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10 counties · FEMA NRI December 2025

New Hampshire: home risks by county

0 of 10 New Hampshire counties are rated Relatively High or Very High for overall risk relative to other US counties. Sort the table to compare disaster declarations, flood-insurance claims and typical first freeze.

CountyOverall risk ↓DeclarationsFlood claimsFirst freezeTop hazardZoneRadon
Hillsborough CountyRelatively Moderate31629Oct 19Ice storm (Very High)5A2
Rockingham CountyRelatively Moderate352,165Oct 4Coastal flooding (Relatively High)5A2
Grafton CountyRelatively Moderate40363Oct 6Winter weather (Relatively High)6A2
Merrimack CountyRelatively Low29299Oct 3Ice storm (Relatively High)5A2
Coos CountyRelatively Low2895Sep 19Avalanche (Very High)6A2
Carroll CountyRelatively Low36290Sep 25Winter weather (Relatively High)6A1
Strafford CountyRelatively Low25137Oct 9Ice storm (Relatively High)5A2
Cheshire CountyRelatively Low33247Oct 6Lightning (Relatively Moderate)5A2
Belknap CountyRelatively Low30108Oct 3Lightning (Relatively High)6A2
Sullivan CountyVery Low3362Oct 3Ice storm (Relatively Moderate)6A2

Ratings are relative to other US counties, not probabilities. Counties without a link have too little public data for a full profile.

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