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ZIP Codes with Highest Flood Risk in Wyoming — 2026

Last updated: June 4, 2026

63 ZIP codes ranked by Flood Claims #1: ZIP 82001 (Cheyenne, WY) — 89 claims

Out of 63 ZIP codes with data in Wyoming, these are the highest-ranked areas for flood claims. See also: National ZIP Codes with Highest Flood Risk | All Wyoming Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 63
Highest value 89 claims
Median value 3 claims
State Wyoming

Top 63 Worst ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Flood Claims Safety Score
1 82001 Cheyenne WY 89 claims 34/100
2 82009 Cheyenne WY 75 claims 34/100
3 82801 Sheridan WY 58 claims 43/100
4 82007 Cheyenne WY 26 claims 39/100
5 82601 Casper WY 26 claims 62/100
6 82604 Casper WY 24 claims 62/100
7 82321 Baggs WY 20 claims 30/100
8 82901 Rock Springs WY 20 claims 64/100
9 82414 Cody WY 17 claims 64/100
10 82716 Gillette WY 16 claims 61/100
11 83001 Jackson WY 12 claims 64/100
12 83014 Wilson WY 10 claims 69/100
13 82240 Torrington WY 9 claims 56/100
14 82520 Lander WY 9 claims 69/100
15 82070 Laramie WY 8 claims 69/100
16 82072 Laramie WY 8 claims 69/100
17 82331 Saratoga WY 8 claims 65/100
18 82637 Glenrock WY 7 claims 69/100
19 82839 Ranchester WY 7 claims 62/100
20 82922 Bondurant WY 7 claims 53/100
21 83127 Thayne WY 7 claims 67/100
22 82633 Douglas WY 6 claims 68/100
23 82609 Casper WY 5 claims 67/100
24 82832 Banner WY 5 claims 53/100
25 82324 Elk Mountain WY 4 claims 69/100
26 82401 Worland WY 4 claims 69/100
27 82426 Greybull WY 4 claims 66/100
28 82515 Hudson WY 4 claims 70/100
29 82834 Buffalo WY 4 claims 63/100
30 82501 Riverton WY 3 claims 54/100
31 82833 Big Horn WY 3 claims 53/100
32 82930 Evanston WY 3 claims 69/100
33 83120 Freedom WY 3 claims 69/100
34 82223 Lingle WY 2 claims 69/100
35 82410 Basin WY 2 claims 69/100
36 82432 Manderson WY 2 claims 49/100
37 82639 Kaycee WY 2 claims 69/100
38 82717 Gillette WY 2 claims 66/100
39 82718 Gillette WY 2 claims 66/100
40 82842 Story WY 2 claims 53/100
41 82933 Fort Bridger WY 2 claims 53/100
42 82935 Green River WY 2 claims 69/100
43 82003 Cheyenne WY 1 claims 44/100
44 82053 Burns WY 1 claims 70/100
45 82201 Wheatland WY 1 claims 78/100
46 82225 Lusk WY 1 claims 69/100
47 82244 Yoder WY 1 claims 70/100
48 82301 Rawlins WY 1 claims 62/100
49 82435 Powell WY 1 claims 70/100
50 82441 Shell WY 1 claims 70/100
51 82442 Ten Sleep WY 1 claims 68/100
52 82443 Thermopolis WY 1 claims 66/100
53 82450 Wapiti WY 1 claims 53/100
54 82513 Dubois WY 1 claims 66/100
55 82636 Evansville WY 1 claims 67/100
56 82644 Mills WY 1 claims 67/100
57 82701 Newcastle WY 1 claims 72/100
58 82727 Rozet WY 1 claims 68/100
59 82732 Wright WY 1 claims 70/100
60 82939 Mountain View WY 1 claims 69/100
61 83013 Moran WY 1 claims 70/100
62 83025 Teton Village WY 1 claims 70/100
63 83110 Afton WY 1 claims 66/100

Methodology

Flood risk rankings use FEMA National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) claim data. Total claims reflect historical flood events that resulted in insured property damage. High claim counts indicate areas with recurring flood exposure, which can compromise water infrastructure, introduce contaminant runoff, and damage home systems.

Data sources: EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS), FEMA National Flood Insurance Program, EPA radon zone maps, EIA electricity rates, and Consumer Confidence Reports. Last updated: 2026-06-04.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does flood history matter for home safety?

Flooding can contaminate drinking water supplies, damage water infrastructure, introduce sewage and chemical runoff, and compromise home foundations and electrical systems. Repeated flooding indicates persistent risk that affects long-term home safety.

Where does the flood data come from?

Flood claim data comes from the FEMA National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), which tracks all insured flood losses by ZIP code. This includes claims from hurricanes, river flooding, storm surge, and heavy rainfall events.

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Disclaimer: Rankings are based on EPA, FEMA, and federal agency data. They reflect historical patterns and risk indicators, not necessarily current conditions. For the most current information, contact your local water utility or request a Consumer Confidence Report.

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