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North Dakota

Statewide risk profile

784,841
Population
53
Counties
304
Departments
343
Stations

Top Hazards by Life-Safety Loss ($/yr)

Cold Wave
$145.0M
Tornado
$14.7M
Winter Weather
$13.2M
Strong Wind
$8.8M
Ice Storm
$3.7M

County Rankings

Counties in North Dakota ranked by risk. Click column headers to sort. Click a county to see its departments.

NRI Rating is from FEMA's National Risk Index, which measures community risk across 18 natural hazards using expected annual losses, social vulnerability, and community resilience. Life-Safety Loss uses FEMA's Value of Statistical Life ($13.7M per expected fatality) to estimate annual risk to human life.

Department and station counts are derived from boundaries self-reported through NERIS Public and may not reflect current service areas. Risk metrics are computed from census tract data and are not affected by boundary accuracy. See full methodology.

Showing 53 counties
County Population Departments Life-Safety Loss NRI Rating
Burleigh County 100,600 9 $28.4M Very High
Ward County 68,973 18 $21.3M Relatively High
Cass County 193,400 22 $15.4M Relatively Moderate
Williams County 39,555 9 $12.4M Relatively High
Sioux County 3,740 3 $10.7M Very High
Morton County 33,777 8 $9.1M Very High
Stark County 33,302 14 $8.1M Relatively Moderate
McLean County 9,823 14 $6.5M Very High
Stutsman County 21,549 14 $6.4M Relatively High
McKenzie County 14,321 10 $6.3M Relatively High
McIntosh County 2,497 5 $5.1M Very High
Rolette County 11,924 9 $4.0M Very High
Grand Forks County 72,923 12 $3.9M Relatively Low
Richland County 16,584 17 $3.9M Relatively High
Golden Valley County 1,653 5 $3.8M Very High
Barnes County 10,773 14 $3.6M Very High
Emmons County 3,254 7 $3.4M Very High
Mountrail County 9,507 8 $3.2M Very High
Mercer County 8,337 10 $3.0M Relatively High
Ramsey County 11,556 9 $2.5M Relatively High
Grant County 2,269 9 $2.4M Very High
Dickey County 4,935 7 $2.4M Relatively High
LaMoure County 4,118 8 $2.4M Very High
Bottineau County 6,378 14 $2.2M Relatively High
Ransom County 5,643 7 $1.9M Relatively High
Benson County 5,808 10 $1.8M Relatively High
McHenry County 5,207 12 $1.8M Very High
Logan County 1,819 6 $1.6M Very High
Pierce County 3,928 7 $1.5M Relatively High
Wells County 3,890 9 $1.5M Relatively High
Bowman County 2,906 6 $1.4M Relatively Moderate
Sargent County 3,804 9 $1.3M Very High
Dunn County 4,040 9 $1.1M Very High
Kidder County 2,377 8 $1.1M Very High
Foster County 3,358 5 $1.1M Very High
Hettinger County 2,432 5 $1.0M Relatively High
Adams County 2,145 5 $1.0M Very High
Walsh County 10,396 15 $836.3K Relatively Moderate
Towner County 2,079 8 $703.5K Relatively High
Renville County 2,304 9 $700.0K Relatively High
Burke County 2,156 4 $682.5K Relatively High
Sheridan County 1,303 8 $662.4K Very High
Divide County 2,167 7 $630.9K Very High
Eddy County 2,307 6 $622.7K Very High
Traill County 7,970 11 $588.5K Relatively Moderate
Slope County 766 7 $525.0K Relatively Moderate
Pembina County 6,727 12 $524.0K Relatively High
Griggs County 2,245 8 $498.8K Very High
Oliver County 1,839 8 $491.8K Relatively High
Billings County 1,024 3 $377.9K Relatively High
Cavalier County 3,633 11 $306.6K Relatively High
Nelson County 3,016 5 $272.0K Very High
Steele County 1,804 9 $170.0K Very High
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Risk Snapshot

10.8%
Poverty Rate
16.5%
Age 65+
12.0%
Disability Rate
6.5%
Uninsured
47.8%
Pre-1980 Housing
6.6%
Mobile Homes
12.3%
Vacancy Rate
0.3%
Wood Heat
$80,612
Median HH Income

FEMA Disaster Declarations

299
Last 10 Years
764
Last 25 Years
Flood
Most Frequent

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