Counties / North Carolina

North Carolina home resilience, county by county

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

• Alamance County Relatively Low
• Alexander County Relatively Low
• Alleghany County Very Low
• Anson County Relatively Low
• Ashe County Relatively Low
• Avery County Relatively Low
• Beaufort County Relatively Moderate
• Bertie County Relatively Low
• Bladen County Relatively Moderate
• Brunswick County Relatively High
• Buncombe County Relatively Moderate
• Burke County Relatively Low
• Cabarrus County Relatively Moderate
• Caldwell County Relatively Low
• Camden County Very Low
• Carteret County Relatively Moderate
• Caswell County Very Low
• Catawba County Relatively Low
• Chatham County Relatively Low
• Cherokee County Relatively Low
• Chowan County Very Low
• Clay County Very Low
• Cleveland County Relatively Low
• Columbus County Relatively Moderate
• Craven County Relatively Moderate
• Cumberland County Relatively Moderate
• Currituck County Very Low
• Dare County Relatively Moderate
• Davidson County Relatively Moderate
• Davie County Very Low
• Duplin County Relatively Moderate
• Durham County Relatively Moderate
• Edgecombe County Relatively Low
• Forsyth County Relatively Moderate
• Franklin County Relatively Low
• Gaston County Relatively Moderate
• Gates County Very Low
• Graham County Very Low
• Granville County Relatively Low
• Greene County Relatively Low
• Guilford County Relatively Moderate
• Halifax County Relatively Low
• Harnett County Relatively Low
• Haywood County Relatively Low
• Henderson County Relatively Moderate
• Hertford County Relatively Low
• Hoke County Relatively Low
• Hyde County Relatively Low
• Iredell County Relatively Low
• Jackson County Relatively Low
• Johnston County Relatively Moderate
• Jones County Relatively Low
• Lee County Relatively Low
• Lenoir County Relatively Moderate
• Lincoln County Relatively Low
• Macon County Relatively Low
• Madison County Very Low
• Martin County Relatively Low
• McDowell County Relatively Low
• Mecklenburg County Relatively High
• Mitchell County Very Low
• Montgomery County Relatively Low
• Moore County Relatively Low
• Nash County Relatively Low
• New Hanover County Relatively High
• Northampton County Relatively Low
• Onslow County Relatively High
• Orange County Relatively Low
• Pamlico County Relatively Low
• Pasquotank County Relatively Low
• Pender County Relatively Moderate
• Perquimans County Very Low
• Person County Very Low
• Pitt County Relatively Moderate
• Polk County Very Low
• Randolph County Relatively Low
• Richmond County Relatively Low
• Robeson County Relatively Moderate
• Rockingham County Relatively Low
• Rowan County Relatively Moderate
• Rutherford County Relatively Low
• Sampson County Relatively Moderate
• Scotland County Relatively Low
• Stanly County Relatively Low
• Stokes County Very Low
• Surry County Relatively Low
• Swain County Relatively Low
• Transylvania County Relatively Low
• Tyrrell County Relatively Low
• Union County Relatively Moderate
• Vance County Relatively Low
• Wake County Relatively High
• Warren County Relatively Low
• Washington County Relatively Low
• Watauga County Relatively Low
• Wayne County Relatively Moderate
• Wilkes County Relatively Moderate
• Wilson County Relatively Low
• Yadkin County Very Low
• Yancey County Very Low