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Environment, hazards, crime, schools, hospitals
FEMAYour address
Minimal flood risk (Zone X)
FEMA maps this location as having minimal flood hazard. Flood insurance is not required for federally-backed loans, though it can still be purchased voluntarily.
FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer places this location in zone X, a minimal-flood-hazard area.
NOAAYour address
4.6 days/yr at 95°F+ — was 3.7 in the 1980s
Averaged over 2016–2025, this location saw 4.6 days per year at or above 95°F, compared with 3.7 per year averaged over 1981–1990 — a change of +0.9 days.
Averaged over 2016–2025, this location saw 4.6 days per year at or above 95°F, compared with 3.7 per year averaged over 1981–1990 — a change of +0.9 days.
USFS / CAL FIREYour address
No wildland fuel mapped nearby
Within roughly 300 meters of this point, the USFS 30-meter hazard raster shows only developed or water pixels — no burnable wildland fuel class. The county-level wildfire card still applies for regional context.
FBI
20.9 violent offenses per 100K residents (Philadelphia Police Department)
Violent crime in Philadelphia Police Department is below the national rate of 30.3. Property crime is below the national rate.
The FBI Crime Data Explorer reports 20.9 violent offenses per 100,000 residents in Philadelphia Police Department for 2024.
That's below the national average of 30.3 per 100,000 the FBI reported for the same year.
Dept. of Education / NCESYour address
50 public schools within 3 miles
Closest is Brown Henry A Sch in Philadelphia — 0.3 mi away. NCES tracks every public elementary and secondary school in the U.S. via the Common Core of Data.
The NCES Common Core of Data lists 50 public elementary or secondary schools within 3 miles of this location for the 2023–24 school year.
The closest is Brown Henry A Sch in Philadelphia, 0.3 miles away.
CMSYour address
10 hospitals within 30 miles (closest: 1.4 mi)
Average CMS star rating across the 10 hospitals within 30 miles is 3.4/5 — mid-pack for hospital quality, safety, and patient experience.
CMS rates 10 hospitals within 30 miles of this address with an average of 3.4 of 5 stars under the Medicare Care Compare program.
The highest-rated facility is Hospital Of Univ Of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia at 5 of 5 stars (4.5 mi away).
USFS / FEMA NRIPhiladelphia County, PA
Wildfire risk: very low
Wildfire risk in Philadelphia is rated very low by the FEMA National Risk Index, which draws on USFS Wildfire Hazard Potential data.
USGSYour address
No orphaned oil or gas wells within 5 miles
The USGS national inventory of documented unplugged orphaned oil & gas wells shows none within 5 miles of this address. Orphaned wells — abandoned by operators who can no longer be held responsible for plugging them — can leak methane and contaminate groundwater. The risk is concentrated in legacy oil and gas regions (Ohio, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Illinois lead the national count).
EPAYour address
No TRI reporters within 5 miles
No facilities reported chemical releases to the EPA Toxics Release Inventory within 5 miles of this location.
The EPA's Toxics Release Inventory shows no industrial facilities reporting chemical releases within 5 miles of this location.
EPAZIP 19134
19 public water systems in Philadelphia
19 EPA-regulated public water systems serve Philadelphia. Use the EPA Safe Drinking Water Search to look up violation history for your specific system.
NRCYour address
3 operating reactors within 50 miles — closest at 29.3 mi
Limerick is 29.3 miles away — within the 50-mile ingestion EPZ. Direct radiation risk at this distance is low; emergency plans cover food and water protection.
PHMSA / DOTYour address
No active transmission pipelines within 2 miles
No PHMSA-regulated natural gas transmission or hazardous liquid pipeline segments found within 2 miles of this address.
FHWAYour address
No NBI-listed bridges within 3 miles
No bridges in the FHWA National Bridge Inventory found within 3 miles of this address.
USACEYour address
No dams within 10 miles
No dams in the Army Corps National Inventory of Dams found within 10 miles of this address.
EPAYour neighborhood
38.6 per million lifetime cancer risk · respiratory HI 0.51
EPA's 2014 National Air Toxics Assessment models lifetime added cancer risk from breathing ambient air toxics in this census tract at 38.6 cases per million people — near the national average. The chronic respiratory hazard index is 0.51 (a value of 1.0 indicates exposure equals the level expected to produce no adverse effects).
EPAYour address
Walkability score 16.7 of 20 — Most walkable
EPA's National Walkability Index assigns this block group a score of 16.7 on a 1-20 scale, placing it in the "Most walkable" band. The score combines intersection density, proximity to transit, the mix of nearby employment, and the local jobs-to-housing ratio — the four factors that most strongly predict whether residents can accomplish daily errands without a car.
FEMAPhiladelphia County, PA
25 federal disaster declarations since 1953 — 3 in the last 10 years
Philadelphia has been included in 25 federal disaster declarations on record with FEMA — 3 of them in the last 10 years. Most common incident types: Hurricane (8), Flood (5), Snowstorm (4), Severe Storm (4). Federal declarations unlock Public Assistance for local government repair work and, in Major Disaster declarations, Individual Assistance for homeowners and renters.
FEMAZIP 19134
16 flood insurance claims ever paid in ZIP 19134 — $46K total
FEMA has paid 16 National Flood Insurance Program claims totaling $46K in ZIP 19134. In the last 10 years alone, 0 claims totaling $0 were paid. Each claim represents an actual flood loss reimbursed by the federal flood insurance program — a hard, dollar-denominated signal of historical flood exposure.
FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program has paid 16 flood claims totaling $46K in ZIP 19134 across the program's history.
CMSZIP 19134
12 nursing homes within 25 miles — avg 2.7/5
CMS lists 12 Medicare- or Medicaid-certified nursing homes within 25 miles of this address. Average overall Five-Star rating is 2.7/5 across 12 rated facilities. The closest is Tucker House Nursing And Rehabilitation Center (2.4 mi). Five-Star ratings combine health inspection results, staffing, and quality measures.
NPSYour address
11 NPS units within 100 mi — nearest: Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site (2.4 mi)
The nearest National Park Service unit is Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site (National Historic Site), approximately 2.4 miles away. There are 11 NPS-managed sites within 100 miles, including national parks, monuments, historic sites, and recreation areas.
CMSZIP 19134
12 home health agencies within 30 miles — avg 3.5/5
CMS lists 12 Medicare-certified home health agencies headquartered within 30 miles of this address. Average quality-of-patient-care rating is 3.5/5 across 1 rated agency. The closest is Weallcare Home Health Llc (0.8 mi). The rating reflects how often agencies follow evidence-based practices for conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and wound care.
CMSZIP 19134
12 dialysis facilities within 25 miles — avg 3.5/5
CMS lists 12 Medicare-certified ESRD dialysis facilities within 25 miles of this address. Average Five-Star rating is 3.5/5 across 11 rated facilities. The closest is St. Christopher's Hospital For Children (0.8 mi). Ratings combine patient outcomes, quality measures, and facility-level clinical indicators reported to CMS.
CMSZIP 19134
12 hospice providers within 30 miles (closest: 2.1 mi)
CMS lists 12 Medicare-certified hospice providers headquartered within 30 miles of this address. The closest is Echo Hospice Of Pennsylvania, Llc (2.1 mi). Hospice care focuses on comfort and quality of life for patients with terminal illness; Medicare covers both home-based and inpatient hospice services. CMS doesn't publish a composite star rating for hospice — use Care Compare for individual quality data.
NPS / NRHPYour address
No National Register listings within 5 miles
This address is not inside a historic district and has no National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) listings within 5 miles. NRHP listing affects federal tax credit eligibility and some local preservation overlay rules.
FTA / NTDPhiladelphia County, PA
4 transit agencies within 50 miles (closest: 3 mi)
4 FTA-reporting transit agencies are headquartered within 50 miles of this address — bus and rail service, carrying 205.5M annual unlinked passenger trips combined. The closest is Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (Philadelphia, 3 mi). NTD data reflects FTA-reported service — actual route coverage at this address may vary.
EPAYour address
1 regulated facility within 5 miles
1 EPA-regulated facility within 5 miles with no current violations on record.
NWSYour address
No active weather alerts
The National Weather Service has no active warnings, watches, or advisories for this location.
NOAA / NCEIYour address
Local climate data unavailable
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Your seat at the table
These are the 6 elected officials who shape the laws that govern your area, two U.S. Senators in Washington, two at the PA statehouse, and the PA Governor + Lt. Governor.
State Representative
State House · District 180
State Senator
State Senate · District 2
Federal spend, benefits, housing, jobs
BLSPhiladelphia County, PA
Avg weekly wage: $1,640 — Philadelphia
Private-sector workers in Philadelphia earn an average of $1,640/week (2025), 41% above the national average of $1,166.
EIAPA
Residential electricity: 21.72¢/kWh — PA
PA residential electricity averaged 21.72¢/kWh in 2026-07, 19% above the U.S. average of 18.31¢/kWh for the same month. At an assumed 900 kWh of monthly use, the estimated cost is $195. Your actual bill depends on usage and your utility's rates.
IRSZIP 19134
Avg AGI: $37K — ZIP 19134
22,740 tax returns were filed in ZIP 19134 for tax year 2021. Average adjusted gross income: $37,050. The largest income group is Under $25K, representing 44.9% of filers.
FCCYour address
5 fixed-broadband providers at this block, max 10 Gbps down
5 ISPs have filed coverage to the FCC at this exact Census Block (fiber, cable, fixed wireless). Top advertised speeds: 10 Gbps down / 10 Gbps up. Satellite (Starlink, HughesNet, Viasat) is also available everywhere.
The FCC's broadband filings show 5 fixed ISPs reporting service at this Census Block as of 2025-12-31.
Lightpath advertises the fastest tier here at 10 Gbps down.
BLS / LAUSPhiladelphia County, PA
Unemployment rate: 5.2% — Philadelphia
Philadelphia had an unemployment rate of 5.2% in August 2026, 1.3 percentage points above the national average of 3.9%.
Treasury / CDFI FundYour neighborhood
Not in a designated Opportunity Zone
Census tract 42101017800 is not on Treasury's certified Qualified Opportunity Zone list. Investments at this address do not qualify for QOF capital gains treatment under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. About 8,764 tracts nationwide were certified in 2018 and remain valid through 2028.
FHFAPA
PA home prices +4.7% year-over-year · +44.2% over 5 years
FHFA's All-Transactions House Price Index for PA rose 4.7% in the year ending 2026Q2. Over the past five years the index gained 44.2%. The HPI tracks repeat sales on conforming conventional mortgages — the most comprehensive public measure of U.S. home price movement.
DoD / HIFLDYour address
9 military installations within 50 mi — nearest: Naval Support Activity Philadelphia
The nearest active military installation is Naval Support Activity Philadelphia (Navy) (3.9 mi to installation centroid). Within 50 miles: 4 Army National Guard, 2 Navy, 2 Air National Guard, 1 Air Force. Proximity to major installations typically supports elevated housing demand from service members, civilian DoD employees, and contractors — a stabilizing force in local real estate markets.
Census BureauZIP 19134
Housing vacancy rate: 9.5%
9.5% of housing units are vacant — tracking close to the national average of 9.0%.
The Census Bureau's 2023 ACS 5-year estimates show a housing vacancy rate of 9.5% — 70,503 of 739,725 total housing units are vacant.
Of those, 18,205 are listed for rent and 3,855 are for sale; the remainder are seasonal, awaiting occupancy, or other.
Alerts and watch-level issues flagged for your area.
EPAYour address
4 active Superfund sites within 5 miles
Closest active site is FRANKLIN SLAG PILE (MDC) (2.2 mi, PHILADELPHIA) — on the NPL.
The EPA's Superfund site database identifies 4 active National Priorities List sites within 5 miles of this location.
The closest is FRANKLIN SLAG PILE (MDC) in PHILADELPHIA, about 2.2 miles away — currently on the NPL.
NOAAYour address
Inside the +3 ft sea-level-rise footprint
This location sits inside NOAA’s mapped low-lying area at +3 feet of sea-level rise — a screening-level footprint of where higher seas reach, not a dated forecast.
This location sits inside NOAA’s mapped low-lying area at +3 feet of sea-level rise — a screening-level footprint of where higher seas reach, not a dated forecast.
Pair this with the FEMA flood zone and base flood elevation for the fuller picture: SLR compounds storm-surge and drainage flooding long before permanent inundation.
U.S. Census Bureau (ACS)Your neighborhood
Median household income $42K
Census Tract 178; Philadelphia County; Pennsylvania runs 46% below the U.S. median household income ($79K).
The Census Bureau reports a median household income of $42K for Census Tract 178; Philadelphia County; Pennsylvania, per the 2023 ACS 5-year file.
Population: 7K residents, median age 36.2, 49% owner-occupied housing.
NOAA / FEMA NRIPhiladelphia County, PA
Tornado risk: relatively high
Hurricane risk in Philadelphia is rated relatively high by the FEMA National Risk Index. Tornado risk is rated relatively high.
USGS / FEMA NRIPhiladelphia County, PA
Earthquake hazard: relatively high
Earthquake hazard in Philadelphia is rated relatively high by the FEMA National Risk Index, based on USGS National Seismic Hazard Maps.
USDA / CensusPhiladelphia County, PA
21.5% poverty rate — Philadelphia County
Philadelphia County has a 21.5% poverty rate (2022), above the national rate of 12.4%. SNAP gross income limit: $19,578/yr (household of 1) or $40,560/yr (family of 4) — 130% of the federal poverty level.
FRA / DOTYour address
89 railroad grade crossings within 3 miles (closest: 0.2 mi)
The FRA Grade Crossing Inventory identifies 89 at-grade crossings within 3 miles of this address. The closest is Baggage Tunnel at 0.2 mi. Combined train traffic across these crossings is ~16 trains per day. 5 crossings carry heavy train or vehicle traffic — the highest-risk profile for collisions.
CFPBZIP 19134
8,034 consumer complaints filed from 19134
8,034 complaints submitted from zip 19134 to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Complaints are public and companies are required to respond.
FAAYour address
1 commercial airport within 15 miles (closest: 8.7 mi)
Closest airport is Northeast Philadelphia (PNE) (8.7 mi), a general aviation facility. General aviation airports typically have lower and more intermittent noise footprints than commercial airports.
NHTSAPhiladelphia County, PA
804 traffic fatalities in Philadelphia County (2019–2024)
NHTSA's Fatality Analysis Reporting System logged 804 traffic deaths in Philadelphia County from 2019–2024 — averaging 134.0 per year, trending up year over year. That's 11.6% of PA's 6,934 statewide deaths over the same period. FARS captures every fatal crash on a U.S. public road; data lags ~12-18 months.
HRSAYour address
HPSA designated — shortage area for dental health
This address falls within a federally designated Health Professional Shortage Area for dental health (shortage score: 21/25 — higher = more severe). HPSA designation means fewer providers accept new patients, wait times are longer, and Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement incentives apply. HRSA uses HPSA scores to prioritize National Health Service Corps placements.
CDC / NCHSYour neighborhood
Life expectancy at birth: 68.2 years — 10.5 years below the U.S. average
CDC's USALEEP project estimates life expectancy at birth in this census tract at 68.2 years, 10.5 years below the U.S. average (78.7 years for the 2010-2015 baseline). Tract-level life expectancy varies dramatically across U.S. neighborhoods — gaps of 20+ years between adjacent tracts are not uncommon, reflecting differences in income, healthcare access, environmental quality, and chronic disease burden.
EPAPA
PA is predominantly Radon Zone 1 — high predicted indoor radon
EPA classifies PA as predominantly Radon Zone 1: highest predicted indoor radon — average screening level above 4 pCi/L (the EPA action level). Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas — the second leading cause of lung cancer in the U.S. after smoking. EPA recommends every home be tested regardless of zone, because radon depends on a home's foundation, ventilation, and bedrock — values can vary substantially between neighboring properties even within the same county. County-level zone differences exist within most states; the state-level summary is a starting prior.
CensusPhiladelphia County, PA
5% of homes in Philadelphia built in the last 10 years (-13 pp vs. national avg)
Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania: 5.4% of the 739,725 housing units were built in the 2010s or 2020s, compared to a national average of roughly 18%. This low share indicates an older housing market with limited recent construction activity.
BOP / ICE / HIFLDYour address
57 federal detention facilities within 100 miles — nearest: Philadelphia District Office Hold Room (3.0 mi)
Within 100 miles of this address, 57 ICE detention centers, BOP federal institutions, or USMS contract jails are listed as holding federal detainees. The nearest is Philadelphia District Office Hold Room in Philadelphia, PA. Federal detention facilities affect local emergency planning, infrastructure demand, and community character.
