Flood Safety Ranking — Redding

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Which Redding neighborhoods have the highest flood safety score? All 11 neighborhoods ranked. City average: 3.38/10. How flood safety is measured →

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Top Flood Safety Neighborhoods — Ranked

#1
Kutras Tract7.7

Flood risk is significantly lower here than the Redding average, although some residual risk remains within a 500-year floodplain according to iHuus data.

#2
Lancer Hills Estates7.7

Flood safety in this area is significantly higher than the Redding average. While some residual risk remains within the 500 year floodplain, according to iHuus data, the neighborhood is situated in a much safer zone than many other parts of the city.

#3
Quail Ridge5.1

Flood risk levels in this area are higher than the Redding average, though official FEMA studies have not yet provided a definitive assessment of the danger. According to iHuus data, residents should remain aware of the moderate, undetermined risk present in the neighborhood.

#4
Meridian Point3.9

#5
Victor Estates1

#6
Oak Haven0.8

#7
Mount Vista0.5

#8
Westwood Manor0.5

#9
The Redwoods0.3

#10
Parsons0.2

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Full Redding Flood Safety Ranking

City average:3.38— scores above this beat the city average
NeighborhoodScoreCity Rankvs. City Avg
Kutras Tract7.7#1+4.3 ↑
Lancer Hills Estates7.7#2+4.3 ↑
Quail Ridge5.1#3+1.7 ↑
Meridian Point3.9#4+0.5 ↑
Victor Estates1#5-2.4 ↓
Oak Haven0.8#6-2.6 ↓
Mount Vista0.5#7-2.9 ↓
Westwood Manor0.5#8-2.9 ↓
The Redwoods0.3#9-3.1 ↓
Parsons0.2#10-3.2 ↓
Mountain Shadows0.2#11-3.2 ↓

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