Flood Risk
There’s a Moderate Flood Risk score for Northwest Big River, where the FEMA floodzone is X. This area is not flooded by the 100-year flood event but it is at risk from the 500-year flood event. Insurance is NOT MANDATORY.
Wildfire Risk
Northwest Big River faces a Very Low Wildfire Risk.
Storm Risk
Northwest Big River has a moderate Storm Events risk score. It is mainly at risk from Hail Storms posing a severe risk, Snow Storms posing a high risk, Tornadoes posing a severe risk.
Earthquake Risk
Such an earthquake is light. It is felt indoors by many, outdoors by few during the day. At night, some awaken. Dishes, windows, doors are disturbed; walls make cracking sounds. A sensation like a heavy truck is striking the building can be felt. Standing motor cars rock noticeably.
Property Crime
160 predicted Property Crimes in a year
Vehicle Theft
26 predicted Vehicle Thefts in a year
Violent Crime
18 predicted Violent Crimes in a year
Acts of Vandalism
26 predicted Acts of Vandalism in a year
Northwest Big River Crime Risk Rankings
Air Pollution Hazard
The Air Pollution Hazard Score is high (62.32) for the closest AQI monitor (Ponca City), located 72.74 miles away from Northwest Big River.
The maximum recorded AQI over the last 3 years is Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups (109). The maximum recorded AQI over the last 3 years is Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups (140.23). Although the general public is not likely to be affected at this AQI range, people with lung disease, older adults and children are at a greater risk from exposure to ozone, whereas persons with heart and lung disease, older adults and children are at greater risk from the presence of particles in the air.
Socioeconomic Risk
The Socioeconomic risk score for Northwest Big River is moderate. In 2018, your county had a $54k Median Household Income and a 3.8% unemployment rate, as compared to the $51.2k and 4.13% national averages. Besides, its average educational attainment, poverty rate and income inequality levels were higher than respectively 59%, 21% and 27% of all U.S. counties.
Healthcare Infrastructure
The nearest primary acute care or critical access hospital is located 6.06 miles away. The county hosts 1 hospital per 523.8K inhabitants, as opposed to the 1 per 66.9K national average.
Northwest Big River Societal Risk Rankings
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