Cook County, Minnesota

Natural Hazard Risk Assessment — Population: 5,590

11.2NRI
Very Low

Overall Risk Rating

👥

Population

5,590

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Building Value

$2.7B

💰

Annual Hazard Loss

$4.5M

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Hazards Tracked

16

Natural Hazard Risk Profile

🔥

Wildfire

Relatively Low
Annual Loss$343K
Risk Score79.6

Lightning

Relatively Moderate
Annual Loss$543K
Risk Score76.3
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Cold Wave

Relatively Low
Annual Loss$1.3M
Risk Score61.8

Winter Weather

Relatively Low
Annual Loss$61K
Risk Score52.6
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Landslide

Very Low
Annual Loss$513
Risk Score38.5
☀️

Drought

Very Low
Annual Loss$6K
Risk Score22.1
🌊

Riverine Flooding

Very Low
Annual Loss$2.1M
Risk Score19.8
🏖️

Coastal Flooding

Very Low
Annual Loss$0
Risk Score14.4
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Ice Storm

Very Low
Annual Loss$6K
Risk Score11.8
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Strong Wind

Very Low
Annual Loss$61K
Risk Score9.8
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Heat Wave

Very Low
Annual Loss$11K
Risk Score8.2
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Hail

Very Low
Annual Loss$5K
Risk Score3.1
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Tornado

Very Low
Annual Loss$6K
Risk Score2.9
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Earthquake

No Rating
Annual Loss$0
Risk Score0.0
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Hurricane

No Rating
Annual Loss$0
Risk Score0.0
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Tsunami

Insufficient Data
Annual Loss$0
Risk Score0.0

Cook County vs. National Average

🎯 Overall Risk

11.2-37.5 vs avg

National avg: 48.7

🔥 Wildfire Risk

79.6+30.9 vs avg

National avg: 48.7

👥 Social Vulnerability

63.5+14.3 vs avg

National avg: 49.2

🛡️ Community Resilience

98.1+49.4 vs avg

National avg: 48.7

Community Profile

Social Vulnerability

63.5

Relatively High

Higher scores indicate greater social vulnerability to natural hazards.

Community Resilience

98.1

Very High

Higher scores indicate better ability to prepare for, adapt to, and recover from hazards.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Data from FEMA National Risk Index. For informational purposes only. Consult local authorities for property-specific risk.