Flood Risk by County in New Mexico

New Mexico: 33 counties covered

Across 33 New Mexico counties with a FEMA flood score, the average national percentile is 65.4 — but that average hides real spread between counties, which is why each one gets its own page rather than a single statewide number.

Bernalillo County — 96.3th percentile, Relatively High
Doña Ana County — 98.4th percentile, Relatively High
Santa Fe County — 88.4th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Sandoval County — 84.3th percentile, Relatively Moderate
San Juan County — 92.4th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Valencia County — 89.6th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Lea County — 88.3th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Otero County — 88.6th percentile, Relatively Moderate
McKinley County — 86.8th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Chaves County — 92.3th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Eddy County — 90.7th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Curry County — 52.5th percentile, Relatively Low
Rio Arriba County — 88.4th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Taos County — 81.7th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Grant County — 83.7th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Cibola County — 73.4th percentile, Relatively Moderate
San Miguel County — 83.4th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Luna County — 57.5th percentile, Relatively Low
Lincoln County — 77.6th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Los Alamos County — 11.1th percentile, Very Low
Roosevelt County — 83.7th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Torrance County — 62.8th percentile, Relatively Low
Socorro County — 76.2th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Colfax County — 58.6th percentile, Relatively Low
Sierra County — 74.3th percentile, Relatively Moderate
Quay County — 38.5th percentile, Relatively Low
Guadalupe County — 29.9th percentile, Very Low
Mora County — 50.7th percentile, Relatively Low
Hidalgo County — 14.9th percentile, Very Low
Union County — 7.1th percentile, Very Low
Catron County — 41.1th percentile, Relatively Low
De Baca County — 11.5th percentile, Very Low
Harding County — 2.8th percentile, Very Low