Counties / Oklahoma

Oklahoma home resilience, county by county

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

• Adair County Relatively Low
• Alfalfa County Very Low
• Atoka County Very Low
• Beaver County Very Low
• Beckham County Relatively Low
• Blaine County Very Low
• Bryan County Relatively Low
• Caddo County Relatively Low
• Canadian County Relatively Moderate
• Carter County Relatively Low
• Cherokee County Relatively Low
• Choctaw County Relatively Low
• Cimarron County Relatively Low
• Cleveland County Relatively Moderate
• Coal County Very Low
• Comanche County Relatively Moderate
• Cotton County Very Low
• Craig County Relatively Low
• Creek County Relatively Moderate
• Custer County Relatively Low
• Delaware County Relatively Moderate
• Dewey County Very Low
• Ellis County Very Low
• Garfield County Relatively Moderate
• Garvin County Relatively Low
• Grady County Relatively Low
• Grant County Very Low
• Greer County Very Low
• Harmon County Very Low
• Harper County Relatively Low
• Haskell County Very Low
• Hughes County Very Low
• Jackson County Relatively Moderate
• Jefferson County Very Low
• Johnston County Very Low
• Kay County Relatively Low
• Kingfisher County Relatively Low
• Kiowa County Very Low
• Latimer County Very Low
• Le Flore County Relatively Moderate
• Lincoln County Relatively Low
• Logan County Relatively Low
• Love County Very Low
• Major County Very Low
• Marshall County Relatively Low
• Mayes County Relatively Low
• McClain County Relatively Low
• McCurtain County Relatively Low
• McIntosh County Relatively Low
• Murray County Very Low
• Muskogee County Relatively Moderate
• Noble County Relatively Low
• Nowata County Very Low
• Okfuskee County Very Low
• Oklahoma County Relatively High
• Okmulgee County Relatively Low
• Osage County Relatively Low
• Ottawa County Relatively Low
• Pawnee County Relatively Low
• Payne County Relatively Moderate
• Pittsburg County Relatively Low
• Pontotoc County Relatively Low
• Pottawatomie County Relatively Moderate
• Pushmataha County Very Low
• Roger Mills County Very Low
• Rogers County Relatively Low
• Seminole County Relatively Low
• Sequoyah County Relatively Low
• Stephens County Relatively Low
• Texas County Relatively Low
• Tillman County Very Low
• Tulsa County Relatively High
• Wagoner County Relatively Low
• Washington County Relatively Low
• Washita County Very Low
• Woods County Very Low
• Woodward County Very Low