Oneida County, Wisconsin Hazard Report | Natural Catastrophe And Climate Risk

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Hazard Score

155 Catastrophes Recorded

Historical_Hail

127

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Oneida County, Wisconsin

3 Cities with a Population of 35,799, and 16,003 Households

Oneida, Wisconsin has a very low overall hazard risk rating, with specific hazards such as wildfires and tornadoes being relatively low. The area is prone to lightning strikes, with a relatively high risk rating, and frequent hail events. The risk of flooding is also relatively low, with only 10 events recorded. Despite the low overall risk rating, the area does experience some hazards, such as snow and ice storms, with 53 events recorded, and strong winds, with 72 events recorded.

This region in Oneida, Wisconsin is characterized by its inland location, with no coastlines or major fault lines nearby. However, the presence of mountain peaks and water bodies can influence certain hazard risks, such as snow and ice storms in mountainous areas and flooding in areas near water bodies. The geological features in this region may contribute to localized hazards, with specific ratios and percentages providing insight into the likelihood of these events occurring.

Overall, Oneida, Wisconsin's natural disaster and climate risk assessment indicates a very low to relatively low hazard risk for various events such as wildfires, tornadoes, lightning, hail, flooding, snow and ice storms, and strong winds. While the area is not prone to major geological features that could significantly impact hazard risk, the presence of mountain peaks and water bodies may contribute to localized hazards. It is important to consider historical events and nearby geological features when assessing the overall risk in this region.

Wildfire Risk: Very Low

Tornado Risk: Low

Hurricane Risk: Very Low

Hail Risk: Low

Flood Risk: Very Low

Tsunami Risk: Very Low

Earthquake Risk: Very Low

Wind Risk: Low

HAZARDS

14

Power Transmission Lines

0

Coastlines

27

Water Bodies

0

Fault Lines

EMERGENCY SERVICES

45

Hazard Shelters

21

Fire Stations

3

Hospitals

4

Police Stations

COMMUNITY PROFILE

Oneida County, located in Wisconsin, has a total population of 35,799 with a population density of 29 people per square mile. The county has a slightly higher percentage of white residents at 97.1%, compared to other racial demographics such as black (0.4%), American Indian or Alaska Native (0.9%), Asian (0.5%), Hispanic or Latino (1.1%), and individuals of multiple races (1.3%). The median age in Oneida County is 47.9, with a fairly equal distribution between males (50.2%) and females (49.8%). The county has a total of 16,003 households, with an average household size of 2.21 and an average family size of 2.68.

Compared to other counties in Wisconsin, Oneida County has a lower population density and a slightly older median age. The county also has a lower percentage of racial diversity, with a predominantly white population. In terms of household composition, Oneida County has a lower average household size compared to the state average. Additionally, the county has a higher percentage of vacant housing units (46.9%) compared to owner-occupied (41.6%) and renter-occupied units (11.5%). In terms of agricultural statistics, Oneida County has a total of 131 farms as of 2017, with an average farm size of 265 acres and an average farm sale of $96,417.

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CLIMATE OVERVIEW

Average Temperature

5 °F Cold

Average Precipitation

784 mm Moderate

Average Humidity

84% Moderately High

Plant Hardiness

4/10 Moderate

NATURAL CATASTROPHE TIMELINE

Flooding

Tornado

1950-06-25

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