Climate Risk Atlas/TN

Tennessee Risk Profile

Tennessee currently sustains an estimated $1.1 Billion in expected annual losses across all climate and physical hazards. This represents the aggregated financial risk for all property within the state.

Statewide Leaderboards

Most Resilient Communities
#1Greeneville
88.8/100
#2Johnson City
86.5/100
#3Bloomingdale
85.3/100
#4Morristown
84.4/100
#5Portland
81.2/100
#6Erwin
80.4/100
#7Jonesborough
80.3/100
#8Bristol
79.9/100
#9Kingsport
79.5/100
#10Jefferson City
78.4/100
Highest Risk Exposure
#1Dyersburg
41.4/100
#2Tellico Village
42.4/100
#3Union City
42.5/100
#4Martin
46/100
#5Millington
47.4/100
#6Humboldt
48.1/100
#7Brownsville
51.9/100
#8Dunlap
51.9/100
#9Medina
51.9/100
#10Ripley
52.6/100

Cities by Population

Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance)MemphisKnoxvilleChattanoogaClarksvilleMurfreesboroFranklinJohnson CityJacksonHendersonvilleBartlettSmyrnaKingsportSpring HillColliervilleClevelandGallatinBrentwoodColumbiaLebanon

Browse by County

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High Risk Zip Codes

Zip Code 37067