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County Disaster Risk Index
This is our own calculation, not a government figure. For all 3,222 U.S. counties we combine four kinds of disaster history — federal declarations, earthquakes, wildfires and severe storms — into a single 0–100 score, where 100 means "more history than any other county". It describes the record, not the future, and it is not a statement about whether a place is safe to live in. How the score is built →
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Highest composite score
Most federal declarations
Most large wildfires
Most recorded earthquakes
Most notable storm events
A composite score blends things that are not really comparable (an earthquake is not a flood), so treat it as a rough summary and read the individual layers below it. Sources: FEMA, USGS, NIFC, NOAA/NCEI. Full method: /methodology/risk.