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West Virginia Disaster Risk

Natural disaster risk data for all 55 counties.

Avg Risk Score

49.2

Risk Rating

Relatively Moderate

Counties with Data

55

of 55 total

All West Virginia Counties

CountyRisk Score
Kanawha County94.5
Cabell County85.4
Wood County79.8
Wayne County79.8
Logan County79.2
McDowell County76.7
Greenbrier County75.8
Putnam County74.0
Harrison County73.6
Mingo County72.6
Monongalia County71.5
Marion County71.5
Ohio County69.8
Boone County69.4
Berkeley County68.3
Wyoming County67.4
Raleigh County65.5
Mercer County65.2
Lincoln County59.7
Nicholas County58.2
Mason County57.4
Randolph County57.1
Wetzel County56.9
Marshall County56.8
Jackson County56.5
Brooke County54.2
Fayette County53.4
Mineral County52.8
Jefferson County47.8
Roane County45.0
Upshur County44.8
Lewis County43.7
Hardy County42.5
Hancock County40.7
Summers County40.2
Hampshire County38.0
Braxton County36.2
Tyler County35.6
Webster County35.3
Preston County33.8
Grant County33.2
Morgan County30.4
Pendleton County30.1
Monroe County28.3
Pocahontas County27.5
Barbour County24.0
Taylor County23.5
Clay County22.3
Pleasants County20.3
Calhoun County16.8
Ritchie County16.1
Doddridge County14.4
Tucker County12.6
Gilmer County11.5
Wirt County9.0

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Data Source

Risk data sourced from the FEMA National Risk Index (NRI). Risk scores are relative rankings (0–100) across all US counties — not absolute risk measures. Higher scores indicate higher relative risk compared to other counties.

Disclaimer: This data is informational only. It is not financial, insurance, or legal advice. Always consult a qualified professional before making insurance or real estate decisions.

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