Counties / Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania home resilience, county by county

67 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
• Allegheny County Relatively High
• Armstrong County Relatively Low
• Beaver County Relatively Low
• Bedford County Relatively Low
• Berks County Relatively Moderate
• Blair County Relatively Low
• Bradford County Relatively Low
• Bucks County Relatively High
• Butler County Relatively Low
• Cambria County Relatively Low
• Cameron County Very Low
• Carbon County Relatively Low
• Centre County Relatively Low
• Chester County Relatively Moderate
• Clarion County Very Low
• Clearfield County Relatively Low
• Clinton County Relatively Low
• Columbia County Relatively Low
• Crawford County Relatively Low
• Cumberland County Relatively Moderate
• Dauphin County Relatively Moderate
• Delaware County Relatively Moderate
• Elk County Relatively Low
• Erie County Relatively Moderate
• Fayette County Relatively Moderate
• Forest County Very Low
• Franklin County Relatively Low
• Fulton County Very Low
• Greene County Relatively Low
• Huntingdon County Relatively Low
• Indiana County Relatively Low
• Jefferson County Relatively Low
• Juniata County Very Low
• Lackawanna County Relatively Moderate
• Lancaster County Relatively High
• Lawrence County Relatively Low
• Lebanon County Relatively Low
• Lehigh County Relatively Moderate
• Luzerne County Relatively Moderate
• Lycoming County Relatively Low
• McKean County Relatively Low
• Mercer County Relatively Low
• Mifflin County Relatively Low
• Monroe County Relatively Moderate
• Montgomery County Relatively High
• Montour County Very Low
• Northampton County Relatively Moderate
• Northumberland County Relatively Low
• Perry County Relatively Low
• Philadelphia County Very High
• Pike County Relatively Low
• Potter County Very Low
• Schuylkill County Relatively Moderate
• Snyder County Relatively Low
• Somerset County Relatively Low
• Sullivan County Very Low
• Susquehanna County Relatively Low
• Tioga County Relatively Low
• Union County Relatively Low
• Venango County Relatively Low
• Warren County Relatively Low
• Washington County Relatively Moderate
• Wayne County Relatively Low
• Westmoreland County Relatively Moderate
• Wyoming County Relatively Low
• York County Relatively Moderate