Wildfire risk in Nevada
Nevada: 17 counties covered
Across 17 Nevada counties, the average wildfire-risk percentile is 88 — but that average hides real spread between counties, which is why each community in this dataset gets its own page rather than one statewide number.
- Elko County, NV — 100th percentile, Very High
- Humboldt County, NV — 99th percentile, Very High
- Storey County, NV — 98th percentile, Very High
- Carson City, NV — 98th percentile, Very High
- Eureka County, NV — 98th percentile, Very High
- Douglas County, NV — 97th percentile, Very High
- Washoe County, NV — 97th percentile, Very High
- Pershing County, NV — 95th percentile, Very High
- Lander County, NV — 93rd percentile, Very High
- Lincoln County, NV — 93rd percentile, Very High
- Lyon County, NV — 93rd percentile, Very High
- White Pine County, NV — 85th percentile, Very High
- Clark County, NV — 78th percentile, High
- Mineral County, NV — 75th percentile, High
- Churchill County, NV — 74th percentile, High
- Nye County, NV — 64th percentile, High
- Esmeralda County, NV — 55th percentile, Elevated
The 10 highest-risk places in Nevada on this site
Of the 123 Nevada communities WildfireRiskFinder covers, these rank highest for wildfire risk nationally:
- Carlin, NV — 100th percentile, Very High
- Wells, NV — 100th percentile, Very High
- Elko, NV — 100th percentile, Very High
- Spring Creek, NV — 100th percentile, Very High
- Osino, NV — 100th percentile, Very High
- Jackpot, NV — 100th percentile, Very High
- Virginia City, NV — 99th percentile, Very High
- Golconda, NV — 99th percentile, Very High
- Lemmon Valley, NV — 99th percentile, Very High
- Paradise Valley, NV — 99th percentile, Very High