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

Harrison County had the highest expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index) of 82 counties in 2025, at $154,644,769. Issaquena County had the lowest, at $2,884,450. The median was $11,497,033 and the figure for Mississippi was $1,637,869,008. Source: the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Keep it in a collection in your library.
Highest154,644,769Harrison County
Lowest2,884,450Issaquena County
Median11,497,03382 counties
Mississippi1,637,869,008History

Map of counties, 2025

Adams County: 12,540,735 USDAlcorn County: 18,741,573 USDAmite County: 8,871,585 USDAttala County: 7,900,581 USDBenton County: 3,725,063 USDBolivar County: 22,206,767 USDCalhoun County: 6,575,067 USDCarroll County: 5,422,431 USDChickasaw County: 9,623,413 USDChoctaw County: 3,849,711 USDClaiborne County: 5,457,407 USDClarke County: 9,002,771 USDClay County: 8,817,283 USDCoahoma County: 14,968,977 USDCopiah County: 14,532,307 USDCovington County: 10,217,168 USDDeSoto County: 85,920,698 USDForrest County: 33,288,880 USDFranklin County: 4,243,150 USDGeorge County: 22,046,685 USDGreene County: 9,417,619 USDGrenada County: 11,905,644 USDHancock County: 38,223,559 USDHarrison County: 154,644,769 USDHinds County: 116,771,521 USDHolmes County: 9,073,679 USDHumphreys County: 5,498,293 USDIssaquena County: 2,884,450 USDItawamba County: 11,943,107 USDJackson County: 110,929,700 USDJasper County: 7,504,563 USDJefferson County: 3,238,420 USDJefferson Davis County: 4,681,675 USDJones County: 31,487,323 USDKemper County: 4,058,280 USDLafayette County: 25,591,084 USDLamar County: 21,681,581 USDLauderdale County: 44,669,005 USDLawrence County: 6,526,932 USDLeake County: 10,914,844 USDLee County: 37,932,128 USDLeflore County: 20,040,322 USDLincoln County: 10,956,180 USDLowndes County: 33,638,521 USDMadison County: 54,281,827 USDMarion County: 15,701,670 USDMarshall County: 19,394,190 USDMonroe County: 19,584,507 USDMontgomery County: 4,064,101 USDNeshoba County: 14,989,561 USDNewton County: 10,745,722 USDNoxubee County: 5,462,510 USDOktibbeha County: 19,179,693 USDPanola County: 17,330,597 USDPearl River County: 43,845,210 USDPerry County: 5,833,594 USDPike County: 17,715,229 USDPontotoc County: 12,804,391 USDPrentiss County: 11,961,388 USDQuitman County: 4,069,854 USDRankin County: 60,190,086 USDScott County: 11,628,059 USDSharkey County: 3,833,068 USDSimpson County: 12,374,767 USDSmith County: 9,779,160 USDStone County: 12,558,376 USDSunflower County: 17,927,617 USDTallahatchie County: 7,862,438 USDTate County: 11,366,007 USDTippah County: 10,110,037 USDTishomingo County: 8,518,487 USDTunica County: 7,533,647 USDUnion County: 10,500,825 USDWalthall County: 7,030,444 USDWarren County: 42,517,339 USDWashington County: 30,004,362 USDWayne County: 12,902,152 USDWebster County: 3,907,411 USDWilkinson County: 6,168,844 USDWinston County: 7,653,338 USDYalobusha County: 5,451,536 USDYazoo County: 18,921,488 USD
  • Under 5M
  • 5M to 9M
  • 9M to 11M
  • 11M to 17M
  • 17M to 31M
  • 31M and over
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

Harrison County: 154,644,769 USDHarrison County154,644,769Hinds County: 116,771,521 USDHinds County116,771,521Jackson County: 110,929,700 USDJackson County110,929,700DeSoto County: 85,920,698 USDDeSoto County85,920,698Rankin County: 60,190,086 USDRankin County60,190,086Madison County: 54,281,827 USDMadison County54,281,827Lauderdale County: 44,669,005 USDLauderdale County44,669,005Pearl River County: 43,845,210 USDPearl River County43,845,210Warren County: 42,517,339 USDWarren County42,517,339Hancock County: 38,223,559 USDHancock County38,223,559Lee County: 37,932,128 USDLee County37,932,128Lowndes County: 33,638,521 USDLowndes County33,638,521Forrest County: 33,288,880 USDForrest County33,288,880Jones County: 31,487,323 USDJones County31,487,323Washington County: 30,004,362 USDWashington County30,004,362Lafayette County: 25,591,084 USDLafayette County25,591,084Bolivar County: 22,206,767 USDBolivar County22,206,767George County: 22,046,685 USDGeorge County22,046,685Lamar County: 21,681,581 USDLamar County21,681,581Leflore County: 20,040,322 USDLeflore County20,040,322Monroe County: 19,584,507 USDMonroe County19,584,507Marshall County: 19,394,190 USDMarshall County19,394,190Oktibbeha County: 19,179,693 USDOktibbeha County19,179,693Yazoo County: 18,921,488 USDYazoo County18,921,488Alcorn County: 18,741,573 USDAlcorn County18,741,573Sunflower County: 17,927,617 USDSunflower County17,927,617Pike County: 17,715,229 USDPike County17,715,229Panola County: 17,330,597 USDPanola County17,330,597Marion County: 15,701,670 USDMarion County15,701,670Neshoba County: 14,989,561 USDNeshoba County14,989,561Coahoma County: 14,968,977 USDCoahoma County14,968,977Copiah County: 14,532,307 USDCopiah County14,532,307Wayne County: 12,902,152 USDWayne County12,902,152Pontotoc County: 12,804,391 USDPontotoc County12,804,391Stone County: 12,558,376 USDStone County12,558,376Adams County: 12,540,735 USDAdams County12,540,735Simpson County: 12,374,767 USDSimpson County12,374,767Prentiss County: 11,961,388 USDPrentiss County11,961,388Itawamba County: 11,943,107 USDItawamba County11,943,107Grenada County: 11,905,644 USDGrenada County11,905,644Harrison County: 154,644,769 USDHarrison County154,644,769Hinds County: 116,771,521 USDHinds County116,771,521Jackson County: 110,929,700 USDJackson County110,929,700DeSoto County: 85,920,698 USDDeSoto County85,920,698Rankin County: 60,190,086 USDRankin County60,190,086Madison County: 54,281,827 USDMadison County54,281,827Lauderdale County: 44,669,005 USDLauderdale County44,669,005Pearl River County: 43,845,210 USDPearl River County43,845,210Warren County: 42,517,339 USDWarren County42,517,339Hancock County: 38,223,559 USDHancock County38,223,559Lee County: 37,932,128 USDLee County37,932,128Lowndes County: 33,638,521 USDLowndes County33,638,521Forrest County: 33,288,880 USDForrest County33,288,880Jones County: 31,487,323 USDJones County31,487,323Washington County: 30,004,362 USDWashington County30,004,362Lafayette County: 25,591,084 USDLafayette County25,591,084Bolivar County: 22,206,767 USDBolivar County22,206,767George County: 22,046,685 USDGeorge County22,046,685Lamar County: 21,681,581 USDLamar County21,681,581Leflore County: 20,040,322 USDLeflore County20,040,322Monroe County: 19,584,507 USDMonroe County19,584,507Marshall County: 19,394,190 USDMarshall County19,394,190Oktibbeha County: 19,179,693 USDOktibbeha County19,179,693Yazoo County: 18,921,488 USDYazoo County18,921,488Alcorn County: 18,741,573 USDAlcorn County18,741,573Sunflower County: 17,927,617 USDSunflower County17,927,617Pike County: 17,715,229 USDPike County17,715,229Panola County: 17,330,597 USDPanola County17,330,597Marion County: 15,701,670 USDMarion County15,701,670Neshoba County: 14,989,561 USDNeshoba County14,989,561Coahoma County: 14,968,977 USDCoahoma County14,968,977Copiah County: 14,532,307 USDCopiah County14,532,307Wayne County: 12,902,152 USDWayne County12,902,152Pontotoc County: 12,804,391 USDPontotoc County12,804,391Stone County: 12,558,376 USDStone County12,558,376Adams County: 12,540,735 USDAdams County12,540,735Simpson County: 12,374,767 USDSimpson County12,374,767Prentiss County: 11,961,388 USDPrentiss County11,961,388Itawamba County: 11,943,107 USDItawamba County11,943,107Grenada County: 11,905,644 USDGrenada County11,905,644
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
1Harrison County154,644,769
2Hinds County116,771,521
3Jackson County110,929,700
4DeSoto County85,920,698
5Rankin County60,190,086
6Madison County54,281,827
7Lauderdale County44,669,005
8Pearl River County43,845,210
9Warren County42,517,339
10Hancock County38,223,559
11Lee County37,932,128
12Lowndes County33,638,521
13Forrest County33,288,880
14Jones County31,487,323
15Washington County30,004,362
16Lafayette County25,591,084
17Bolivar County22,206,767
18George County22,046,685
19Lamar County21,681,581
20Leflore County20,040,322
21Monroe County19,584,507
22Marshall County19,394,190
23Oktibbeha County19,179,693
24Yazoo County18,921,488
25Alcorn County18,741,573
26Sunflower County17,927,617
27Pike County17,715,229
28Panola County17,330,597
29Marion County15,701,670
30Neshoba County14,989,561
31Coahoma County14,968,977
32Copiah County14,532,307
33Wayne County12,902,152
34Pontotoc County12,804,391
35Stone County12,558,376
36Adams County12,540,735
37Simpson County12,374,767
38Prentiss County11,961,388
39Itawamba County11,943,107
40Grenada County11,905,644
41Scott County11,628,059
42Tate County11,366,007
43Lincoln County10,956,180
44Leake County10,914,844
45Newton County10,745,722
46Union County10,500,825
47Covington County10,217,168
48Tippah County10,110,037
49Smith County9,779,160
50Chickasaw County9,623,413
51Greene County9,417,619
52Holmes County9,073,679
53Clarke County9,002,771
54Amite County8,871,585
55Clay County8,817,283
56Tishomingo County8,518,487
57Attala County7,900,581
58Tallahatchie County7,862,438
59Winston County7,653,338
60Tunica County7,533,647
61Jasper County7,504,563
62Walthall County7,030,444
63Calhoun County6,575,067
64Lawrence County6,526,932
65Wilkinson County6,168,844
66Perry County5,833,594
67Humphreys County5,498,293
68Noxubee County5,462,510
69Claiborne County5,457,407
70Yalobusha County5,451,536
71Carroll County5,422,431
72Jefferson Davis County4,681,675
73Franklin County4,243,150
74Quitman County4,069,854
75Montgomery County4,064,101
76Kemper County4,058,280
77Webster County3,907,411
78Choctaw County3,849,711
79Sharkey County3,833,068
80Benton County3,725,063
81Jefferson County3,238,420
82Issaquena County2,884,450

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.

How to cite

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).

Citation styles

The publisher is the author. Invokely is named only as the place the figures were read, where a style asks for it.

APA 7

Federal Emergency Management Agency. (2025). National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL_VALT) (Counties in Mississippi by expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index), 2025) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://fema.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=39485e8035d446a5bff03259508ae355

MLA 9

National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL_VALT), Counties in Mississippi by expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index), 2025. Federal Emergency Management Agency, 16 Dec. 2025, https://fema.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=39485e8035d446a5bff03259508ae355. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/expected-annual-loss-natural-hazards/mississippi-counties. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

Chicago (author-date)

Federal Emergency Management Agency. 2025. National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL_VALT). Counties in Mississippi by expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index), 2025. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://fema.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=39485e8035d446a5bff03259508ae355. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/expected-annual-loss-natural-hazards/mississippi-counties.

Harvard

Federal Emergency Management Agency (2025) National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL_VALT), Counties in Mississippi by expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index), 2025 [Dataset]. Available at: https://fema.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=39485e8035d446a5bff03259508ae355, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/expected-annual-loss-natural-hazards/mississippi-counties (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

BibTeX
@misc{federal_counties_in_mississippi_by_2025,
  author = {{Federal Emergency Management Agency}},
  title = {{National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL\_VALT): Counties in Mississippi by expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index), 2025}},
  year = {2025},
  howpublished = {Data set},
  url = {https://fema.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=39485e8035d446a5bff03259508ae355},
  urldate = {2026-10-12},
  note = {Accessed via Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/expected-annual-loss-natural-hazards/mississippi-counties. Publisher attribution: 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).},
}
RIS
TY  - DATA
AU  - Federal Emergency Management Agency
TI  - National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL_VALT): Counties in Mississippi by expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index), 2025
PY  - 2025
DA  - 2025/12/16
PB  - Federal Emergency Management Agency
DB  - Invokely
UR  - https://fema.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=39485e8035d446a5bff03259508ae355
L2  - https://invokely.ai/rankings/expected-annual-loss-natural-hazards/mississippi-counties
Y2  - 2026/10/12
N1  - Accessed via Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/expected-annual-loss-natural-hazards/mississippi-counties.
N1  - Publisher attribution: 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).
ER  - 
Embed this chart

Paste this code into a web page or a blog post. The chart shows the latest figures as they are published, with the source and a link back to this page.

Sites that read oEmbed links, such as WordPress, can show the chart when you paste the link to this page.

Use this data in your AI agent

Invokely serves this figure to AI assistants through MCP and to code through a REST API, with the source and citation attached. Ask your assistant:

Rank Counties in Mississippi by expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index) using official data, and cite the source.
rank_places {"indicator":"nri_expected_annual_loss","level":"province","within":"Mississippi","limit":10}
GET https://invokely.ai/api/v1/rank?indicator=nri_expected_annual_loss&level=province&within=Mississippi&limit=10

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor in one step. The trial answers 25 calls a day without an account.

Questions

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

Harrison County, with $154,644,769 in 2025, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

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

Issaquena County, with $2,884,450 in 2025.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL_VALT). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index): other rankings

Counties in Mississippi: more rankings