Counties / South Dakota

South Dakota home resilience, county by county

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

• Aurora County Very Low
• Beadle County Relatively Low
• Bennett County Very Low
• Bon Homme County Very Low
• Brookings County Relatively Low
• Brown County Relatively Low
• Brule County Relatively Low
• Buffalo County Very Low
• Butte County Very Low
• Campbell County Very Low
• Charles Mix County Relatively Low
• Clark County Very Low
• Clay County Very Low
• Codington County Relatively Low
• Corson County Very Low
• Custer County Very Low
• Davison County Very Low
• Day County Very Low
• Deuel County Very Low
• Dewey County Relatively Low
• Douglas County Very Low
• Edmunds County Very Low
• Fall River County Very Low
• Faulk County Very Low
• Grant County Very Low
• Gregory County Very Low
• Haakon County Very Low
• Hamlin County Very Low
• Hand County Very Low
• Hanson County Very Low
• Harding County Very Low
• Hughes County Very Low
• Hutchinson County Relatively Low
• Hyde County Very Low
• Jackson County Very Low
• Jerauld County Very Low
• Jones County Very Low
• Kingsbury County Very Low
• Lake County Very Low
• Lawrence County Relatively Low
• Lincoln County Relatively Low
• Lyman County Very Low
• Marshall County Very Low
• McCook County Relatively Low
• McPherson County Very Low
• Meade County Relatively Low
• Mellette County Very Low
• Miner County Very Low
• Minnehaha County Relatively Moderate
• Moody County Very Low
• Oglala Lakota County Relatively Low
• Pennington County Relatively Low
• Perkins County Very Low
• Potter County Very Low
• Roberts County Very Low
• Sanborn County Very Low
• Spink County Very Low
• Stanley County Very Low
• Sully County Very Low
• Todd County Very Low
• Tripp County Very Low
• Turner County Very Low
• Union County Very Low
• Walworth County Very Low
• Yankton County Relatively Low
• Ziebach County Very Low