Counties / West Virginia

West Virginia home resilience, county by county

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

• Barbour County Very Low
• Berkeley County Relatively Low
• Boone County Relatively Low
• Braxton County Very Low
• Brooke County Relatively Low
• Cabell County Relatively Moderate
• Calhoun County Very Low
• Clay County Very Low
• Doddridge County Very Low
• Fayette County Relatively Low
• Gilmer County Very Low
• Grant County Very Low
• Greenbrier County Relatively Low
• Hampshire County Very Low
• Hancock County Very Low
• Hardy County Very Low
• Harrison County Relatively Low
• Jackson County Relatively Low
• Jefferson County Relatively Low
• Kanawha County Relatively High
• Lewis County Relatively Low
• Lincoln County Relatively Low
• Logan County Relatively Low
• Marion County Relatively Low
• Marshall County Relatively Low
• Mason County Relatively Low
• McDowell County Relatively Low
• Mercer County Relatively Low
• Mineral County Relatively Low
• Mingo County Relatively Low
• Monongalia County Relatively Low
• Monroe County Very Low
• Morgan County Very Low
• Nicholas County Relatively Low
• Ohio County Relatively Low
• Pendleton County Very Low
• Pleasants County Very Low
• Pocahontas County Very Low
• Preston County Very Low
• Putnam County Relatively Low
• Raleigh County Relatively Low
• Randolph County Relatively Low
• Ritchie County Very Low
• Roane County Relatively Low
• Summers County Very Low
• Taylor County Very Low
• Tucker County Very Low
• Tyler County Very Low
• Upshur County Relatively Low
• Wayne County Relatively Low
• Webster County Very Low
• Wetzel County Relatively Low
• Wirt County Very Low
• Wood County Relatively Low
• Wyoming County Relatively Low