Located in Clare County, Michigan, the natural disaster and climate risk assessment reveals a predominantly low risk environment with a very low overall risk rating. The area experiences relatively low occurrences of hazardous events such as floods, tornadoes, and wildfires, with moderate risk levels for windstorms and thunderstorms. Historical data indicates low to very low expected annual losses for most hazards, with a notable exception for windstorms with a relatively moderate risk rating.
Specific climate factors for Clare, Michigan include a moderate frequency of lightning events and high windstorm occurrences. The region is relatively flat with no significant fault lines or mountain peaks, but is surrounded by water bodies such as lakes and rivers which contribute to the moderate risk of windstorms. The area's Shape_Area of 2879456669.09 and Shape_Leng of 214787.760962 indicate a landmass with a considerable size, potentially increasing the impact of hazardous events.
Despite the relatively low overall risk rating, the presence of water bodies like lakes and rivers can lead to an increased risk of flooding, as evidenced by the moderate risk rating for windstorms. While the region does not have a history of tsunamis or volcanic activity, the proximity to coastlines and water bodies remains a factor to consider in assessing hazard risk. Overall, the assessment suggests that while Clare, Michigan may have a very low risk profile for most natural disasters, the presence of certain geological features and climate factors warrant continued monitoring and preparedness efforts for potential hazards.
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Clare County, located in Michigan, has a population of 32,103 people with a population density of 55.8 per square mile. The county has a majority white population, with 29,951 residents identifying as white, making up 93% of the total population. The next largest racial groups are multiracial individuals (1.4%) and American Indian or Alaska Native individuals (0.6%). In terms of gender distribution, there are slightly more females (15,486) than males (15,440) in Clare County. The median age in the county is 45.3 years, with a slightly higher median age for females (45.9) compared to males (44.6).
When compared to other counties in Michigan, Clare County has a relatively small population size and lower population density. The county has a higher percentage of white residents compared to the state average, which is around 78%. Clare County also has a higher median age than the state average of 39.8 years. In terms of household characteristics, Clare County has an average household size of 2.36, which is slightly lower than the state average of 2.52. The county also has a higher percentage of vacant housing units (44.2%) compared to the state average of 18.9%, indicating a potential surplus of housing in the area. Additionally, Clare County has a significant agricultural presence, with 396 farms in 2017 covering 30,407 acres and averaging $55,705 in sales per farm, highlighting the importance of agriculture to the local economy.
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