Wildfire risk in Vermont
Vermont: 14 counties covered
Across 14 Vermont counties, the average wildfire-risk percentile is 9 — 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.
- Bennington County, VT — 12th percentile, Low
- Rutland County, VT — 12th percentile, Low
- Addison County, VT — 12th percentile, Low
- Windham County, VT — 10th percentile, Low
- Orange County, VT — 10th percentile, Low
- Windsor County, VT — 10th percentile, Low
- Chittenden County, VT — 9th percentile, Low
- Grand Isle County, VT — 9th percentile, Low
- Washington County, VT — 9th percentile, Low
- Lamoille County, VT — 8th percentile, Low
- Caledonia County, VT — 8th percentile, Low
- Franklin County, VT — 7th percentile, Low
- Orleans County, VT — 7th percentile, Low
- Essex County, VT — 5th percentile, Low
The 10 highest-risk places in Vermont on this site
Of the 179 Vermont communities WildfireRiskFinder covers, these rank highest for wildfire risk nationally:
- Pawlet, VT — 26th percentile, Moderate
- Benson, VT — 25th percentile, Moderate
- Wells, VT — 25th percentile, Moderate
- West Charlotte, VT — 24th percentile, Moderate
- North Pownal, VT — 24th percentile, Moderate
- East Charlotte, VT — 23rd percentile, Moderate
- West Pawlet, VT — 22nd percentile, Moderate
- East Poultney, VT — 22nd percentile, Moderate
- St. George, VT — 22nd percentile, Moderate
- Fair Haven, VT — 22nd percentile, Moderate