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Flood risk in Hunt County, Texas

MODERATE RISK

FEMA NFIP historical data aggregated to the county level. Use this as a starting point; parcel-specific zones live on FEMA's flood map service.

Total claims
17
Avg claim
$36,565
Active policies
30
Avg premium
$540
annual

Context

Total paid out on claims in Hunt County to date: $621,597. A single catastrophic event can skew the average. Compare with neighboring counties to see if the signal is localized or regional.

Frequently asked questions

What is the flood risk in Hunt County?

Historical signal from FEMA NFIP: 17 total claims, moderate bucket. Bucket thresholds: low (<10), moderate (10 to 49), high (50 to 199), very-high (200+).

Is historical data a forecast?

No. Historical claims are a backward-looking signal. Climate change, upstream development, and local flood mitigation investment can all shift future risk.

Do I need flood insurance?

Mortgage lenders typically require flood insurance for properties in a FEMA designated Special Flood Hazard Area. Even outside those areas, NFIP or private flood insurance is often advisable if any historical claims exist in the county.

Data sources

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