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Fire hazard severity zones in Los Angeles County
45.0% of Los Angeles County is mapped in a fire hazard severity zone, and 32.4% in High or Very High, where the seller disclosures apply.
Very High zone29.4% of the area
High zone3.0%
Moderate zone12.6%
Earthquake fault zone2.2%
Liquefaction zone13.2%
Landslide zone10.5%
Not evaluated for seismic hazards35.2%: a zero above proves nothing there
Fires recorded since 19501,211
Land area4,092.2 sq mi
Median home value (2019-2023)$783,300
Flood and dam zonesnot covered
Cities and places in Los Angeles County
- Acton (97%)
- Agoura Hills (86%)
- Agua Dulce (94%)
- Alhambra (0%)
- Alondra Park (0%)
- Altadena (39%)
- Arcadia (11%)
- Artesia (0%)
- Avalon (97%)
- Avocado Heights (1%)
- Azusa (29%)
- Baldwin Park (1%)
- Bell (0%)
- Bell Gardens (0%)
- Bellflower (0%)
- Beverly Hills (46%)
- Bradbury (90%)
- Burbank (35%)
- Calabasas (96%)
- Carson (0%)
- Castaic (94%)
- Cerritos (0%)
- Charter Oak (0%)
- Citrus (0%)
- Claremont (48%)
- Commerce (0%)
- Compton (0%)
- Covina (0%)
- Cudahy (0%)
- Culver City (11%)
- Del Aire (0%)
- Desert View Highlands (4%)
- Diamond Bar (56%)
- Downey (0%)
- Duarte (23%)
- East Los Angeles (0%)
- East Pasadena (0%)
- East Rancho Dominguez (0%)
- East San Gabriel (0%)
- East Whittier (0%)
- El Monte (0%)
- El Segundo (0%)
- Elizabeth Lake (95%)
- Florence-Graham (0%)
- Gardena (0%)
- Glendale (72%)
- Glendora (46%)
- Green Valley (16%)
- Hacienda Heights (46%)
- Hasley Canyon (100%)
- Hawaiian Gardens (0%)
- Hawthorne (0%)
- Hermosa Beach (0%)
- Hidden Hills (85%)
- Huntington Park (0%)
- Industry (14%)
- Inglewood (0%)
- Irwindale (5%)
- La Cañada Flintridge (99%)
- La Crescenta-Montrose (84%)
- La Habra Heights (54%)
- La Mirada (2%)
- La Puente (7%)
- La Verne (36%)
- Ladera Heights (68%)
- Lake Hughes (51%)
- Lake Los Angeles (0%)
- Lakewood (0%)
- Lancaster (32%)
- Lawndale (0%)
- Lennox (0%)
- Leona Valley (86%)
- Littlerock (78%)
- Lomita (0%)
- Long Beach (0%)
- Los Angeles (36%)
- Lynwood (0%)
- Malibu (92%)
- Manhattan Beach (0%)
- Marina del Rey (0%)
- Mayflower Village (0%)
- Maywood (0%)
- Monrovia (34%)
- Montebello (12%)
- Monterey Park (0%)
- North El Monte (0%)
- Norwalk (0%)
- Palmdale (40%)
- Palos Verdes Estates (45%)
- Paramount (0%)
- Pasadena (30%)
- Pepperdine University (100%)
- Pico Rivera (0%)
- Pomona (12%)
- Quartz Hill (6%)
- Rancho Palos Verdes (41%)
- Redondo Beach (0%)
- Rolling Hills (91%)
- Rolling Hills Estates (7%)
- Rose Hills (71%)
- Rosemead (1%)
- Rowland Heights (60%)
- San Dimas (51%)
- San Fernando (0%)
- San Gabriel (0%)
- San Marino (0%)
- San Pasqual (0%)
- Santa Clarita (80%)
- Santa Fe Springs (0%)
- Santa Monica (8%)
- Sierra Madre (62%)
- Signal Hill (0%)
- South El Monte (0%)
- South Gate (0%)
- South Monrovia Island (0%)
- South Pasadena (25%)
- South San Gabriel (0%)
- South San Jose Hills (0%)
- South Whittier (0%)
- Stevenson Ranch (88%)
- Sun Village (7%)
- Temple City (0%)
- Topanga (98%)
- Torrance (1%)
- Val Verde (97%)
- Valinda (2%)
- Vernon (0%)
- View Park-Windsor Hills (12%)
- Vincent (0%)
- Walnut (36%)
- Walnut Park (0%)
- West Athens (0%)
- West Carson (0%)
- West Covina (9%)
- West Hollywood (21%)
- West Puente Valley (0%)
- West Rancho Dominguez (0%)
- West Whittier-Los Nietos (0%)
- Westlake Village (78%)
- Westmont (0%)
- Whittier (36%)
- Willowbrook (0%)
Percent of the area in High or Very High zones.
Fires recorded in or across Los Angeles County
The state record shows 1211 since 1950. The largest was DAY in 2006 (161,816 acres in total).
- PALISADES (2025), 23,449 acres
- KENNETH (2025), 1,012 acres
- HURST (2025), 831 acres
- EATON (2025), 14,056 acres
- HAROLD (2025), 11 acres
- LIDIA (2025), 348 acres
- CANYON (2025), 5,368 acres
- HAWK (2025), 480 acres
- HUGHES (2025), 10,397 acres
- TEMPLIN (2025), 12 acres
- CALLBOX (2025), 145 acres
- KING (2025), 577 acres
- FRANKLIN (2024), 4,124 acres
- CANYON (2024), 17 acres
- SUNRISE 2 (2024), 35 acres