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Mud/Landslide history in West Virginia

West Virginia has 21 county-level mud/landslide declarations across 21 counties. Brooke County leads with 1 declarations. Total tracked FEMA obligations for mud/landslide events in this state: $30.0M.

This page shows every West Virginia county in West Virginia that has at least one FEMA mud/landslide 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 mud/landslide events — useful context for anyone evaluating property risk, insurance needs, or emergency planning in the area.

For the full national view of mud/landslide declarations across all states, see the mud/landslide disaster type page. For all hazard types in West Virginia, see the West Virginia state page.

Mud/Landslide in West Virginia

Counties ranked by mud/landslide declaration count

#CountyDeclarationsTracked aid
1Brooke County1$1.1M
2Cabell County1$4.1M
3Calhoun County1$0
4Doddridge County1$0
5Hancock County1$0
6Harrison County1$3.0M
7Lincoln County1$4K
8Logan County1$0
9Marshall County1$18.8M
10Mason County1$98K
11Monongalia County1$31K
12Ohio County1$640K
13Pleasants County1$0
14Preston County1$0
15Ritchie County1$0
16Taylor County1$0
17Tyler County1$57K
18Wayne County1$0
19Wetzel County1$31K
20Wirt County1$0
21Wood County1$2.2M