Aleutians West, Alaska, has a very low overall natural disaster risk rating, with a risk score of 35.22. The area is relatively moderate in terms of social vulnerability, with a SOVI score of 49.59, indicating a moderate level of vulnerability to disasters. The most significant hazard risk in the region comes from earthquakes, with a relatively low risk rating of 89.85 due to the frequency and potential impact of seismic events.

The area is also at a relatively high risk of tsunamis, with a risk rating of 95.95, as a result of the high frequency of tsunami events in the region. Additionally, the region has a moderate risk of volcanic activity, with a risk rating of 68.54, due to the presence of nearby fault lines and volcanic peaks. The risk of flooding and strong winds is relatively low, with risk ratings of 0, indicating minimal expected annual losses from ... Read More