Counties / Illinois

Illinois home resilience, county by county

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

• Adams County Relatively Low
• Alexander County Relatively Low
• Bond County Very Low
• Boone County Relatively Low
• Brown County Very Low
• Bureau County Relatively Low
• Calhoun County Very Low
• Carroll County Very Low
• Cass County Very Low
• Champaign County Relatively Moderate
• Christian County Relatively Low
• Clark County Very Low
• Clay County Very Low
• Clinton County Relatively Low
• Coles County Relatively Low
• Cook County Very High
• Crawford County Very Low
• Cumberland County Very Low
• De Witt County Very Low
• DeKalb County Relatively Low
• Douglas County Relatively Low
• DuPage County Relatively High
• Edgar County Very Low
• Edwards County Very Low
• Effingham County Relatively Low
• Fayette County Relatively Low
• Ford County Very Low
• Franklin County Relatively Low
• Fulton County Relatively Low
• Gallatin County Very Low
• Greene County Very Low
• Grundy County Relatively Low
• Hamilton County Very Low
• Hancock County Very Low
• Hardin County Very Low
• Henderson County Very Low
• Henry County Relatively Low
• Iroquois County Relatively Low
• Jackson County Relatively Moderate
• Jasper County Very Low
• Jefferson County Relatively Low
• Jersey County Very Low
• Jo Daviess County Relatively Low
• Johnson County Relatively Low
• Kane County Relatively High
• Kankakee County Relatively Moderate
• Kendall County Relatively Low
• Knox County Relatively Low
• LaSalle County Relatively Moderate
• Lake County Relatively High
• Lawrence County Relatively Low
• Lee County Relatively Low
• Livingston County Relatively Low
• Logan County Relatively Low
• Macon County Relatively Moderate
• Macoupin County Relatively Low
• Madison County Relatively Moderate
• Marion County Relatively Low
• Marshall County Very Low
• Mason County Relatively Low
• Massac County Relatively Low
• McDonough County Very Low
• McHenry County Relatively Moderate
• McLean County Relatively Moderate
• Menard County Very Low
• Mercer County Very Low
• Monroe County Very Low
• Montgomery County Relatively Low
• Morgan County Relatively Low
• Moultrie County Relatively Low
• Ogle County Relatively Low
• Peoria County Relatively Moderate
• Perry County Relatively Low
• Piatt County Very Low
• Pike County Very Low
• Pope County Very Low
• Pulaski County Relatively Low
• Putnam County Very Low
• Randolph County Relatively Low
• Richland County Relatively Low
• Rock Island County Relatively Moderate
• Saline County Relatively Low
• Sangamon County Relatively Moderate
• Schuyler County Very Low
• Scott County Very Low
• Shelby County Relatively Low
• St. Clair County Relatively High
• Stark County Very Low
• Stephenson County Relatively Low
• Tazewell County Relatively Moderate
• Union County Relatively Low
• Vermilion County Relatively Low
• Wabash County Very Low
• Warren County Very Low
• Washington County Relatively Low
• Wayne County Very Low
• White County Relatively Low
• Whiteside County Relatively Low
• Will County Relatively High
• Williamson County Relatively Moderate
• Winnebago County Relatively Moderate
• Woodford County Very Low