Counties / Georgia

Georgia home resilience, county by county

159 counties. Each page shows local hazards from the FEMA National Risk Index and which retrofits pay off for a typical home.

• Appling County Relatively Low
• Atkinson County Very Low
• Bacon County Very Low
• Baker County Very Low
• Baldwin County Relatively Low
• Banks County Very Low
• Barrow County Relatively Low
• Bartow County Relatively Low
• Ben Hill County Very Low
• Berrien County Very Low
• Bibb County Relatively Low
• Bleckley County Very Low
• Brantley County Very Low
• Brooks County Very Low
• Bryan County Relatively Low
• Bulloch County Relatively Low
• Burke County Very Low
• Butts County Very Low
• Calhoun County Very Low
• Camden County Relatively Low
• Candler County Very Low
• Carroll County Relatively Low
• Catoosa County Relatively Low
• Charlton County Very Low
• Chatham County Relatively High
• Chattahoochee County Very Low
• Chattooga County Relatively Low
• Cherokee County Relatively Moderate
• Clarke County Relatively Low
• Clay County Very Low
• Clayton County Relatively Moderate
• Clinch County Very Low
• Cobb County Relatively High
• Coffee County Relatively Low
• Colquitt County Relatively Low
• Columbia County Relatively Low
• Cook County Very Low
• Coweta County Relatively Low
• Crawford County Very Low
• Crisp County Relatively Low
• Dade County Very Low
• Dawson County Very Low
• DeKalb County Relatively Moderate
• Decatur County Relatively Low
• Dodge County Relatively Low
• Dooly County Very Low
• Dougherty County Relatively Moderate
• Douglas County Relatively Low
• Early County Relatively Low
• Echols County Very Low
• Effingham County Relatively Low
• Elbert County Very Low
• Emanuel County Very Low
• Evans County Very Low
• Fannin County Relatively Low
• Fayette County Relatively Low
• Floyd County Relatively Moderate
• Forsyth County Relatively Moderate
• Franklin County Very Low
• Fulton County Relatively High
• Gilmer County Relatively Low
• Glascock County Very Low
• Glynn County Relatively Moderate
• Gordon County Relatively Low
• Grady County Relatively Low
• Greene County Very Low
• Gwinnett County Relatively High
• Habersham County Very Low
• Hall County Relatively Moderate
• Hancock County Very Low
• Haralson County Very Low
• Harris County Very Low
• Hart County Very Low
• Heard County Very Low
• Henry County Relatively Low
• Houston County Relatively Low
• Irwin County Very Low
• Jackson County Very Low
• Jasper County Very Low
• Jeff Davis County Very Low
• Jefferson County Very Low
• Jenkins County Very Low
• Johnson County Very Low
• Jones County Very Low
• Lamar County Very Low
• Lanier County Very Low
• Laurens County Relatively Low
• Lee County Very Low
• Liberty County Relatively Moderate
• Lincoln County Very Low
• Long County Very Low
• Lowndes County Relatively Low
• Lumpkin County Relatively Low
• Macon County Very Low
• Madison County Very Low
• Marion County Very Low
• McDuffie County Very Low
• McIntosh County Relatively Low
• Meriwether County Very Low
• Miller County Very Low
• Mitchell County Relatively Low
• Monroe County Very Low
• Montgomery County Very Low
• Morgan County Very Low
• Murray County Relatively Low
• Muscogee County Relatively Moderate
• Newton County Relatively Low
• Oconee County Very Low
• Oglethorpe County Very Low
• Paulding County Relatively Low
• Peach County Very Low
• Pickens County Very Low
• Pierce County Very Low
• Pike County Very Low
• Polk County Relatively Low
• Pulaski County Very Low
• Putnam County Relatively Low
• Quitman County Very Low
• Rabun County Relatively Low
• Randolph County Very Low
• Richmond County Relatively Moderate
• Rockdale County Relatively Low
• Schley County Very Low
• Screven County Relatively Low
• Seminole County Very Low
• Spalding County Very Low
• Stephens County Very Low
• Stewart County Very Low
• Sumter County Relatively Low
• Talbot County Very Low
• Taliaferro County Very Low
• Tattnall County Relatively Low
• Taylor County Very Low
• Telfair County Very Low
• Terrell County Very Low
• Thomas County Relatively Low
• Tift County Relatively Low
• Toombs County Very Low
• Towns County Very Low
• Treutlen County Very Low
• Troup County Relatively Low
• Turner County Very Low
• Twiggs County Very Low
• Union County Relatively Low
• Upson County Very Low
• Walker County Relatively Low
• Walton County Relatively Low
• Ware County Relatively Low
• Warren County Very Low
• Washington County Very Low
• Wayne County Relatively Low
• Webster County Very Low
• Wheeler County Very Low
• White County Relatively Low
• Whitfield County Relatively Moderate
• Wilcox County Very Low
• Wilkes County Very Low
• Wilkinson County Very Low
• Worth County Very Low