Counties / Washington

Washington home resilience, county by county

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

• Adams County Very Low
• Asotin County Very Low
• Benton County Relatively Moderate
• Chelan County Relatively Moderate
• Clallam County Relatively Moderate
• Clark County Relatively Moderate
• Columbia County Very Low
• Cowlitz County Relatively Moderate
• Douglas County Relatively Low
• Ferry County Relatively Low
• Franklin County Relatively Low
• Garfield County Very Low
• Grant County Relatively Low
• Grays Harbor County Relatively High
• Island County Relatively Low
• Jefferson County Relatively Low
• King County Very High
• Kitsap County Relatively Moderate
• Kittitas County Relatively Moderate
• Klickitat County Relatively Low
• Lewis County Relatively Moderate
• Lincoln County Relatively Low
• Mason County Relatively Moderate
• Okanogan County Relatively Moderate
• Pacific County Relatively Moderate
• Pend Oreille County Very Low
• Pierce County Relatively High
• San Juan County Very Low
• Skagit County Relatively Moderate
• Skamania County Relatively Low
• Snohomish County Relatively High
• Spokane County Relatively Moderate
• Stevens County Relatively Low
• Thurston County Relatively High
• Wahkiakum County Very Low
• Walla Walla County Relatively Low
• Whatcom County Relatively Moderate
• Whitman County Very Low
• Yakima County Relatively Moderate