What the public record shows for 120 Danube Ave, Tampa, Fl, 33606 · recorded Jul 18, 2026 · 15 findings from 9 public sources
1% annual chance of flooding — the "100-year" floodplain. Lenders typically require flood insurance here, and a bad year can flood more than once.
Area-scale finding: no single point to plot on the map
Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 801 Mccloskey Blvd. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Peter O Knight Airport (KTPF), a small general-aviation field, is 0.9 mi to the SE.
Source: FAA airport & runway data (OurAirports) · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Road, rail, and aviation noise; complaint history
Peter O Knight Airport (KTPF), a small general-aviation field, is 0.9 mi to the SE.
Source: FAA airport & runway data (OurAirports) · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Tampa International Airport (KTPA), a major airport with scheduled airline service, is 5.8 mi to the NW.
Source: FAA airport & runway data (OurAirports) · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Neither the address point nor its ~160 ft surroundings register above the road-noise model's 45 dB floor — no significant modeled road-noise source nearby. This is BTS's simplified national model (no terrain or building shielding) — a trend-grade modeled estimate, not a measurement.
Source: BTS National Transportation Noise Map (2022) · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Sun exposure by season; obstruction from surrounding buildings
Sunlight analysis is coming soon. Findings here are informational and unscored.
Permitted construction and development pressure nearby
City permit and development-pipeline data isn't collected for this location yet, so there is no change score. This is a coverage gap in the underlying data, not a judgment about the address.
Flood zones, contaminated sites, air quality, radon
Wildfire hazard potential (USFS) doesn't collect data for this location, so this score reflects only the layers that cover it.
1% annual chance of flooding — the "100-year" floodplain. Lenders typically require flood insurance here, and a bad year can flood more than once.
Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 801 Mccloskey Blvd. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 1130 Mc Closky Blvd.. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 848 Mccloskey Blvd.. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 1601 Mcclosky Blvd. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 2120 Maritime Boulevard. Status: TRI Reporter, ***Unchanged***.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Current AQI near this address is 32, driven by PM2.5, as reported for AirNow's Tampa reporting area (other pollutants: O3 31, PM10 17). A single reading is a metro-wide snapshot — AQI above 100 is unhealthy for sensitive groups.
Source: AirNow (EPA) · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
The EPA maps Hillsborough County as radon Zone 2: counties where the predicted average indoor radon screening level is between 2 and 4 pCi/L. The zone is a county-scale prediction from geology, aerial radioactivity, soil, and past measurements — not a measurement of this home. Radon varies house to house; a short-term test kit (about $15–30, or often free from state health programs) is the only way to know this home's actual level.
Source: EPA Map of Radon Zones · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Transit access, walkability, daily errands
Transit service (MBTA GTFS) doesn't collect data for this location, so this score reflects only the layers that cover it.
The EPA National Walkability Index scores this census block group 14.5 out of 20 — in the "above-average walkable" band nationally. The index combines intersection density, proximity to transit stops, and the mix of jobs, homes, and destinations.
Source: EPA National Walkability Index · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
311 complaint mix, incident reports, amenity density
City complaint and crime data isn't collected for this location yet, so there is no pulse score. This is a coverage gap in the underlying data, not a judgment about the address.
Half the housing in this census tract was built before 1964. Housing this old predates the 1978 lead-paint ban and often has older wiring, plumbing, and insulation.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023) · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
42% of the 2,368 occupied homes in this tract are rentals. An owner-majority tract usually means longer-tenured neighbors and less turnover.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023) · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Within a 5-minute walk: 2 grocery stores, 16 restaurants, 1 bar, 3 gyms, 1 pharmacy, 1 park. Within 10 minutes: 2 grocery stores, 16 restaurants, 1 bar, 6 gyms, 1 pharmacy, 3 parks.
Source: OpenStreetMap amenities (© OpenStreetMap contributors, via Geofabrik) · retrieved Jul 18, 2026
Record SAMPLE-T · 27.92804° N · 82.45574° W · tract 005401 · block 5005 · recorded Jul 18, 2026 · sample specimen: real address, real data