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1 WEST MAIN STREET, LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054

This address scores 83 out of 100 (Very Good) on the Envyrofax environmental index, with 19 scored findings within 5 miles and 9 within 1 mile. FEMA flood zone: X. EPA radon zone 2.

Data completeness
81%
Confidence
Medium
Findings
27

County records: Union County, FLView on the heat map

19 mapped findings around the property, colored by category, inside distance rings from 500 feet to 5 miles.

Text version: every finding
  1. 2500 ft
  2. 21/4 mile
  3. 31/2 mile
  4. 91 mile
  5. 163 miles
  6. 195 miles

Category breakdown

Stats

  • Water Quality20%89 VERY GOOD

    3 findings affecting the score / 40% data coverage

  • Air Quality15%100 EXCELLENT

    No adverse records found in the datasets searched / 50% data coverage

  • Toxic & Industrial15%73 GOOD

    8 findings affecting the score

  • Flood & Water Risk15%96 EXCELLENT

    No adverse records found in the datasets searched

  • Natural Hazards10%49 SIGNIFICANT CONCERN

    1 finding affecting the score

  • Soil & Ground10%67 FAIR

    1 finding affecting the score

  • Radon5%70 GOOD

    1 finding affecting the score

  • Infrastructure Exposure5%100 EXCELLENT

    No adverse records found in the datasets searched

  • Environmental Amenities5%100 EXCELLENT

    No adverse records found in the datasets searched

Bio-exposure scan

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Organ systems that government and scientific agencies link to the exposures found around this address. An association is not a diagnosis. Talk to a doctor about any health concern.

Environmental signal: Lung & bronchus cancer

+237% vs U.S.

Lung & bronchus cancer deaths in this county run 101.8 per 100,000 against 30.2 nationally, a statistically significant difference, and the same organ system has exposures linked to it near this address.

Linked nearby exposures are in the full report.

A signal is a pattern worth asking about, not proof. County rates include everyone in the county and can be shifted by age, smoking, occupation, and hospitals, prisons or nursing homes located there. If you are worried about a cancer cluster, your state health department investigates them.

Do people here die younger?

64.8

years life expectancy, this neighborhood

13.5 years shorter than the U.S. (78.3)

  • Injury deaths (county)102.4

    per 100,000. U.S. county median 96.9; higher than 58% of counties.

  • Child mortality (county)77.2

    deaths under age 18 per 100,000. U.S. county median 59.8; higher than 76% of counties.

  • Life expectancy (county)67.9

    years. U.S. county median 75.3; lower than 98% of counties.

  • Drug overdose deaths (county)21.3

    per 100,000. U.S. county median 28.6; higher than 30% of counties.

  • Premature death (county)17,100.5

    years of life lost before age 75, per 100,000 people. U.S. county median 9,824.7; higher than 96% of counties.

Life expectancy: CDC NCHS USALEEP (2010-2015). County mortality: County Health Rankings 2025, built from NCHS death records. Many factors drive these numbers, including income, access to care, smoking and injuries.

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  • Lungs & AirwaysLOW

    Linked conditions: Asthma, COPD, Lung cancer, Respiratory infections

    1 nearby exposure linked to this systemUnlock
  • Stomach & GutLOW

    Linked conditions: Gastrointestinal illness

    1 nearby exposure linked to this systemUnlock

This neighborhood vs the U.S. (CDC PLACES, census tract)

  • Adults with asthma11.1%
    U.S. average 10.4%
  • Adults with COPD9.5%
    U.S. average 6.6% / 44% higher here
  • Adults ever told they had cancer (non-skin)9%
    U.S. average 7.7% / 17% higher here
  • Adults with coronary heart disease7.6%
    U.S. average 6.2% / 23% higher here
  • Adults who had a stroke4.1%
    U.S. average 3.4% / 21% higher here
  • Adults with high blood pressure38.7%
    U.S. average 34.1% / 13% higher here
  • Adults with diabetes13.3%
    U.S. average 12% / 11% higher here
  • Adults with cognitive difficulty16.8%
    U.S. average 14.8% / 14% higher here
  • Adults with depression22.3%
    U.S. average 21.9%
  • Adults in fair or poor health22.6%
    U.S. average 20.3% / 11% higher here
  • Adults who smoke17.6%
    U.S. average 13.2% / 33% higher here
  • Adults with obesity39.9%
    U.S. average 33.4% / 19% higher here

Rates reflect everyone living in the census tract and many causes, including smoking, age and access to care. They do not show that the environment caused any illness.

Cancer in this county vs the U.S. (National Cancer Institute, per 100,000, age-adjusted)

CancerDeaths hereU.S.New cases hereU.S.Trend
All cancer424.8 !143.21229.6 !453.4stable
Liver & bile duct20.9 !6.649.2 !8.7stable
Pancreas17.111.321.413.9stable
Lung & bronchus101.8 !30.2147.1 !51.8falling
Melanoma of the skinn/a56 !23.8
Breast (women)n/a139.2133stable
Prostate (men)46.4 !18.9366.6 !119.9rising
Bladdern/a39.4 !18.7stable
Kidney & renal pelvisn/a45.9 !17.9stable
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma21.9 !4.836.7 !18.5falling
Leukemia16.5 !5.741.6 !14.5falling

Red with ! means statistically higher than the U.S. (the 95% confidence interval sits above the national rate). n/a means too few cases to publish a stable rate. Deaths 2020-2024, new cases 2019-2023.

CDC health tracking for this county (63 measures, CDC Environmental Public Health Tracking)

  • Cancer / 2020

    Age-adjusted Incidence Rate of Bladder Cancer (Including In Situ) per 100,000 Population over a 5-year Period

    46.4higher than 100%

  • Cancer / 2020

    Age-adjusted Incidence Rate of Colorectal Cancer per 100,000 Population over a 5-year Period

    130.60higher than 100%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent Population Living in Group Quarters

    32.1%higher than 100%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of Mobile-home Housing Units

    45.4%higher than 100%

  • Cancer / 2020

    Age-adjusted Incidence Rate of Breast Cancer per 100,000 Population over a 5-year Period

    194.9higher than 99%

  • Built Environment / 2020

    Number of Hospital Beds per 10,000 Population

    89.92higher than 96%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of Housing Units with More People than Rooms

    6.1%higher than 95%

  • Asthma / 2023

    Crude Rate of Emergency Department Visits for Asthma per 10,000 Population

    53.4higher than 93%

  • Asthma / 2023

    Age-adjusted Rate of Emergency Department Visits for Asthma per 10,000 Population

    57.2higher than 92%

  • Asthma / 2023

    Age-adjusted Rate of Hospitalizations for Asthma per 10,000 Population

    6.4higher than 92%

  • Asthma / 2023

    Crude Rate of Hospitalizations for Asthma per 10,000 Population

    5.2higher than 88%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of People Living in Group Quarters

    9,980higher than 88%

  • Built Environment / 2020

    Number of Hospitals per 100,000 Population

    12.40higher than 86%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of People with Access to a Computer with Internet but No Cell Phone

    11.4%higher than 83%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of Households with a Smartphone but No Other Device

    15.0%higher than 74%

  • Air Quality / 2019

    Annual Average Total Cancer Risk Estimates

    30.0higher than 70%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of Renter-occupied Housing Units

    30.3%higher than 70%

  • Built Environment / 2021

    Percent of Land Used for Development

    8.0%higher than 67%

  • Air Quality / 2020

    PM2.5: Percent of Days over Air Quality Standard (Monitor + Modeled Data)

    0.3%higher than 66%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Mobile-home Housing Units

    4,284higher than 65%

  • Built Environment / 2020

    Number of Hospital Beds

    145higher than 64%

  • Built Environment / 2021

    Percent of Land Covered by Forest

    40.1%higher than 64%

  • Built Environment / 2020

    Number of Hospitals

    2higher than 60%

  • Cancer / 2020

    Average Annual Number of Cases of Colorectal Cancer over a 5-year Period

    25higher than 59%

  • Built Environment / 2013

    Classification of County from Rural to Urban (Six Category Scale)

    6higher than 58%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of People >65 Years of Age Who Have a Computer without Internet Subscription

    8.8%higher than 57%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Housing Units with More People than Rooms

    502higher than 56%

  • Air Quality / 2020

    PM2.5: Highest Annual Average Concentration (Monitor + Modeled Data)

    7.8higher than 54%

  • Built Environment / 2021

    Percent of Land Covered by Water

    1.3%higher than 53%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of Households with a Smartphone

    83.5%higher than 51%

  • Asthma / 2023

    Annual Number of Emergency Department Visits for Asthma

    83higher than 47%

  • Built Environment / 2021

    Average Percent of Developed Imperviousness

    1.2%higher than 43%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of People >25 Years of Age with Low Education Who Have a Computer without Internet Subscription

    7.8%higher than 43%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of Vacant Housing Units

    13.2%higher than 41%

  • Built Environment / 2013

    Classification of County from Rural to Urban (Two Category Scale)

    2higher than 37%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of People with Access to a Computer with Internet but No Cell Phone

    1,201higher than 37%

  • Cancer / 2020

    Average Annual Number of Cases of Bladder Cancer (Including In Situ) over a 5-year Period

    9higher than 36%

  • Asthma / 2023

    Crude Prevalence of Current Asthma among Adults (Model-based; County/Census Tract)

    10.3%higher than 35%

  • Built Environment / 2021

    Percent of Land Used for Agriculture

    14.4%higher than 35%

  • Asthma / 2023

    Age-adjusted Prevalence of Current Asthma among Adults (Model-based; County)

    10.3%higher than 31%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Renter-occupied Housing Units

    2,478higher than 31%

  • Asthma / 2023

    Annual Number of Hospitalizations for Asthma

    8higher than 28%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Households with a Smartphone but No Other Device

    614higher than 28%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of Households with No Internet Access

    10.0%higher than 27%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Households with a Smartphone

    3,418higher than 26%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of People >65 Years of Age Who Have a Computer without Internet Subscription

    279higher than 23%

  • Cancer / 2020

    Average Annual Number of Cases of Breast Cancer over a 5-year Period

    11higher than 23%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Housing Units

    9,432higher than 22%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of Housing Units with No Vehicle Available

    3.7%higher than 21%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Housing Units with No Vehicle Available

    300higher than 18%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of People >25 Years of Age with Low Education Who Have a Computer without Internet Subscription

    127higher than 16%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Vacant Housing Units

    1,244higher than 16%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Households with No Internet Access

    413higher than 16%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of Households with Income Less Than $20,000 without an Internet Subscription

    26.2%higher than 15%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Unemployed People >16 Years of Age Who Have a Computer without Internet Subscription

    36higher than 14%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Housing Units with >=10 Units

    52higher than 12%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of Housing Units with >=10 Units

    0.6%higher than 11%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Number of Households with Income Less Than $20,000 without an Internet Subscription

    102higher than 10%

  • Built Environment / 2022

    Percent of Unemployed People >16 Years of Age Who Have a Computer without Internet Subscription

    4.9%higher than 10%

  • Air Quality / 20260530

    CO: Daily Air Quality

    1.00higher than 0%

  • Air Quality / 2020

    O3: Number of Days over Air Quality Standard (Monitor + Modeled Data)

    0higher than 0%

  • Air Quality / 20260530

    SO2: Daily Air Quality

    1.0higher than 0%

  • Built Environment / 2020

    Percent of Population Living within 150 m of a Highway

    0.0%higher than 0%

Percentile compares this county with every U.S. county that reports the measure. Some states do not report every measure.

Air toxics cancer risk (county, EPA AirToxScreen 2020): 30 in a million, led by Formaldehyde, Carbon Tetrachloride, Acetaldehyde.

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FEMA National Risk Index (census tract)

FEMA National Risk Index (census tract)

high
  • Overall risk rating: Relatively Moderate
  • Hurricane: Relatively High
  • Tornado: Relatively Moderate
  • Wildfire: Relatively Moderate
  • Lightning: Relatively High

Source: FEMA National Risk Index December 2025

Classified

10 water quality findings redacted

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11 toxic & industrial findings redacted

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1 flood & water risk finding redacted

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1 natural hazards finding redacted

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1 soil & ground finding redacted

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1 radon finding redacted

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1 environmental amenities finding redacted

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This report summarizes public government records near the address. It is not a home inspection, an environmental site assessment, legal advice or a health diagnosis. "No adverse records" means none were found in the datasets searched, not that none exist. Radon and lead can only be confirmed by testing the home. See how the score works and every data source.

1 WEST MAIN STREET, LAKE BUTLER, FL 32054: Environmental Score 83/100 (Very Good) | Envyrofax