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What's near homes in Shaver Lake, CA

About 2,000 homes (2020 Census) in this community. Below is how those homes grade on each hazard, and the official records nearby.

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Overview

The official records for Shaver Lake, an unincorporated community in Fresno County with an estimated 2,000 homes, show no Superfund sites or Toxics Release Inventory facilities in the area. Additionally, there are no facilities with recent violations recorded for this location. Regarding natural hazards, 2.1% of homes are located in a FEMA high-risk flood zone, and 19 federal disaster declarations have been issued for the county in the last 30 years.

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How homes here grade

Share of this area's homes at each grade. Grades compare locations with other California homes (methodology).

Nearby pollution

A 100%

Flood

B 92.4%C 4.3%D 1.6%F 1.7%

Wildfire

C 6.3%D 88.9%F 4.8%

Earthquake

A 100%

Key facts

  • 0 Toxics Release Inventory facilities inside the area
  • 0 final or proposed Superfund sites in or within 1 mile of the area
  • 0 facilities with recent formal enforcement or significant violations inside the area
  • 2.1% of homes in a FEMA high-risk flood zone
  • 81.0% of homes in a CAL FIRE Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone
  • 66.0% of homes where the USFS Wildfire Hazard Potential is High or Very High
  • Typical USGS chance of potentially damaging earthquake shaking: 55% in 100 years
  • Fresno County: 19 federal disaster declarations in the last 30 years

Notable facilities and sites

No Toxics Release Inventory facilities inside the area.

Nearby places

Auberry · North Fork · Millerton · Bass Lake · Friant · Coarsegold · Oakhurst · Yosemite Lakes

Sources: EPA TRI, NPL and ECHO; FEMA NFHL and NFIP claims; USDA Forest Service Wildfire Risk to Communities and Wildfire Hazard Potential; CAL FIRE FHSZ; USGS 2023 NSHM; OpenFEMA disaster declarations; 2020 Census. Details and dates. Areas are Census places, and a home belongs to the area containing its hexagon's center.