Counties / Ohio

Ohio home resilience, county by county

88 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
• Allen County Relatively Low
• Ashland County Relatively Low
• Ashtabula County Relatively Low
• Athens County Relatively Low
• Auglaize County Very Low
• Belmont County Relatively Low
• Brown County Relatively Low
• Butler County Relatively Moderate
• Carroll County Very Low
• Champaign County Very Low
• Clark County Relatively Low
• Clermont County Relatively Low
• Clinton County Very Low
• Columbiana County Relatively Low
• Coshocton County Relatively Low
• Crawford County Very Low
• Cuyahoga County Relatively High
• Darke County Relatively Low
• Defiance County Very Low
• Delaware County Relatively Low
• Erie County Relatively Low
• Fairfield County Relatively Low
• Fayette County Very Low
• Franklin County Relatively High
• Fulton County Very Low
• Gallia County Relatively Low
• Geauga County Relatively Low
• Greene County Relatively Low
• Guernsey County Very Low
• Hamilton County Relatively High
• Hancock County Relatively Low
• Hardin County Very Low
• Harrison County Very Low
• Henry County Very Low
• Highland County Relatively Low
• Hocking County Relatively Low
• Holmes County Relatively Low
• Huron County Relatively Low
• Jackson County Very Low
• Jefferson County Relatively Low
• Knox County Relatively Low
• Lake County Relatively Low
• Lawrence County Relatively Low
• Licking County Relatively Low
• Logan County Relatively Low
• Lorain County Relatively Moderate
• Lucas County Relatively Moderate
• Madison County Very Low
• Mahoning County Relatively Moderate
• Marion County Relatively Low
• Medina County Relatively Low
• Meigs County Relatively Low
• Mercer County Very Low
• Miami County Relatively Low
• Monroe County Very Low
• Montgomery County Relatively Moderate
• Morgan County Very Low
• Morrow County Very Low
• Muskingum County Relatively Low
• Noble County Very Low
• Ottawa County Relatively Low
• Paulding County Very Low
• Perry County Very Low
• Pickaway County Relatively Low
• Pike County Relatively Low
• Portage County Relatively Low
• Preble County Relatively Low
• Putnam County Very Low
• Richland County Relatively Low
• Ross County Relatively Low
• Sandusky County Relatively Low
• Scioto County Relatively Low
• Seneca County Relatively Low
• Shelby County Relatively Low
• Stark County Relatively Moderate
• Summit County Relatively Moderate
• Trumbull County Relatively Moderate
• Tuscarawas County Relatively Low
• Union County Very Low
• Van Wert County Very Low
• Vinton County Very Low
• Warren County Relatively Low
• Washington County Relatively Low
• Wayne County Relatively Low
• Williams County Relatively Low
• Wood County Relatively Low
• Wyandot County Very Low