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New Mexico county hazard histories

Pick a county to see what federal records show has happened there: storms NOAA recorded since 1996, FEMA disaster declarations, and flood insurance claims. Every number is counted from those records.

Counties

New Mexico counties with a substantial federal hazard record
CountyNOAA storm recordsYearsNFIP claims
Bernalillo County9061996–2026170
Catron County4221997–20265
Chaves County6891996–2026127
Cibola County4331997–202628
Colfax County9421996–20268
Curry County6101996–202656
De Baca County3031996–20260
Doña Ana County5991996–2026204
Eddy County1,2911996–202651
Grant County8831997–20269
Guadalupe County3721996–20260
Lea County9121996–2026207
Lincoln County6941996–2026181
Los Alamos County1452000–202610
Luna County4071997–20264
McKinley County5311997–202617
Mora County5701996–202627
Otero County8071997–2026129
Quay County6211996–202611
Rio Arriba County6871996–202631
Roosevelt County5051996–202630
San Juan County4141996–202648
San Miguel County1,0321996–2026119
Sandoval County9551996–202649
Santa Fe County1,0251996–202652
Sierra County3911996–202615
Socorro County6571996–202620
Taos County4841996–202624
Torrance County8021996–20261
Union County7531996–20260
Valencia County4711996–2026123

Counties with a shorter record

Fewer than 100 NOAA records, fewer than 10 with recorded damage, or records in fewer than 10 years. A short record can mean few events, or that NOAA filed this county's events under zone names that could not be matched to it.

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County histories in other states

Recorded history from federal public records. Not a hazard score, a risk score, or a forecast. Decision-support intelligence — not a primary alerting or dispatch system. Verify against official sources.