Counties / Kansas

Kansas home resilience, county by county

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

• Allen County Very Low
• Anderson County Very Low
• Atchison County Very Low
• Barber County Very Low
• Barton County Relatively Low
• Bourbon County Very Low
• Brown County Very Low
• Butler County Relatively Low
• Chase County Very Low
• Chautauqua County Very Low
• Cherokee County Relatively Low
• Cheyenne County Very Low
• Clark County Very Low
• Clay County Very Low
• Cloud County Very Low
• Coffey County Very Low
• Comanche County Very Low
• Cowley County Relatively Low
• Crawford County Relatively Low
• Decatur County Very Low
• Dickinson County Relatively Low
• Doniphan County Very Low
• Douglas County Relatively Low
• Edwards County Very Low
• Elk County Very Low
• Ellis County Very Low
• Ellsworth County Very Low
• Finney County Relatively Low
• Ford County Relatively Low
• Franklin County Relatively Low
• Geary County Very Low
• Gove County Very Low
• Graham County Very Low
• Grant County Very Low
• Gray County Very Low
• Greeley County Very Low
• Greenwood County Very Low
• Hamilton County Very Low
• Harper County Very Low
• Harvey County Very Low
• Haskell County Very Low
• Hodgeman County Very Low
• Jackson County Very Low
• Jefferson County Very Low
• Jewell County Very Low
• Johnson County Relatively High
• Kearny County Very Low
• Kingman County Very Low
• Kiowa County Very Low
• Labette County Relatively Low
• Lane County Very Low
• Leavenworth County Relatively Low
• Lincoln County Very Low
• Linn County Very Low
• Logan County Very Low
• Lyon County Relatively Low
• Marion County Very Low
• Marshall County Very Low
• McPherson County Very Low
• Meade County Very Low
• Miami County Relatively Low
• Mitchell County Very Low
• Montgomery County Relatively Low
• Morris County Very Low
• Morton County Very Low
• Nemaha County Very Low
• Neosho County Very Low
• Ness County Very Low
• Norton County Very Low
• Osage County Very Low
• Osborne County Very Low
• Ottawa County Very Low
• Pawnee County Very Low
• Phillips County Very Low
• Pottawatomie County Very Low
• Pratt County Relatively Low
• Rawlins County Very Low
• Reno County Relatively Low
• Republic County Very Low
• Rice County Very Low
• Riley County Relatively Low
• Rooks County Very Low
• Rush County Very Low
• Russell County Very Low
• Saline County Relatively Low
• Scott County Relatively Low
• Sedgwick County Relatively High
• Seward County Very Low
• Shawnee County Relatively Moderate
• Sheridan County Very Low
• Sherman County Very Low
• Smith County Very Low
• Stafford County Very Low
• Stanton County Very Low
• Stevens County Very Low
• Sumner County Relatively Low
• Thomas County Very Low
• Trego County Very Low
• Wabaunsee County Very Low
• Wallace County Very Low
• Washington County Very Low
• Wichita County Very Low
• Wilson County Very Low
• Woodson County Very Low
• Wyandotte County Relatively Moderate