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Flood history in New Mexico

New Mexico has 90 county-level flood declarations across 28 counties. Lincoln County leads with 9 declarations. Total tracked FEMA obligations for flood events in this state: $170.3M.

This page shows every New Mexico county in New Mexico that has at least one FEMA flood declaration on record, ranked by how many times that hazard type triggered federal aid. Counties near the top of this list have recurring exposure to flood events — useful context for anyone evaluating property risk, insurance needs, or emergency planning in the area.

For the full national view of flood declarations across all states, see the flood disaster type page. For all hazard types in New Mexico, see the New Mexico state page.

Flood in New Mexico

Counties ranked by flood declaration count

#CountyDeclarationsTracked aid
1Lincoln County9$15.8M
2Catron County6$654K
3Grant County5$0
4Hidalgo County5$0
5McKinley County5$2.7M
6Mora County5$201K
7Otero County4$530K
8San Miguel County4$1.1M
9Sandoval County4$19.6M
10Chaves County3$96.8M
11Cibola County3$8.8M
12Colfax County3$0
13Doña Ana County3$2.6M
14Los Alamos County3$5.2M
15Rio Arriba County3$333K
16Santa Fe County3$5.3M
17Sierra County3$3.1M
18Taos County3$21K
19Eddy County2$961K
20Harding County2$68K
21San Juan County2$4.4M
22Socorro County2$872K
23Torrance County2$129K
24Valencia County2$0
25De Baca County1$137K
26Guadalupe County1$1.1M
27Lea County1$0
28Union County1$0