Counties in Idaho by expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index), 2025

Ada County had the highest expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index) of 44 counties in 2025, at $115,618,697. Clark County had the lowest, at $1,442,851. The median was $11,271,480 and the figure for Idaho was $736,343,195. Source: the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

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Highest115,618,697Ada County
Lowest1,442,851Clark County
Median11,271,48044 counties
Idaho736,343,195History

Map of counties, 2025

Ada County: 115,618,697 USDAdams County: 10,118,419 USDBannock County: 31,338,347 USDBear Lake County: 4,931,146 USDBenewah County: 6,447,614 USDBingham County: 23,104,401 USDBlaine County: 28,218,279 USDBoise County: 16,041,825 USDBonner County: 35,372,690 USDBonneville County: 64,704,682 USDBoundary County: 6,822,784 USDButte County: 2,708,707 USDCamas County: 3,105,646 USDCanyon County: 36,094,146 USDCaribou County: 4,874,466 USDCassia County: 15,609,975 USDClark County: 1,442,851 USDClearwater County: 10,208,670 USDCuster County: 10,612,058 USDElmore County: 21,738,026 USDFranklin County: 5,413,177 USDFremont County: 16,112,416 USDGem County: 11,152,781 USDGooding County: 8,397,634 USDIdaho County: 31,239,547 USDJefferson County: 17,202,769 USDJerome County: 5,754,887 USDKootenai County: 45,372,195 USDLatah County: 13,253,931 USDLemhi County: 11,390,179 USDLewis County: 2,049,411 USDLincoln County: 4,031,685 USDMadison County: 22,466,715 USDMinidoka County: 7,598,660 USDNez Perce County: 15,059,157 USDOneida County: 2,122,417 USDOwyhee County: 8,495,378 USDPayette County: 7,992,839 USDPower County: 7,052,541 USDShoshone County: 20,033,934 USDTeton County: 12,147,673 USDTwin Falls County: 16,550,928 USDValley County: 19,552,602 USDWashington County: 7,454,408 USD
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USD, 2025. Source: FEMA National Risk Index, National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL_VALT). Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All counties, 2025

Ada County: 115,618,697 USDAda County115,618,697Bonneville County: 64,704,682 USDBonneville County64,704,682Kootenai County: 45,372,195 USDKootenai County45,372,195Canyon County: 36,094,146 USDCanyon County36,094,146Bonner County: 35,372,690 USDBonner County35,372,690Bannock County: 31,338,347 USDBannock County31,338,347Idaho County: 31,239,547 USDIdaho County31,239,547Blaine County: 28,218,279 USDBlaine County28,218,279Bingham County: 23,104,401 USDBingham County23,104,401Madison County: 22,466,715 USDMadison County22,466,715Elmore County: 21,738,026 USDElmore County21,738,026Shoshone County: 20,033,934 USDShoshone County20,033,934Valley County: 19,552,602 USDValley County19,552,602Jefferson County: 17,202,769 USDJefferson County17,202,769Twin Falls County: 16,550,928 USDTwin Falls County16,550,928Fremont County: 16,112,416 USDFremont County16,112,416Boise County: 16,041,825 USDBoise County16,041,825Cassia County: 15,609,975 USDCassia County15,609,975Nez Perce County: 15,059,157 USDNez Perce County15,059,157Latah County: 13,253,931 USDLatah County13,253,931Teton County: 12,147,673 USDTeton County12,147,673Lemhi County: 11,390,179 USDLemhi County11,390,179Gem County: 11,152,781 USDGem County11,152,781Custer County: 10,612,058 USDCuster County10,612,058Clearwater County: 10,208,670 USDClearwater County10,208,670Adams County: 10,118,419 USDAdams County10,118,419Owyhee County: 8,495,378 USDOwyhee County8,495,378Gooding County: 8,397,634 USDGooding County8,397,634Payette County: 7,992,839 USDPayette County7,992,839Minidoka County: 7,598,660 USDMinidoka County7,598,660Washington County: 7,454,408 USDWashington County7,454,408Power County: 7,052,541 USDPower County7,052,541Boundary County: 6,822,784 USDBoundary County6,822,784Benewah County: 6,447,614 USDBenewah County6,447,614Jerome County: 5,754,887 USDJerome County5,754,887Franklin County: 5,413,177 USDFranklin County5,413,177Bear Lake County: 4,931,146 USDBear Lake County4,931,146Caribou County: 4,874,466 USDCaribou County4,874,466Lincoln County: 4,031,685 USDLincoln County4,031,685Camas County: 3,105,646 USDCamas County3,105,646Butte County: 2,708,707 USDButte County2,708,707Oneida County: 2,122,417 USDOneida County2,122,417Lewis County: 2,049,411 USDLewis County2,049,411Clark County: 1,442,851 USDClark County1,442,851Ada County: 115,618,697 USDAda County115,618,697Bonneville County: 64,704,682 USDBonneville County64,704,682Kootenai County: 45,372,195 USDKootenai County45,372,195Canyon County: 36,094,146 USDCanyon County36,094,146Bonner County: 35,372,690 USDBonner County35,372,690Bannock County: 31,338,347 USDBannock County31,338,347Idaho County: 31,239,547 USDIdaho County31,239,547Blaine County: 28,218,279 USDBlaine County28,218,279Bingham County: 23,104,401 USDBingham County23,104,401Madison County: 22,466,715 USDMadison County22,466,715Elmore County: 21,738,026 USDElmore County21,738,026Shoshone County: 20,033,934 USDShoshone County20,033,934Valley County: 19,552,602 USDValley County19,552,602Jefferson County: 17,202,769 USDJefferson County17,202,769Twin Falls County: 16,550,928 USDTwin Falls County16,550,928Fremont County: 16,112,416 USDFremont County16,112,416Boise County: 16,041,825 USDBoise County16,041,825Cassia County: 15,609,975 USDCassia County15,609,975Nez Perce County: 15,059,157 USDNez Perce County15,059,157Latah County: 13,253,931 USDLatah County13,253,931Teton County: 12,147,673 USDTeton County12,147,673Lemhi County: 11,390,179 USDLemhi County11,390,179Gem County: 11,152,781 USDGem County11,152,781Custer County: 10,612,058 USDCuster County10,612,058Clearwater County: 10,208,670 USDClearwater County10,208,670Adams County: 10,118,419 USDAdams County10,118,419Owyhee County: 8,495,378 USDOwyhee County8,495,378Gooding County: 8,397,634 USDGooding County8,397,634Payette County: 7,992,839 USDPayette County7,992,839Minidoka County: 7,598,660 USDMinidoka County7,598,660Washington County: 7,454,408 USDWashington County7,454,408Power County: 7,052,541 USDPower County7,052,541Boundary County: 6,822,784 USDBoundary County6,822,784Benewah County: 6,447,614 USDBenewah County6,447,614Jerome County: 5,754,887 USDJerome County5,754,887Franklin County: 5,413,177 USDFranklin County5,413,177Bear Lake County: 4,931,146 USDBear Lake County4,931,146Caribou County: 4,874,466 USDCaribou County4,874,466Lincoln County: 4,031,685 USDLincoln County4,031,685Camas County: 3,105,646 USDCamas County3,105,646Butte County: 2,708,707 USDButte County2,708,707Oneida County: 2,122,417 USDOneida County2,122,417Lewis County: 2,049,411 USDLewis County2,049,411Clark County: 1,442,851 USDClark County1,442,851
USD. Source: FEMA National Risk Index, National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL_VALT). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2025
USD
1Ada County115,618,697
2Bonneville County64,704,682
3Kootenai County45,372,195
4Canyon County36,094,146
5Bonner County35,372,690
6Bannock County31,338,347
7Idaho County31,239,547
8Blaine County28,218,279
9Bingham County23,104,401
10Madison County22,466,715
11Elmore County21,738,026
12Shoshone County20,033,934
13Valley County19,552,602
14Jefferson County17,202,769
15Twin Falls County16,550,928
16Fremont County16,112,416
17Boise County16,041,825
18Cassia County15,609,975
19Nez Perce County15,059,157
20Latah County13,253,931
21Teton County12,147,673
22Lemhi County11,390,179
23Gem County11,152,781
24Custer County10,612,058
25Clearwater County10,208,670
26Adams County10,118,419
27Owyhee County8,495,378
28Gooding County8,397,634
29Payette County7,992,839
30Minidoka County7,598,660
31Washington County7,454,408
32Power County7,052,541
33Boundary County6,822,784
34Benewah County6,447,614
35Jerome County5,754,887
36Franklin County5,413,177
37Bear Lake County4,931,146
38Caribou County4,874,466
39Lincoln County4,031,685
40Camas County3,105,646
41Butte County2,708,707
42Oneida County2,122,417
43Lewis County2,049,411
44Clark County1,442,851

About this ranking

Average loss in US dollars that FEMA expects a US state or county to suffer each year from 18 natural hazards, adding building value, agriculture value and lives lost or injuries valued in dollars, from the National Risk Index. FEMA modelled it from historical hazard frequency, exposure and loss ratios.

A modelled estimate, not recorded losses. The December 2025 edition values buildings and agriculture in December 2024 dollars. The period is the year of the National Risk Index edition (the December 2025 edition is 2025), not a year of events. FEMA rebuilds the index with new data and methods in each edition, so values from different editions are not a time series. The index is meant for nationwide comparison and planning, not as a local risk assessment.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), National Risk Index Dataset: National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL_VALT). https://fema.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=39485e8035d446a5bff03259508ae355. Retrieved 2026-10-12. This product uses the FEMA National Risk Index dataset API or downloadable datasets but is not endorsed by FEMA. The Federal Government or FEMA cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from the Agency's website(s).

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Clark County, with $1,442,851 in 2025.

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