Rankings · Risk

Lowest landslide risk by state

Landslide risk.

FEMA National Risk Index score for landslides. Concentrated in steep terrain, and often the hazard that decides whether a particular lot is buildable rather than whether a county is.

  1. 1Louisiana34.1
  2. 2North Dakota37.1
  3. 3South Dakota45.2
  4. 4Kentucky45.3
  5. 5Florida47.8
  6. 6Virginia48.5
  7. 7Kansas50.6
  8. 8New Jersey51.1
  9. 9New Mexico51.3
  10. 10Nebraska52.1
  11. 11Wisconsin52.7
  12. 12Indiana53.1
  13. 13Texas53.6
  14. 14Georgia54.7
  15. 15South Carolina55.2
  16. 16North Carolina55.5
  17. 17Ohio55.9
  18. 18Illinois56.1
  19. 19Mississippi56.6
  20. 20Rhode Island56.9
  21. 21Michigan57.5
  22. 22New York58.1
  23. 23Oklahoma59.3
  24. 24Delaware61.6
  25. 25Massachusetts62.1
  26. 26Iowa62.5
  27. 27Alabama65.8
  28. 28Idaho66.9
  29. 29Maryland66.9
  30. 30Minnesota67.0
  31. 31Arkansas67.1
  32. 32Maine67.5
  33. 33Colorado67.9
  34. 34Tennessee71.9
  35. 35Arizona75.7
  36. 36Missouri75.7
  37. 37Pennsylvania76.0
  38. 38Wyoming76.1
  39. 39New Hampshire78.5
  40. 40Connecticut78.6
  41. 41Vermont79.5
  42. 42Utah80.5
  43. 43District of Columbia80.9
  44. 44Montana81.1
  45. 45West Virginia87.0
  46. 46Nevada87.2
  47. 47Oregon88.3
  48. 48Washington91.5
  49. 49Hawaii92.2
  50. 50Alaska94.2
  51. 51California96.2
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Source: FEMA National Risk Index. · How this is built