ZIP for flood, wildfire, and hurricane component scores, plus a plain-language risk summary.

Open any ZIP for a full demographics, income, and housing profile, or return to the California state page for the complete ZIP table.

Ranked counties (representative ZIP)

FEMA NRI is county-level data. Each row shows the most populous ZIP in that county as a representative entry.

# ZIP City County NRI risk score Population Income Home value
1 90011 Los Angeles Los Angeles County 100.0 102,784 $53,781 $575,200
2 92503 Riverside Riverside County 99.9 88,242 $91,523 $556,300
3 92336 Fontana San Bernardino County 99.8 103,393 $121,989 $604,600
4 92683 Westminster Orange County 99.8 90,140 $82,703 $820,000
5 94544 Hayward Alameda County 99.8 76,739 $108,358 $801,900
6 95035 Milpitas Santa Clara County 99.7 78,479 $176,723 $1,180,700
7 91911 Chula Vista San Diego County 99.7 84,619 $79,334 $602,000
8 94112 San Francisco San Francisco County 99.5 80,133 $130,906 $1,159,600
9 94565 Pittsburg Contra Costa County 99.5 99,933 $95,035 $563,300
10 93033 Oxnard Ventura County 99.4 80,482 $85,848 $549,400
11 93722 Fresno Fresno County 99.3 84,500 $77,335 $350,700
12 94080 South San Francisco San Mateo County 99.2 65,036 $135,966 $1,159,500
13 94928 Rohnert Park Sonoma County 99.1 46,463 $96,622 $634,700
14 93458 Santa Maria Santa Barbara County 99.0 59,126 $73,518 $460,300
15 93307 Bakersfield Kern County 98.9 88,233 $52,572 $238,400
16 93905 Salinas Monterey County 98.7 64,596 $75,716 $570,000
17 95206 Stockton San Joaquin County 98.6 67,501 $79,751 $388,500
18 95823 Sacramento Sacramento County 98.1 83,254 $63,701 $372,100
19 95076 Interlaken Santa Cruz County 97.8 82,409 $86,685 $767,200
20 93257 Porterville Tulare County 97.0 79,340 $58,261 $276,400
21 94533 Fairfield Solano County 97.0 78,537 $85,990 $497,300
22 95355 Modesto Stanislaus County 96.9 60,470 $83,460 $447,600
23 93635 Los Banos Merced County 96.9 49,232 $70,666 $423,900
24 95503 Pine Hills Humboldt County 96.8 24,442 $76,708 $411,500
25 92243 El Centro Imperial County 96.5 48,556 $55,890 $286,100

Frequently asked questions

Which areas in California have the highest climate or disaster risk?

FEMA NRI scores are county-level on US5. Los Angeles County ranks near the top at 100.0 (representative ZIP 90011). Higher scores indicate greater relative natural-hazard exposure.

How does US5 rank ZIP codes in California?

We rank one representative ZIP per county (highest population in the county) by FEMA NRI composite score from high to low. NRI is county-level data, so all ZIPs in a county share the same score.

Where can I explore all ZIP codes in California?

Visit the California state page for the full ZIP table, demographics summary, and sortable income/housing columns.