Counties / Minnesota

Minnesota home resilience, county by county

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

• Aitkin County Relatively Low
• Anoka County Relatively Moderate
• Becker County Very Low
• Beltrami County Relatively Low
• Benton County Relatively Low
• Big Stone County Very Low
• Blue Earth County Relatively Low
• Brown County Relatively Low
• Carlton County Relatively Low
• Carver County Relatively Low
• Cass County Relatively Low
• Chippewa County Very Low
• Chisago County Relatively Low
• Clay County Relatively Low
• Clearwater County Very Low
• Cook County Very Low
• Cottonwood County Very Low
• Crow Wing County Relatively Low
• Dakota County Relatively Moderate
• Dodge County Very Low
• Douglas County Relatively Low
• Faribault County Relatively Low
• Fillmore County Relatively Low
• Freeborn County Relatively Low
• Goodhue County Relatively Low
• Grant County Very Low
• Hennepin County Relatively High
• Houston County Very Low
• Hubbard County Very Low
• Isanti County Very Low
• Itasca County Relatively Low
• Jackson County Very Low
• Kanabec County Very Low
• Kandiyohi County Relatively Low
• Kittson County Very Low
• Koochiching County Very Low
• Lac qui Parle County Very Low
• Lake County Very Low
• Lake of the Woods County Very Low
• Le Sueur County Very Low
• Lincoln County Very Low
• Lyon County Relatively Low
• Mahnomen County Very Low
• Marshall County Very Low
• Martin County Relatively Low
• McLeod County Relatively Low
• Meeker County Very Low
• Mille Lacs County Very Low
• Morrison County Relatively Low
• Mower County Relatively Low
• Murray County Very Low
• Nicollet County Relatively Low
• Nobles County Relatively Low
• Norman County Very Low
• Olmsted County Relatively Moderate
• Otter Tail County Relatively Low
• Pennington County Relatively Low
• Pine County Relatively Low
• Pipestone County Very Low
• Polk County Relatively Low
• Pope County Very Low
• Ramsey County Relatively High
• Red Lake County Very Low
• Redwood County Very Low
• Renville County Very Low
• Rice County Relatively Low
• Rock County Very Low
• Roseau County Relatively Low
• Scott County Relatively Low
• Sherburne County Relatively Low
• Sibley County Very Low
• St. Louis County Relatively Moderate
• Stearns County Relatively Moderate
• Steele County Very Low
• Stevens County Very Low
• Swift County Very Low
• Todd County Very Low
• Traverse County Very Low
• Wabasha County Relatively Low
• Wadena County Very Low
• Waseca County Very Low
• Washington County Relatively Moderate
• Watonwan County Very Low
• Wilkin County Very Low
• Winona County Relatively Low
• Wright County Relatively Low
• Yellow Medicine County Very Low