How many counties in Wyoming are at high risk?

Wyoming has 23 counties. The overall state risk rating is "Very High" with a score of 37.9.

What is the wildfire risk in Wyoming?

Wyoming's statewide wildfire risk is rated "Very High" with a score of 83.0.

Which county in Wyoming has the highest risk?

Laramie County has the highest overall risk score at 0.0.

Natural Hazard Risk in Wyoming

23 counties — Overall risk: Very High

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Counties

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Population

576,110

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Overall Risk

37.9

Very High

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Wildfire Risk

83.0

Very High

Hazard Risk Overview

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Wildfire

83.0

Very High

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Landslide

74.6

Very High

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Winter Weather

68.6

Very High

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Earthquake

62.3

Very High

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Lightning

57.0

Very High

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Cold Wave

56.8

Very High

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Avalanche

46.8

Very High

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Riverine Flooding

42.3

Very High

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Hail

41.5

Very High

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Volcanic Activity

31.3

Very High

Highest Risk Counties in Wyoming

Laramie

Score: 76.7

Relatively Low 2

Teton

Score: 70.6

Relatively Low 3

Natrona

Score: 68.9

Relatively Low 4

Sheridan

Score: 65.2

Relatively Low 5

Fremont

Score: 59.7

Relatively Low 6

Park

Score: 57.7

Relatively Low

All 23 Counties in Wyoming

County	Risk Score	Rating	Top Hazard
Laramie	76.7
Teton	70.6
Natrona	68.9
Sheridan	65.2
Fremont	59.7
Park	57.7
Campbell	56.1
Lincoln	51.9
Albany	48.5
Carbon	42.7
Converse	31.4
Big Horn	31.1
Sweetwater	30.6
Goshen	28.5
Platte	25.7
Washakie	24.4
Sublette	21.6
Johnson	19.3
Uinta	16.7
Crook	16.1
Hot Springs	16.1
Weston	7.9
Niobrara	3.3

Natural Hazard Risk in Wyoming

Hazard Risk Overview

Highest Risk Counties in Wyoming

All 23 Counties in Wyoming

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