Counties / Texas

Texas home resilience, county by county

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

• Anderson County Relatively Low
• Andrews County Very Low
• Angelina County Relatively Low
• Aransas County Relatively Low
• Archer County Very Low
• Armstrong County Very Low
• Atascosa County Relatively Low
• Austin County Relatively Low
• Bailey County Very Low
• Bandera County Relatively Low
• Bastrop County Relatively Moderate
• Baylor County Very Low
• Bee County Relatively Low
• Bell County Relatively Moderate
• Bexar County Relatively High
• Blanco County Very Low
• Borden County Very Low
• Bosque County Very Low
• Bowie County Relatively Low
• Brazoria County Relatively Moderate
• Brazos County Relatively Moderate
• Brewster County Very Low
• Briscoe County Very Low
• Brooks County Relatively Low
• Brown County Relatively Low
• Burleson County Very Low
• Burnet County Relatively Low
• Caldwell County Relatively Low
• Calhoun County Relatively Low
• Callahan County Very Low
• Cameron County Relatively High
• Camp County Very Low
• Carson County Very Low
• Cass County Relatively Low
• Castro County Very Low
• Chambers County Relatively Low
• Cherokee County Relatively Low
• Childress County Very Low
• Clay County Very Low
• Cochran County Very Low
• Coke County Very Low
• Coleman County Very Low
• Collin County Relatively High
• Collingsworth County Very Low
• Colorado County Relatively Low
• Comal County Relatively Moderate
• Comanche County Relatively Low
• Concho County Very Low
• Cooke County Relatively Low
• Coryell County Relatively Low
• Cottle County Very Low
• Crane County Very Low
• Crockett County Very Low
• Crosby County Very Low
• Culberson County Very Low
• Dallam County Relatively Low
• Dallas County Very High
• Dawson County Very Low
• DeWitt County Relatively Moderate
• Deaf Smith County Relatively Low
• Delta County Very Low
• Denton County Relatively High
• Dickens County Very Low
• Dimmit County Very Low
• Donley County Very Low
• Duval County Relatively Low
• Eastland County Very Low
• Ector County Relatively Moderate
• Edwards County Very Low
• El Paso County Relatively High
• Ellis County Relatively Moderate
• Erath County Relatively Low
• Falls County Very Low
• Fannin County Relatively Low
• Fayette County Relatively Low
• Fisher County Very Low
• Floyd County Very Low
• Foard County Very Low
• Fort Bend County Relatively High
• Franklin County Very Low
• Freestone County Relatively Low
• Frio County Relatively Low
• Gaines County Relatively Low
• Galveston County Relatively High
• Garza County Very Low
• Gillespie County Relatively Low
• Glasscock County Very Low
• Goliad County Very Low
• Gonzales County Relatively Moderate
• Gray County Relatively Low
• Grayson County Relatively Low
• Gregg County Relatively Moderate
• Grimes County Relatively Low
• Guadalupe County Relatively Moderate
• Hale County Relatively Low
• Hall County Very Low
• Hamilton County Very Low
• Hansford County Very Low
• Hardeman County Very Low
• Hardin County Relatively Low
• Harris County Very High
• Harrison County Relatively Low
• Hartley County Very Low
• Haskell County Very Low
• Hays County Relatively Moderate
• Hemphill County Very Low
• Henderson County Relatively Moderate
• Hidalgo County Relatively High
• Hill County Relatively Low
• Hockley County Relatively Low
• Hood County Relatively Low
• Hopkins County Relatively Low
• Houston County Relatively Low
• Howard County Relatively Low
• Hudspeth County Very Low
• Hunt County Relatively Moderate
• Hutchinson County Relatively Low
• Irion County Very Low
• Jack County Very Low
• Jackson County Relatively Low
• Jasper County Relatively Low
• Jeff Davis County Very Low
• Jefferson County Relatively High
• Jim Hogg County Relatively Low
• Jim Wells County Relatively Moderate
• Johnson County Relatively Moderate
• Jones County Very Low
• Karnes County Relatively Low
• Kaufman County Relatively Low
• Kendall County Relatively Low
• Kenedy County Very Low
• Kent County Very Low
• Kerr County Relatively Low
• Kimble County Very Low
• King County Very Low
• Kinney County Very Low
• Kleberg County Relatively Moderate
• Knox County Very Low
• La Salle County Very Low
• Lamar County Relatively Low
• Lamb County Relatively Low
• Lampasas County Very Low
• Lavaca County Relatively Low
• Lee County Very Low
• Leon County Relatively Low
• Liberty County Relatively Low
• Limestone County Relatively Low
• Lipscomb County Very Low
• Live Oak County Very Low
• Llano County Relatively Low
• Loving County Very Low
• Lubbock County Relatively High
• Lynn County Very Low
• Madison County Very Low
• Marion County Very Low
• Martin County Very Low
• Mason County Very Low
• Matagorda County Relatively Low
• Maverick County Relatively Low
• McCulloch County Very Low
• McLennan County Relatively Moderate
• McMullen County Very Low
• Medina County Relatively Low
• Menard County Very Low
• Midland County Relatively Moderate
• Milam County Relatively Low
• Mills County Very Low
• Mitchell County Very Low
• Montague County Relatively Low
• Montgomery County Relatively High
• Moore County Relatively Low
• Morris County Very Low
• Motley County Very Low
• Nacogdoches County Relatively Low
• Navarro County Relatively Low
• Newton County Very Low
• Nolan County Very Low
• Nueces County Relatively High
• Ochiltree County Very Low
• Oldham County Very Low
• Orange County Relatively Moderate
• Palo Pinto County Relatively Low
• Panola County Relatively Low
• Parker County Relatively Moderate
• Parmer County Relatively Moderate
• Pecos County Very Low
• Polk County Relatively Low
• Potter County Relatively Moderate
• Presidio County Very Low
• Rains County Very Low
• Randall County Relatively Moderate
• Reagan County Very Low
• Real County Very Low
• Red River County Relatively Low
• Reeves County Very Low
• Refugio County Very Low
• Roberts County Very Low
• Robertson County Very Low
• Rockwall County Relatively Low
• Runnels County Very Low
• Rusk County Relatively Low
• Sabine County Very Low
• San Augustine County Very Low
• San Jacinto County Relatively Low
• San Patricio County Relatively Moderate
• San Saba County Very Low
• Schleicher County Very Low
• Scurry County Very Low
• Shackelford County Very Low
• Shelby County Relatively Low
• Sherman County Very Low
• Smith County Relatively Moderate
• Somervell County Very Low
• Starr County Relatively Moderate
• Stephens County Very Low
• Sterling County Very Low
• Stonewall County Very Low
• Sutton County Very Low
• Swisher County Very Low
• Tarrant County Relatively High
• Taylor County Relatively Moderate
• Terrell County Very Low
• Terry County Relatively Low
• Throckmorton County Very Low
• Titus County Relatively Low
• Tom Green County Relatively Low
• Travis County Relatively High
• Trinity County Relatively Low
• Tyler County Relatively Low
• Upshur County Relatively Low
• Upton County Very Low
• Uvalde County Relatively Low
• Val Verde County Relatively Low
• Van Zandt County Relatively Low
• Victoria County Relatively Moderate
• Walker County Relatively Low
• Waller County Relatively Low
• Ward County Very Low
• Washington County Relatively Low
• Webb County Relatively Moderate
• Wharton County Relatively Moderate
• Wheeler County Very Low
• Wichita County Relatively Moderate
• Wilbarger County Relatively Low
• Willacy County Relatively Low
• Williamson County Relatively Moderate
• Wilson County Relatively Low
• Winkler County Very Low
• Wise County Relatively Low
• Wood County Relatively Low
• Yoakum County Relatively Low
• Young County Very Low
• Zapata County Very Low
• Zavala County Relatively Low