Otsego County, Michigan

0 Cities with a Population of 25,331, and 9,756 Households

Otsego County, Michigan has a very low overall natural disaster and climate risk rating, with relatively low to moderate specific risk ratings for various hazards such as hail, thunderstorms, and high winds. The county has a population of 25,061 and a total building value of $7,522,874,346. The risk value for the area is calculated at $2,502,108.6, with a risk score of 18.42 and a risk rating of "Very Low".

Specific climate factors for Otsego County include a relatively low risk of wildfires, a moderate risk of flooding, and a relatively low risk of extreme weather events like hurricanes. The county is not located near coastlines or fault lines, but it does have several water bodies such as lakes and rivers that could impact hazard risk. Historical data shows that the area has experienced multiple hail events, thunderstorms, and high winds in the past, which contribute to the overall risk assessment.

While Otsego County does not have significant geological features like fault lines or mountain peaks that could impact hazard risk, the presence of water bodies and past occurrences of hail, thunderstorms, and high winds indicate potential risks for the area. The relatively low risk ratings for wildfires and flooding suggest that these hazards are not as prevalent in the region. It is important for residents and officials to stay informed about potential risks and be prepared for any natural disasters that may occur in the future.