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Tennessee

Statewide risk profile

7.1M
Population
95
Counties
611
Departments
1,791
Stations

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

Cold Wave
$351.5M
Earthquake
$318.6M
Tornado
$250.6M
Heat Wave
$94.8M
Strong Wind
$60.1M

County Rankings

Counties in Tennessee 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 95 counties
County Population Departments Life-Safety Loss NRI Rating
Shelby County 919,173 11 $239.3M Relatively High
Davidson County 715,388 2 $60.6M Relatively Moderate
Madison County 99,295 11 $52.2M Very High
Rutherford County 360,646 10 $47.6M Relatively High
Hamilton County 376,192 16 $40.0M Relatively Moderate
Knox County 494,148 5 $39.4M Relatively Low
Sumner County 204,424 18 $31.2M Relatively High
Montgomery County 234,153 7 $31.1M Relatively High
Henry County 32,412 13 $27.8M Very High
Gibson County 50,869 10 $27.3M Very High
Williamson County 260,351 8 $26.9M Relatively Moderate
Maury County 107,791 6 $24.5M Relatively High
Dyer County 36,508 10 $24.3M Very High
Weakley County 33,016 15 $20.8M Very High
Tipton County 61,553 12 $19.7M Very High
Obion County 30,453 9 $19.2M Very High
Wilson County 158,805 9 $18.5M Relatively High
Carroll County 28,641 13 $16.0M Very High
Fayette County 43,267 10 $14.8M Very High
Bradley County 111,065 5 $12.9M Relatively Moderate
Lawrence County 45,385 15 $12.7M Relatively High
Henderson County 27,980 6 $11.9M Very High
Hardin County 27,249 7 $11.4M Very High
Lauderdale County 24,784 13 $11.2M Relatively High
Putnam County 82,558 12 $9.9M Relatively Moderate
Bedford County 52,237 8 $9.5M Very High
Robertson County 75,539 12 $9.2M Relatively Moderate
Anderson County 79,153 16 $9.1M Relatively Moderate
Blount County 139,333 9 $8.9M Relatively Moderate
Marshall County 36,049 8 $8.9M Very High
Giles County 30,620 8 $8.8M Relatively High
Coffee County 59,710 13 $8.8M Relatively Moderate
Haywood County 17,475 6 $8.6M Very High
Cumberland County 63,553 6 $8.5M Relatively Moderate
Hardeman County 25,433 11 $8.4M Very High
Roane County 55,208 14 $8.4M Relatively High
Dickson County 55,983 14 $8.0M Relatively High
McNairy County 25,970 12 $8.0M Relatively High
Franklin County 43,990 19 $7.4M Relatively High
Warren County 42,166 9 $7.3M Relatively High
Marion County 29,250 20 $7.2M Very High
Chester County 17,611 7 $7.0M Relatively High
Crockett County 13,944 7 $6.8M Very High
Sequatchie County 16,809 6 $6.7M Very High
Lincoln County 35,946 6 $6.5M Relatively High
Cheatham County 41,829 6 $6.4M Relatively High
Washington County 136,261 13 $5.8M Relatively Low
Sevier County 99,652 16 $5.8M Relatively Moderate
Loudon County 58,580 8 $5.6M Relatively Moderate
McMinn County 54,884 14 $5.6M Relatively Moderate
Humphreys County 19,214 11 $5.6M Very High
Hickman County 25,436 4 $5.4M Relatively High
Lake County 6,579 5 $5.2M Very High
Benton County 16,006 10 $5.1M Relatively High
Carter County 56,712 13 $5.0M Relatively Moderate
Sullivan County 160,624 13 $4.8M Relatively Low
Wayne County 16,168 10 $4.4M Very High
Campbell County 39,761 11 $4.1M Relatively Moderate
Monroe County 47,695 20 $4.0M Relatively Moderate
Decatur County 11,579 8 $4.0M Relatively High
Greene County 71,628 19 $4.0M Relatively Low
White County 28,160 11 $3.9M Relatively High
Hawkins County 57,964 18 $3.9M Relatively Moderate
Macon County 26,240 4 $3.9M Relatively High
Rhea County 33,992 7 $3.7M Relatively High
Claiborne County 32,466 13 $3.6M Relatively Moderate
Fentress County 19,309 4 $3.4M Relatively High
Grundy County 13,819 10 $3.2M Relatively High
Stewart County 14,027 5 $3.2M Relatively High
Smith County 20,389 7 $3.2M Relatively High
Hamblen County 65,669 8 $3.2M Relatively Moderate
Overton County 23,065 15 $3.1M Relatively Low
Jefferson County 56,864 16 $3.0M Relatively Moderate
Lewis County 12,992 2 $2.9M Very High
Scott County 22,113 9 $2.8M Relatively Moderate
Morgan County 21,361 10 $2.8M Relatively Moderate
Bledsoe County 15,032 15 $2.6M Relatively High
Houston County 8,353 4 $2.6M Relatively High
Perry County 8,697 7 $2.5M Very High
Cocke County 36,813 14 $2.4M Relatively High
DeKalb County 20,959 8 $2.4M Relatively High
Cannon County 14,818 8 $2.4M Relatively High
Polk County 17,898 2 $1.8M Relatively Moderate
Trousdale County 11,957 3 $1.8M Relatively High
Johnson County 18,196 11 $1.5M Relatively High
Union County 20,431 7 $1.5M Relatively Moderate
Grainger County 24,266 9 $1.4M Relatively Moderate
Jackson County 12,029 9 $1.4M Relatively High
Meigs County 13,343 9 $1.4M Relatively High
Moore County 6,674 5 $1.3M Relatively High
Unicoi County 17,756 10 $1.2M Relatively Moderate
Van Buren County 6,437 4 $1.1M Relatively Moderate
Clay County 7,670 8 $1.1M Relatively High
Pickett County 5,079 6 $801.9K Relatively Moderate
Hancock County 6,852 7 $546.8K Relatively High
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Risk Snapshot

13.8%
Poverty Rate
17.1%
Age 65+
14.9%
Disability Rate
10.0%
Uninsured
40.8%
Pre-1980 Housing
8.1%
Mobile Homes
10.2%
Vacancy Rate
1.1%
Wood Heat
$76,064
Median HH Income

FEMA Disaster Declarations

831
Last 10 Years
1423
Last 25 Years
Severe Storm
Most Frequent

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