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

Marion County had the highest expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index) of 92 counties in 2025, at $284,800,372. Ohio County had the lowest, at $3,028,451. The median was $13,491,575 and the figure for Indiana was $2,372,659,440. Source: the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

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Highest284,800,372Marion County
Lowest3,028,451Ohio County
Median13,491,57592 counties
Indiana2,372,659,440History

Map of counties, 2025

Adams County: 11,853,688 USDAllen County: 97,278,539 USDBartholomew County: 33,601,722 USDBenton County: 3,320,079 USDBlackford County: 4,149,113 USDBoone County: 25,493,619 USDBrown County: 6,780,660 USDCarroll County: 12,323,268 USDCass County: 15,530,007 USDClark County: 54,374,049 USDClay County: 10,584,198 USDClinton County: 11,043,697 USDCrawford County: 5,908,084 USDDaviess County: 15,063,775 USDDearborn County: 18,605,205 USDDecatur County: 12,232,746 USDDeKalb County: 13,428,618 USDDelaware County: 33,579,997 USDDubois County: 22,676,548 USDElkhart County: 49,304,539 USDFayette County: 9,799,718 USDFloyd County: 37,445,404 USDFountain County: 8,215,719 USDFranklin County: 12,623,302 USDFulton County: 7,008,026 USDGibson County: 17,768,569 USDGrant County: 23,079,300 USDGreene County: 13,554,532 USDHamilton County: 129,021,809 USDHancock County: 22,713,447 USDHarrison County: 17,950,427 USDHendricks County: 60,371,745 USDHenry County: 14,710,543 USDHoward County: 23,438,759 USDHuntington County: 13,765,005 USDJackson County: 21,569,714 USDJasper County: 12,826,859 USDJay County: 7,649,739 USDJefferson County: 16,141,470 USDJennings County: 9,764,211 USDJohnson County: 53,534,811 USDKnox County: 18,847,450 USDKosciusko County: 24,821,806 USDLaGrange County: 12,569,170 USDLake County: 190,962,191 USDLaPorte County: 37,639,849 USDLawrence County: 16,291,086 USDMadison County: 34,845,425 USDMarion County: 284,800,372 USDMarshall County: 14,877,364 USDMartin County: 5,212,211 USDMiami County: 15,621,250 USDMonroe County: 37,896,938 USDMontgomery County: 13,244,785 USDMorgan County: 26,514,867 USDNewton County: 5,793,718 USDNoble County: 13,130,480 USDOhio County: 3,028,451 USDOrange County: 11,442,107 USDOwen County: 10,497,064 USDParke County: 7,856,578 USDPerry County: 11,491,645 USDPike County: 6,098,433 USDPorter County: 58,179,694 USDPosey County: 16,365,954 USDPulaski County: 5,149,448 USDPutnam County: 14,336,323 USDRandolph County: 9,166,587 USDRipley County: 14,055,847 USDRush County: 6,649,370 USDSt. Joseph County: 60,199,133 USDScott County: 8,818,547 USDShelby County: 16,256,494 USDSpencer County: 12,641,139 USDStarke County: 8,322,081 USDSteuben County: 10,031,513 USDSullivan County: 7,912,106 USDSwitzerland County: 5,292,295 USDTippecanoe County: 49,485,324 USDTipton County: 6,922,216 USDUnion County: 4,261,304 USDVanderburgh County: 96,392,415 USDVermillion County: 7,548,042 USDVigo County: 46,219,423 USDWabash County: 12,291,780 USDWarren County: 4,085,379 USDWarrick County: 29,217,074 USDWashington County: 12,863,053 USDWayne County: 24,641,647 USDWells County: 9,624,567 USDWhite County: 12,534,402 USDWhitley County: 9,627,760 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.

Top 40 counties, 2025

Marion County: 284,800,372 USDMarion County284,800,372Lake County: 190,962,191 USDLake County190,962,191Hamilton County: 129,021,809 USDHamilton County129,021,809Allen County: 97,278,539 USDAllen County97,278,539Vanderburgh County: 96,392,415 USDVanderburgh County96,392,415Hendricks County: 60,371,745 USDHendricks County60,371,745St. Joseph County: 60,199,133 USDSt. Joseph County60,199,133Porter County: 58,179,694 USDPorter County58,179,694Clark County: 54,374,049 USDClark County54,374,049Johnson County: 53,534,811 USDJohnson County53,534,811Tippecanoe County: 49,485,324 USDTippecanoe County49,485,324Elkhart County: 49,304,539 USDElkhart County49,304,539Vigo County: 46,219,423 USDVigo County46,219,423Monroe County: 37,896,938 USDMonroe County37,896,938LaPorte County: 37,639,849 USDLaPorte County37,639,849Floyd County: 37,445,404 USDFloyd County37,445,404Madison County: 34,845,425 USDMadison County34,845,425Bartholomew County: 33,601,722 USDBartholomew County33,601,722Delaware County: 33,579,997 USDDelaware County33,579,997Warrick County: 29,217,074 USDWarrick County29,217,074Morgan County: 26,514,867 USDMorgan County26,514,867Boone County: 25,493,619 USDBoone County25,493,619Kosciusko County: 24,821,806 USDKosciusko County24,821,806Wayne County: 24,641,647 USDWayne County24,641,647Howard County: 23,438,759 USDHoward County23,438,759Grant County: 23,079,300 USDGrant County23,079,300Hancock County: 22,713,447 USDHancock County22,713,447Dubois County: 22,676,548 USDDubois County22,676,548Jackson County: 21,569,714 USDJackson County21,569,714Knox County: 18,847,450 USDKnox County18,847,450Dearborn County: 18,605,205 USDDearborn County18,605,205Harrison County: 17,950,427 USDHarrison County17,950,427Gibson County: 17,768,569 USDGibson County17,768,569Posey County: 16,365,954 USDPosey County16,365,954Lawrence County: 16,291,086 USDLawrence County16,291,086Shelby County: 16,256,494 USDShelby County16,256,494Jefferson County: 16,141,470 USDJefferson County16,141,470Miami County: 15,621,250 USDMiami County15,621,250Cass County: 15,530,007 USDCass County15,530,007Daviess County: 15,063,775 USDDaviess County15,063,775Marion County: 284,800,372 USDMarion County284,800,372Lake County: 190,962,191 USDLake County190,962,191Hamilton County: 129,021,809 USDHamilton County129,021,809Allen County: 97,278,539 USDAllen County97,278,539Vanderburgh County: 96,392,415 USDVanderburgh County96,392,415Hendricks County: 60,371,745 USDHendricks County60,371,745St. Joseph County: 60,199,133 USDSt. Joseph County60,199,133Porter County: 58,179,694 USDPorter County58,179,694Clark County: 54,374,049 USDClark County54,374,049Johnson County: 53,534,811 USDJohnson County53,534,811Tippecanoe County: 49,485,324 USDTippecanoe County49,485,324Elkhart County: 49,304,539 USDElkhart County49,304,539Vigo County: 46,219,423 USDVigo County46,219,423Monroe County: 37,896,938 USDMonroe County37,896,938LaPorte County: 37,639,849 USDLaPorte County37,639,849Floyd County: 37,445,404 USDFloyd County37,445,404Madison County: 34,845,425 USDMadison County34,845,425Bartholomew County: 33,601,722 USDBartholomew County33,601,722Delaware County: 33,579,997 USDDelaware County33,579,997Warrick County: 29,217,074 USDWarrick County29,217,074Morgan County: 26,514,867 USDMorgan County26,514,867Boone County: 25,493,619 USDBoone County25,493,619Kosciusko County: 24,821,806 USDKosciusko County24,821,806Wayne County: 24,641,647 USDWayne County24,641,647Howard County: 23,438,759 USDHoward County23,438,759Grant County: 23,079,300 USDGrant County23,079,300Hancock County: 22,713,447 USDHancock County22,713,447Dubois County: 22,676,548 USDDubois County22,676,548Jackson County: 21,569,714 USDJackson County21,569,714Knox County: 18,847,450 USDKnox County18,847,450Dearborn County: 18,605,205 USDDearborn County18,605,205Harrison County: 17,950,427 USDHarrison County17,950,427Gibson County: 17,768,569 USDGibson County17,768,569Posey County: 16,365,954 USDPosey County16,365,954Lawrence County: 16,291,086 USDLawrence County16,291,086Shelby County: 16,256,494 USDShelby County16,256,494Jefferson County: 16,141,470 USDJefferson County16,141,470Miami County: 15,621,250 USDMiami County15,621,250Cass County: 15,530,007 USDCass County15,530,007Daviess County: 15,063,775 USDDaviess County15,063,775
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
1Marion County284,800,372
2Lake County190,962,191
3Hamilton County129,021,809
4Allen County97,278,539
5Vanderburgh County96,392,415
6Hendricks County60,371,745
7St. Joseph County60,199,133
8Porter County58,179,694
9Clark County54,374,049
10Johnson County53,534,811
11Tippecanoe County49,485,324
12Elkhart County49,304,539
13Vigo County46,219,423
14Monroe County37,896,938
15LaPorte County37,639,849
16Floyd County37,445,404
17Madison County34,845,425
18Bartholomew County33,601,722
19Delaware County33,579,997
20Warrick County29,217,074
21Morgan County26,514,867
22Boone County25,493,619
23Kosciusko County24,821,806
24Wayne County24,641,647
25Howard County23,438,759
26Grant County23,079,300
27Hancock County22,713,447
28Dubois County22,676,548
29Jackson County21,569,714
30Knox County18,847,450
31Dearborn County18,605,205
32Harrison County17,950,427
33Gibson County17,768,569
34Posey County16,365,954
35Lawrence County16,291,086
36Shelby County16,256,494
37Jefferson County16,141,470
38Miami County15,621,250
39Cass County15,530,007
40Daviess County15,063,775
41Marshall County14,877,364
42Henry County14,710,543
43Putnam County14,336,323
44Ripley County14,055,847
45Huntington County13,765,005
46Greene County13,554,532
47DeKalb County13,428,618
48Montgomery County13,244,785
49Noble County13,130,480
50Washington County12,863,053
51Jasper County12,826,859
52Spencer County12,641,139
53Franklin County12,623,302
54LaGrange County12,569,170
55White County12,534,402
56Carroll County12,323,268
57Wabash County12,291,780
58Decatur County12,232,746
59Adams County11,853,688
60Perry County11,491,645
61Orange County11,442,107
62Clinton County11,043,697
63Clay County10,584,198
64Owen County10,497,064
65Steuben County10,031,513
66Fayette County9,799,718
67Jennings County9,764,211
68Whitley County9,627,760
69Wells County9,624,567
70Randolph County9,166,587
71Scott County8,818,547
72Starke County8,322,081
73Fountain County8,215,719
74Sullivan County7,912,106
75Parke County7,856,578
76Jay County7,649,739
77Vermillion County7,548,042
78Fulton County7,008,026
79Tipton County6,922,216
80Brown County6,780,660
81Rush County6,649,370
82Pike County6,098,433
83Crawford County5,908,084
84Newton County5,793,718
85Switzerland County5,292,295
86Martin County5,212,211
87Pulaski County5,149,448
88Union County4,261,304
89Blackford County4,149,113
90Warren County4,085,379
91Benton County3,320,079
92Ohio County3,028,451

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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Which county has the highest expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index)?

Marion County, with $284,800,372 in 2025, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Which county has the lowest expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index)?

Ohio County, with $3,028,451 in 2025.

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