Counties / Kentucky

Kentucky home resilience, county by county

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

• Adair County Very Low
• Allen County Very Low
• Anderson County Very Low
• Ballard County Very Low
• Barren County Relatively Low
• Bath County Very Low
• Bell County Relatively Low
• Boone County Relatively Low
• Bourbon County Very Low
• Boyd County Relatively Low
• Boyle County Very Low
• Bracken County Very Low
• Breathitt County Relatively Low
• Breckinridge County Very Low
• Bullitt County Relatively Low
• Butler County Very Low
• Caldwell County Very Low
• Calloway County Relatively Low
• Campbell County Relatively Low
• Carlisle County Very Low
• Carroll County Very Low
• Carter County Relatively Low
• Casey County Very Low
• Christian County Relatively Low
• Clark County Very Low
• Clay County Relatively Low
• Clinton County Very Low
• Crittenden County Very Low
• Cumberland County Very Low
• Daviess County Relatively Moderate
• Edmonson County Very Low
• Elliott County Very Low
• Estill County Very Low
• Fayette County Relatively Moderate
• Fleming County Very Low
• Floyd County Relatively Moderate
• Franklin County Relatively Low
• Fulton County Relatively Low
• Gallatin County Very Low
• Garrard County Very Low
• Grant County Very Low
• Graves County Relatively Moderate
• Grayson County Relatively Low
• Green County Very Low
• Greenup County Relatively Low
• Hancock County Very Low
• Hardin County Relatively Low
• Harlan County Relatively Low
• Harrison County Very Low
• Hart County Very Low
• Henderson County Relatively Low
• Henry County Very Low
• Hickman County Very Low
• Hopkins County Relatively Low
• Jackson County Very Low
• Jefferson County Relatively High
• Jessamine County Very Low
• Johnson County Relatively Low
• Kenton County Relatively Low
• Knott County Relatively Low
• Knox County Relatively Low
• Larue County Very Low
• Laurel County Relatively Low
• Lawrence County Relatively Low
• Lee County Very Low
• Leslie County Very Low
• Letcher County Relatively Low
• Lewis County Very Low
• Lincoln County Very Low
• Livingston County Very Low
• Logan County Relatively Low
• Lyon County Very Low
• Madison County Relatively Low
• Magoffin County Very Low
• Marion County Very Low
• Marshall County Relatively Low
• Martin County Relatively Low
• Mason County Very Low
• McCracken County Relatively Moderate
• McCreary County Very Low
• McLean County Very Low
• Meade County Very Low
• Menifee County Very Low
• Mercer County Very Low
• Metcalfe County Very Low
• Monroe County Very Low
• Montgomery County Very Low
• Morgan County Very Low
• Muhlenberg County Relatively Low
• Nelson County Relatively Low
• Nicholas County Very Low
• Ohio County Relatively Low
• Oldham County Relatively Low
• Owen County Very Low
• Owsley County Very Low
• Pendleton County Very Low
• Perry County Relatively Low
• Pike County Relatively Moderate
• Powell County Very Low
• Pulaski County Relatively Low
• Robertson County Very Low
• Rockcastle County Very Low
• Rowan County Relatively Low
• Russell County Very Low
• Scott County Relatively Low
• Shelby County Relatively Low
• Simpson County Very Low
• Spencer County Very Low
• Taylor County Very Low
• Todd County Very Low
• Trigg County Relatively Low
• Trimble County Very Low
• Union County Very Low
• Warren County Relatively Moderate
• Washington County Very Low
• Wayne County Relatively Low
• Webster County Very Low
• Whitley County Relatively Low
• Wolfe County Very Low
• Woodford County Very Low