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

Milwaukee County had the highest expected annual loss from natural hazards (FEMA National Risk Index) of 72 counties in 2025, at $342,103,979. Menominee County had the lowest, at $2,917,855. The median was $23,211,895 and the figure for Wisconsin was $2,588,280,427. Source: the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

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Highest342,103,979Milwaukee County
Lowest2,917,855Menominee County
Median23,211,89572 counties
Wisconsin2,588,280,427History

Map of counties, 2025

Adams County: 19,673,633 USDAshland County: 8,618,596 USDBarron County: 26,309,384 USDBayfield County: 9,338,499 USDBrown County: 103,663,489 USDBuffalo County: 6,999,717 USDBurnett County: 11,626,426 USDCalumet County: 18,658,704 USDChippewa County: 31,670,502 USDClark County: 17,672,446 USDColumbia County: 51,381,108 USDCrawford County: 14,274,500 USDDane County: 182,036,886 USDDodge County: 34,097,918 USDDoor County: 14,653,937 USDDouglas County: 25,171,747 USDDunn County: 22,212,825 USDEau Claire County: 47,922,610 USDFlorence County: 17,563,943 USDFond du Lac County: 44,131,544 USDForest County: 11,782,295 USDGrant County: 20,871,324 USDGreen County: 17,793,754 USDGreen Lake County: 14,234,481 USDIowa County: 10,788,501 USDIron County: 3,850,970 USDJackson County: 12,901,791 USDJefferson County: 41,825,111 USDJuneau County: 24,279,220 USDKenosha County: 63,513,481 USDKewaunee County: 8,477,966 USDLa Crosse County: 53,682,600 USDLafayette County: 12,005,488 USDLanglade County: 15,118,601 USDLincoln County: 19,297,097 USDManitowoc County: 32,408,408 USDMarathon County: 74,853,029 USDMarinette County: 41,295,218 USDMarquette County: 13,459,118 USDMenominee County: 2,917,855 USDMilwaukee County: 342,103,979 USDMonroe County: 30,501,087 USDOconto County: 22,432,917 USDOneida County: 23,888,779 USDOutagamie County: 59,040,984 USDOzaukee County: 33,062,405 USDPepin County: 4,033,913 USDPierce County: 18,775,082 USDPolk County: 22,999,242 USDPortage County: 35,877,401 USDPrice County: 9,169,589 USDRacine County: 63,750,355 USDRichland County: 13,428,471 USDRock County: 73,344,974 USDRusk County: 10,480,942 USDSt. Croix County: 36,023,219 USDSauk County: 35,572,211 USDSawyer County: 23,424,547 USDShawano County: 26,330,577 USDSheboygan County: 36,201,212 USDTaylor County: 11,229,342 USDTrempealeau County: 20,088,131 USDVernon County: 25,341,517 USDVilas County: 18,705,334 USDWalworth County: 39,687,874 USDWashburn County: 10,335,939 USDWashington County: 48,370,902 USDWaukesha County: 138,270,079 USDWaupaca County: 23,806,428 USDWaushara County: 14,220,244 USDWinnebago County: 75,332,462 USDWood County: 39,415,553 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

Milwaukee County: 342,103,979 USDMilwaukee County342,103,979Dane County: 182,036,886 USDDane County182,036,886Waukesha County: 138,270,079 USDWaukesha County138,270,079Brown County: 103,663,489 USDBrown County103,663,489Winnebago County: 75,332,462 USDWinnebago County75,332,462Marathon County: 74,853,029 USDMarathon County74,853,029Rock County: 73,344,974 USDRock County73,344,974Racine County: 63,750,355 USDRacine County63,750,355Kenosha County: 63,513,481 USDKenosha County63,513,481Outagamie County: 59,040,984 USDOutagamie County59,040,984La Crosse County: 53,682,600 USDLa Crosse County53,682,600Columbia County: 51,381,108 USDColumbia County51,381,108Washington County: 48,370,902 USDWashington County48,370,902Eau Claire County: 47,922,610 USDEau Claire County47,922,610Fond du Lac County: 44,131,544 USDFond du Lac County44,131,544Jefferson County: 41,825,111 USDJefferson County41,825,111Marinette County: 41,295,218 USDMarinette County41,295,218Walworth County: 39,687,874 USDWalworth County39,687,874Wood County: 39,415,553 USDWood County39,415,553Sheboygan County: 36,201,212 USDSheboygan County36,201,212St. Croix County: 36,023,219 USDSt. Croix County36,023,219Portage County: 35,877,401 USDPortage County35,877,401Sauk County: 35,572,211 USDSauk County35,572,211Dodge County: 34,097,918 USDDodge County34,097,918Ozaukee County: 33,062,405 USDOzaukee County33,062,405Manitowoc County: 32,408,408 USDManitowoc County32,408,408Chippewa County: 31,670,502 USDChippewa County31,670,502Monroe County: 30,501,087 USDMonroe County30,501,087Shawano County: 26,330,577 USDShawano County26,330,577Barron County: 26,309,384 USDBarron County26,309,384Vernon County: 25,341,517 USDVernon County25,341,517Douglas County: 25,171,747 USDDouglas County25,171,747Juneau County: 24,279,220 USDJuneau County24,279,220Oneida County: 23,888,779 USDOneida County23,888,779Waupaca County: 23,806,428 USDWaupaca County23,806,428Sawyer County: 23,424,547 USDSawyer County23,424,547Polk County: 22,999,242 USDPolk County22,999,242Oconto County: 22,432,917 USDOconto County22,432,917Dunn County: 22,212,825 USDDunn County22,212,825Grant County: 20,871,324 USDGrant County20,871,324Milwaukee County: 342,103,979 USDMilwaukee County342,103,979Dane County: 182,036,886 USDDane County182,036,886Waukesha County: 138,270,079 USDWaukesha County138,270,079Brown County: 103,663,489 USDBrown County103,663,489Winnebago County: 75,332,462 USDWinnebago County75,332,462Marathon County: 74,853,029 USDMarathon County74,853,029Rock County: 73,344,974 USDRock County73,344,974Racine County: 63,750,355 USDRacine County63,750,355Kenosha County: 63,513,481 USDKenosha County63,513,481Outagamie County: 59,040,984 USDOutagamie County59,040,984La Crosse County: 53,682,600 USDLa Crosse County53,682,600Columbia County: 51,381,108 USDColumbia County51,381,108Washington County: 48,370,902 USDWashington County48,370,902Eau Claire County: 47,922,610 USDEau Claire County47,922,610Fond du Lac County: 44,131,544 USDFond du Lac County44,131,544Jefferson County: 41,825,111 USDJefferson County41,825,111Marinette County: 41,295,218 USDMarinette County41,295,218Walworth County: 39,687,874 USDWalworth County39,687,874Wood County: 39,415,553 USDWood County39,415,553Sheboygan County: 36,201,212 USDSheboygan County36,201,212St. Croix County: 36,023,219 USDSt. Croix County36,023,219Portage County: 35,877,401 USDPortage County35,877,401Sauk County: 35,572,211 USDSauk County35,572,211Dodge County: 34,097,918 USDDodge County34,097,918Ozaukee County: 33,062,405 USDOzaukee County33,062,405Manitowoc County: 32,408,408 USDManitowoc County32,408,408Chippewa County: 31,670,502 USDChippewa County31,670,502Monroe County: 30,501,087 USDMonroe County30,501,087Shawano County: 26,330,577 USDShawano County26,330,577Barron County: 26,309,384 USDBarron County26,309,384Vernon County: 25,341,517 USDVernon County25,341,517Douglas County: 25,171,747 USDDouglas County25,171,747Juneau County: 24,279,220 USDJuneau County24,279,220Oneida County: 23,888,779 USDOneida County23,888,779Waupaca County: 23,806,428 USDWaupaca County23,806,428Sawyer County: 23,424,547 USDSawyer County23,424,547Polk County: 22,999,242 USDPolk County22,999,242Oconto County: 22,432,917 USDOconto County22,432,917Dunn County: 22,212,825 USDDunn County22,212,825Grant County: 20,871,324 USDGrant County20,871,324
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
1Milwaukee County342,103,979
2Dane County182,036,886
3Waukesha County138,270,079
4Brown County103,663,489
5Winnebago County75,332,462
6Marathon County74,853,029
7Rock County73,344,974
8Racine County63,750,355
9Kenosha County63,513,481
10Outagamie County59,040,984
11La Crosse County53,682,600
12Columbia County51,381,108
13Washington County48,370,902
14Eau Claire County47,922,610
15Fond du Lac County44,131,544
16Jefferson County41,825,111
17Marinette County41,295,218
18Walworth County39,687,874
19Wood County39,415,553
20Sheboygan County36,201,212
21St. Croix County36,023,219
22Portage County35,877,401
23Sauk County35,572,211
24Dodge County34,097,918
25Ozaukee County33,062,405
26Manitowoc County32,408,408
27Chippewa County31,670,502
28Monroe County30,501,087
29Shawano County26,330,577
30Barron County26,309,384
31Vernon County25,341,517
32Douglas County25,171,747
33Juneau County24,279,220
34Oneida County23,888,779
35Waupaca County23,806,428
36Sawyer County23,424,547
37Polk County22,999,242
38Oconto County22,432,917
39Dunn County22,212,825
40Grant County20,871,324
41Trempealeau County20,088,131
42Adams County19,673,633
43Lincoln County19,297,097
44Pierce County18,775,082
45Vilas County18,705,334
46Calumet County18,658,704
47Green County17,793,754
48Clark County17,672,446
49Florence County17,563,943
50Langlade County15,118,601
51Door County14,653,937
52Crawford County14,274,500
53Green Lake County14,234,481
54Waushara County14,220,244
55Marquette County13,459,118
56Richland County13,428,471
57Jackson County12,901,791
58Lafayette County12,005,488
59Forest County11,782,295
60Burnett County11,626,426
61Taylor County11,229,342
62Iowa County10,788,501
63Rusk County10,480,942
64Washburn County10,335,939
65Bayfield County9,338,499
66Price County9,169,589
67Ashland County8,618,596
68Kewaunee County8,477,966
69Buffalo County6,999,717
70Pepin County4,033,913
71Iron County3,850,970
72Menominee County2,917,855

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

Milwaukee County, with $342,103,979 in 2025, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

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

Menominee County, with $2,917,855 in 2025.

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