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

Philadelphia County had the highest expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index) of 67 counties in 2025, at $667,071,998. Sullivan County had the lowest, at $4,070,205. The median was $26,761,270 and the figure for Pennsylvania was $4,069,174,295. Source: the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Highest667,071,998Philadelphia County
Lowest4,070,205Sullivan County
Median26,761,27067 counties
Pennsylvania4,069,174,295History

Top 40 counties, 2025

Philadelphia County: 667,071,998 USDPhiladelphia County667,071,998Allegheny County: 354,245,204 USDAllegheny County354,245,204Montgomery County: 296,651,818 USDMontgomery County296,651,818Bucks County: 202,625,246 USDBucks County202,625,246Chester County: 172,609,967 USDChester County172,609,967Lancaster County: 169,988,837 USDLancaster County169,988,837Delaware County: 134,945,968 USDDelaware County134,945,968Lehigh County: 128,346,728 USDLehigh County128,346,728Berks County: 119,508,893 USDBerks County119,508,893York County: 105,987,952 USDYork County105,987,952Dauphin County: 99,794,082 USDDauphin County99,794,082Northampton County: 90,368,194 USDNorthampton County90,368,194Luzerne County: 87,972,040 USDLuzerne County87,972,040Westmoreland County: 76,279,515 USDWestmoreland County76,279,515Lackawanna County: 72,398,591 USDLackawanna County72,398,591Cumberland County: 68,706,977 USDCumberland County68,706,977Washington County: 57,378,736 USDWashington County57,378,736Monroe County: 56,876,409 USDMonroe County56,876,409Schuylkill County: 48,854,904 USDSchuylkill County48,854,904Butler County: 47,708,454 USDButler County47,708,454Erie County: 47,569,910 USDErie County47,569,910Lebanon County: 43,208,792 USDLebanon County43,208,792Lycoming County: 40,912,898 USDLycoming County40,912,898Franklin County: 37,690,086 USDFranklin County37,690,086Northumberland County: 37,320,859 USDNorthumberland County37,320,859Fayette County: 37,097,747 USDFayette County37,097,747Beaver County: 35,451,570 USDBeaver County35,451,570Mercer County: 34,133,902 USDMercer County34,133,902Blair County: 33,904,219 USDBlair County33,904,219Bradford County: 32,209,667 USDBradford County32,209,667Cambria County: 31,616,346 USDCambria County31,616,346Armstrong County: 27,753,998 USDArmstrong County27,753,998Adams County: 27,230,974 USDAdams County27,230,974Crawford County: 26,761,270 USDCrawford County26,761,270Centre County: 24,891,450 USDCentre County24,891,450Lawrence County: 24,584,787 USDLawrence County24,584,787Pike County: 24,459,593 USDPike County24,459,593Columbia County: 24,358,016 USDColumbia County24,358,016Bedford County: 24,218,330 USDBedford County24,218,330Warren County: 23,103,318 USDWarren County23,103,318
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
1Philadelphia County667,071,998
2Allegheny County354,245,204
3Montgomery County296,651,818
4Bucks County202,625,246
5Chester County172,609,967
6Lancaster County169,988,837
7Delaware County134,945,968
8Lehigh County128,346,728
9Berks County119,508,893
10York County105,987,952
11Dauphin County99,794,082
12Northampton County90,368,194
13Luzerne County87,972,040
14Westmoreland County76,279,515
15Lackawanna County72,398,591
16Cumberland County68,706,977
17Washington County57,378,736
18Monroe County56,876,409
19Schuylkill County48,854,904
20Butler County47,708,454
21Erie County47,569,910
22Lebanon County43,208,792
23Lycoming County40,912,898
24Franklin County37,690,086
25Northumberland County37,320,859
26Fayette County37,097,747
27Beaver County35,451,570
28Mercer County34,133,902
29Blair County33,904,219
30Bradford County32,209,667
31Cambria County31,616,346
32Armstrong County27,753,998
33Adams County27,230,974
34Crawford County26,761,270
35Centre County24,891,450
36Lawrence County24,584,787
37Pike County24,459,593
38Columbia County24,358,016
39Bedford County24,218,330
40Warren County23,103,318
41Clearfield County22,313,784
42Somerset County21,919,722
43Carbon County21,579,997
44Indiana County18,747,479
45Tioga County18,560,083
46Mifflin County18,423,202
47Perry County18,200,766
48Susquehanna County17,934,108
49Wayne County17,204,352
50Greene County17,028,554
51Venango County15,776,748
52Huntingdon County15,536,497
53Elk County15,490,932
54McKean County15,045,540
55Snyder County14,951,974
56Union County14,419,670
57Jefferson County14,012,316
58Clinton County13,800,086
59Wyoming County13,528,228
60Juniata County8,807,785
61Clarion County8,682,274
62Potter County7,694,445
63Montour County5,454,760
64Forest County4,980,105
65Cameron County4,189,712
66Fulton County4,080,431
67Sullivan County4,070,205

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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Federal Emergency Management Agency. (2025). National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL_VALT) (Counties in Pennsylvania 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

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National Risk Index Counties and States, Expected Annual Loss Total Composite (EAL_VALT), Counties in Pennsylvania 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/pennsylvania-counties. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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

Philadelphia County, with $667,071,998 in 2025, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

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

Sullivan County, with $4,070,205 in 2025.

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