1 Plan Introduction Purpose of the Mitigation Plan The Gateway

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Plan Introduction
Purpose of the Mitigation Plan
The Gateway Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan is the result of a local planning
process designed to guide and assist the counties and cities of the Gateway
Region in Hazard Mitigation. Mitigation is the process of reducing the severity of the
impact of natural or man made hazards through planning. Each hazard requires
a specific type of mitigation. In some cases, we can use engineering solutions
(such as an earthquake-resistant building) to at least temporarily reduce the
impact of a natural hazard. In other cases, the only form of mitigation that is
guaranteed to be successful is to limit and/or not allow human activities where
the hazard occurs (such as in floodplains).
The mitigation planning process will enable the cities and counties within the Gateway Region
to make sound planning and development decisions in and for the future. It also
provides a mechanism for coordinating the efforts of individuals, organizations,
local governments, and private industry concerned with Hazard Mitigation Activities.
Area Organizations and Governance
The Gateway Area Development District (GADD) was organized as a nonprofit
corporation in 1969 and became one of fifteen such Local Development Districts
throughout the State of Kentucky. Although they are public bodies under Kentucky
law, the Area Development Districts are neither State, Federal nor are they a
branch of local government. Instead, the Area Development Districts should be
thought of as partnerships of local units of government. GADD consists of Bath,
Menifee, Montgomery, Morgan and Rowan Counties and includes the cities of
Owingsville, Salt Lick, Sharpsburg, Mt. Sterling, Jeffersonville, Camargo,
Frenchburg, West Liberty, and Morehead.
As required by legislation, the ADD District is governed by a Board of Directors
composed of 51% elected officials. This includes the Judge-Executive of each
County and the Mayor of each County Seat. The remaining members represent
Labor, Low-income, Industry, Finance, Utilities, the Elderly, Business, Minorities,
Emergency Services, Women and Education. The following jurisdictions are included in
the Gateway Region:
Bath County
A County Judge-Executive and three Commissioners govern Bath County. Each county
official serves a four-year term.
Salt Lick (6th Class City)
The City of Salt Lick is governed by a Mayor and five Council Members. The
Mayor serves a 4-year term and the Council Members serve 2-year terms.
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Sharpsburg (6th Class City)
The City of Sharpsburg is governed by a Mayor and four Council Members. The
Mayor serves a 4-year term while the Council Members serve 2-year terms.
Owingsville (4th Class City)
The City of Owingsville is governed by a Mayor and six Council Members. The
Mayor serves a four-year term and the Council Members serve two-year terms.
Menifee County
A County Judge-Executive and five Magistrates govern Menifee County. Each
County official serves a four-year term.
Frenchburg (6th Class City)
A Mayor and five Commissioners serve the City. The Mayor is elected to a fouryear term and the Commissioners serve two-year terms.
Montgomery County
A County Judge-Executive and three Commissioners govern Montgomery
County. Each county official is elected to a four-year term.
Camargo (5th Class City)
A Mayor and four Commissioners members serve the City. The Mayor is elected to
a four-year term and the Commissioners serve two-year terms.
Jeffersonville (5th Class City)
A Mayor and four Commissioners govern the City of Jeffersonville. The Mayor is
elected to a four-year term while the Commissioners each serve two-year terms.
Mt. Sterling (4th Class City)
A Mayor and eight Council Members govern the City. The Mayor is elected to a
four-year term and the Council Members serve for two-years each.
Morgan County
A County Judge-Executive and five Magistrates serve Morgan County. The JudgeExecutive and Magistrates all serve four-year terms.
West Liberty (4th Class City)
A Mayor and six Council Members serve the City of West Liberty. The Mayor is elected to a
four-year term and the Council Members serve two-year terms.
Rowan County
A County Judge-Executive and four Magistrates govern Rowan County. The
Judge-Executive and Magistrates all serve four-year terms.
Lakeview Heights (6th Class City)
A Mayor and four Commissioners serve the City of Lakeview Heights. The Mayor is
elected to a four-year term and the Commissioners serve two-year terms.
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Morehead (4th Class City)
A Mayor and six Council Members govern this City. The Mayor is elected to a 4year term and the Council Members serve two-year terms.
Incorporated Cities of the Gateway Area
County
City
Bath
Salt Lick
Bath
Sharpsburg
Bath
Owingsville
Menifee
Frenchburg
Montgomery
Camargo
Montgomery
Jeffersonville
Montgomery
Mt. Sterling
Morgan
West Liberty
Rowan
Lakeview Heights
Rowan
Morehead
Class
6th
6th
4th
6th
5th
5th
4th
4th
6th
4th
2003
Population
346
299
1,515
554
952
1,867
6,033
3,344
248
7,627
Form of Government
Mayor & 5 Council Members
Mayor & 4 Commissioners
Mayor & 4 Commissioners
Source: Kentucky State Data Center at University of Louisville
Gateway Area Development District Staff
The Gateway Area Development District’s staff is made up of professionals with a
wide range of backgrounds in such areas as Community and Economic
Development, Housing, Human Services, Management, Planning and Mapping
Services. By sharing the expertise found at the Area Development District level,
local governments are collectively able to afford the professional staff that many
Counties and Cities could not afford otherwise.
The Area Development Districts in Kentucky are a product of Federal funding in
the Appalachian Regional Development Act and the Public Work and Economic
Development Act of 1965. The intent in forming the Area Development Districts
was for economic development through the involvement of locally elected officials,
business and civic leaders, as well as representatives of minorities and the poor.
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Gateway Area Development District Mitigation Planning Effort
The Mitigation Planning effort is a result of the partnership created by the
Kentucky Emergency Management Agency and the Gateway Area Development
District through a Mitigation Planning Grant with the Federal Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA). Gateway Area Development District assisted the
Regional Mitigation Committee in Mitigation Plan development by using broad
based and diverse community participation activities, and contains the following 5
sections of information:
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
Prerequisites – Adoption by Governing Bodies
A Description of the Planning Process
Risk Assessment
Mitigation Strategies
Plan Maintenance Procedures
The Gateway Regional Mitigation Plan has been developed to be in accordance
with the current rules and regulations governing regional mitigation plans. The
plan shall be routinely monitored as defined in this plan to maintain compliance
with the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act as
amended by the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (Public Law 106-390, October
30,2000).
The following map illustrates the geographic location of the Gateway Region in
relationship to the remainder of the Commonwealth of Kentucky Area
Development Districts (ADD'S):
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Table of Contents
3.1
3.1.1
3.1.2
3.1.3
Prerequisites
Adoption by the Local Governing Body
Multi-Jurisdictional Plan Adoption
Multi-Jurisdictional Planning Participation
3.2
3.2.1
3.2.2
3.2.3
3.2.4
3.2.5
The Planning Process
Open Public Involvement
Opportunity for Public Comment
Opportunity for Public/Private Participation
Review and Incorporation of Existing Plans, Studies, Reports,
Technical Information
Documentation of the Planning Process
3.3
3.3.1
3.3.2
3.3.3
3.3.4
3.3.5
3.3.6
Risk Assessment
Identifying Hazards
Profiling Hazard Events
Assessing Vulnerability: Identifying Assets
Assessing Vulnerability: Estimating Potential Losses
Assessing Vulnerability: Analyzing Development Trends
Multi-Jurisdictional Risk Assessment
3.4
3.4.1
3.4.2
3.4.3
3.4.4
3.4.5
Mitigation Strategy
Capability Assessment
Local Hazard Mitigation Goals-Check state checklist
Identification and Analysis of Mitigation Measures
Implementation of Mitigation Measures
Multi-Jurisdictional Mitigation Strategy
3.5
3.5.1
3.5.2
3.5.3
Plan Maintenance Procedures
Monitoring, Evaluating and Updating the Plan
Implementation Through Existing Programs
Continued Public Involvement
3.1
Prerequisites
3.1.1 Adoption by the Local Governing Body
On the recommendation of the Regional Mitigation Committee on__________,
the Gateway Board of Directors passed a Resolution to adopt this as the official
Mitigation Plan of the Gateway Area Development District Region.
The following resolution was adopted and signed by the Board of Directors on
____________.
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3.1.2 Multi-Jurisdictional Plan Adoption
The following chart summarizes the jurisdictions that have formally adopted this
plan as the jurisdictions official Hazard Mitigation plan.
County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Jurisdiction
Bath County Fiscal Court
City of Salt Lick
City of Sharpsburg
City of Owingsville
Plan
Adopted?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Adoption
Date
1/10/06
1/6/06
1/2/06
1/9/06
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee County Fiscal Court
City of Frenchburg
Yes
Yes
1/10/06
1/5/06
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery County Fiscal Court
City of Camargo
City of Jeffersonville
City of Mt. Sterling
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
1/17/06
1/10/06
1/30/06
1/17/06
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan County Fiscal Court
City of West Liberty
Yes
Yes
1/11/06
1/23/06
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan County Fiscal Court
City of Lakeview Heights
City of Morehead
Yes
Yes
Yes
12/20/05
1/4/06
1/9/06
Region
Gateway ADD Bd. of Directors
Yes
1/24/06
The following are copies of the official resolutions signed by each jurisdiction
adopting the plan.
3.1.3 Multi-Jurisdictional Planning Participation
Each incorporated jurisdiction within the Gateway Region was involved in the
planning process and composition of the Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan. Public
Participation is defined for this Plan as an opportunity provided for each
jurisdiction and its citizens to participate in the planning process.
The opportunity for Public Participation was offered and achieved through
attendance in County Mitigation Committee meetings, Regional Mitigation
Committee Meetings, involvement in the Planning, Risk Assessment; Plan
Maintenance sections of the Plan as well as through reviewing presentations of
findings of the plan and adoption of the plan. Every incorporated jurisdiction in
the Gateway Region was provided the opportunity to participate in the County
Mitigation Committee Meetings held in each County.
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The following chart documents the participation of each jurisdiction in the
planning process.
Attended
County/Reg.
Committee
Jurisdiction
Meeting(s)
Yes
Bath Co. Fiscal Ct.
City of Salt Lick
Yes
City of Sharpsburg
Yes
City of Owingsville
Yes
Menifee Co. Fiscal Ct.
Yes
City of Frenchburg
Yes
Yes
Montg. Co. Fiscal Ct.
City of Camargo
Yes
Yes
Yes
Morgan Co. Fiscal Ct.
Yes
Yes
Rowan Co. Fiscal Ct.
Yes
Yes
City of Morehead
Yes
Yes
Gateway ADD Staff
Attended Attended Attended
Attended
Planning
Risk
Mitigation
Plan
Adoption
Process Assessment Strategies Maintenance Of The
Meeting(s) Meeting(s) Meeting(s) Meeting(s)
Plan
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Participation from each jurisdiction occurred through the Gateway Board of
Directors, the Gateway Regional Mitigation Committee of the Board of Directors,
and the Local (County) Mitigation Committees in each county. These three
groups of people represent various aspects of the Gateway Region.
First, the Gateway Area Development District Board of Directors is composed of
the County Judge-Executive of each County, the Mayor of each county seat, and
one Citizen Member from each County, as agreed upon by the County JudgeExecutive and the Mayor of the County Seat. The Gateway Board of Directors
make decisions, establish partnerships and defines goals and objectives for the
Gateway Region in Community Development and Planning.
These meetings are held the last Tuesday of each month at the offices of the
Gateway Area Development District, located in Owingsville, Bath County, and
sometimes are held in the individual Counties.
These meetings are advertised, by law, in the five local newspapers (The Bath
County News-Outlook, The Foothills Courier, The Mt. Sterling Advocate, The
Licking Valley Courier and The Morehead News) of the largest circulation within
that County and are open to the Public. The following chart lists the Gateway
ADD Board of Directors, the jurisdictions they represent and their position within
the community.
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Officers
Robert Nickell
Dwain Benson
Walter Shrout
J.D. Trimble
Gary Williamson
James Ralls
Clyde Thomas
Position
Chairman
1st Vice Chairman
2nd Vice Chairman
Secretary
Treasurer
Citizen Member
Immediate Past Chair
Comments
Officer Of The Board
Bath County
Walter Shrout
County Judge-Executive
Don Kincaid
Mayor of Owingsville
Todd Waits
Carolyn Belcher
Citizen Member
Ky. State Representative
Ex-Officio Member
Menifee County
J.D. Trimble
Dwain Benson
Mayor of Frenchburg
Carolyn Ingram
Tom Jensen
Citizen Member
Ky. State Senator
Ex-Officio Member
Montgomery County
B.D. Wilson, Jr.
Gary Williamson
Mayor of Mt. Sterling
James Ralls
Adrian Arnold
R.J. Palmer
Citizen Member
Ky. State Senator
Ex-Officio Member
Ex-Officio Member
Morgan County
Tim Conley
Robert Nickell
Mayor of West Liberty
Linda Bradley
John W. Stacy
Robert Stivers
Citizen Member
Ky. State Senator
Ex-Officio Member
Ex-Officio Member
Rowan County
Clyde A. Thomas
Bradley Collins
Mayor of Morehead
Randy Wells
Rocky Adkins
Walter Blevins, Jr.
Citizen Member
Ky. State Senator
Ex-Officio Member
Ex-Officio Member
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The Regional Mitigation Committee is a committee established by the Gateway
Board of Directors to review the local mitigation committee member information
and to make recommendation to the Board of Directors related to Hazard
Mitigation Planning and Projects in the Gateway Region. This committee is
appointed by the Chairman of the Gateway ADD Board of Directors. This
committee is comprised of the County Judge-Executive and 1 citizen member
from each county that serves on the Board of Directors.
This core committee had oversight of each phase of the planning process,
guided the sub-committees in each county, reviewed the risk assessment
findings and mitigation strategy input of the Gateway Staff and subcommittees in
conjunction with plan development staff. The Regional Mitigation Committee was
responsible for establishing plan maintenance procedures and approves plan
content.
Area Emergency Management officials, Regional and State and Emergency
Management officials, State NFIP coordinator, Department of Transportation and
FEMA officials, the County Judge-Executives and the Mayors of Cities and
Counties bordering all the five Gateway Region counties were invited to
participate in the planning process with the Regional Mitigation Committee. The
Regional Mitigation Committee invited members of these agencies to speak and
participate in the planning process through the Regional Mitigation Committee
Meetings.
The following chart list the members of the Regional Mitigation Committee, the
jurisdictions they represent and their position within the community.
Gateway ADD Regional Mitigation Committee
Member
Walter Shrout
Todd Waits
J.D. Trimble
Carolyn Ingram
B.D. Wilson, Jr.
James Ralls
Tim Conley
Linda Bradley
Clyde A. Thomas
Randy Wells
Jurisdiction
Bath County
Bath County
Menifee County
Menifee County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Rowan County
Rowan County
Position
Judge-Executive
Citizen Member
Judge-Executive
Citizen Member
Judge-Executive
Citizen Member
Judge-Executive
Citizen Member
Judge-Executive
Citizen Member
The County Mitigation Committees were established in each county to represent
the many different areas of the county. All incorporated cities with governing
bodies, as well as the Fiscal Courts were given two appointees each, the
individual Boards of Education, local newspapers and the local Chambers of
Commerce were asked to appoint a representative.
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In addition, when the meeting announcements are mailed out, letters are also
mailed to the County Judge-Executive offices of those counties surrounding the
Gateway ADD Region, to the Chief District Engineers of those Districts that cover
the Gateway Region counties and to the KYEM Area Managers who cover the
Gateway Region Counties. Also, Morehead State University receives an
invitation to participate in any county committee meeting it desires.
The committee was responsible for holding regular meetings for plan
development, public hearings to obtain public comment and participation, as well
as make final recommendations to the Regional Mitigation Committee. These
committee meetings in each county were open to the public. The Mitigation Plan
information obtained for each jurisdiction was reviewed by each committee,
commented on and included in the plan. These meetings were an invaluable
asset to the planning process and plan documentation.
These local mitigation committees (Subcommittees of the Regional Committee)
participated in each phase of the planning process. During the development of
the Hazard Profiles and Risk Assessment they provided the Regional Mitigation
Committee and the Gateway ADD staff with historical and technical information
to assist in hazard identification, profiling of events, and the vulnerability
assessment. The subcommittees reviewed all information as researched by the
Gateway ADD staff for their communities prior to submission to the Regional
Mitigation Committee and inclusion in the plan.
The following chart lists the members of the Local Mitigation Committees and the
jurisdictions/agencies they represent. The list also includes the names of the
Superintendents, Publishers, Representatives of local Chamber of Commerce’s,
Social Service Agencies, KYEM Directors and County Judge/Executive’s that
were invited, through letters, to attend the meetings as well.
County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Name
Kenny Crouch
Eugene Swartz
Wes Everman
Norman Crouch
Marvin Calvert
John Dunaway
Jack Cassity, Jr.
Melvin Stull
Ken Metz
Paula Wyatt
Nancy Hutchinson
Appointed By/Representing
City of Owingsville
City of Owingsville
City of Sharpsburg
City of Sharpsburg
City of Salt Lick
City of Salt Lick
Bath Co. News-Outlook
Bath Co. Chamber of Commerce
Supt.-Bath Co. Schools
Occupation
Retired State Highway Foreman
Bath County Roads Supervisor
Ass't. Police Chief-Owingsville
Owingsville City Council Member
Retired
Retired
Salt Lick Council Member
Retired
Editor/Owner
Retired CPA
Superintendent
Members Appointed/Invited By County Judge/Exec., Mayor and GADD Staff
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County
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Name
Chris Mays
Richard Franklin
Dwain Benson
Darrell Baker
Mike Helton
Lori Franklin
Roy Wells
City of Frenchburg
City of Frenchburg
Menifee Co. Chamber of Commerce
Menifee County Schools
The Foothills Courier
Occupation
Businessman
DES Coordinator
Mayor-Frenchburg
Delta Natural Gas
V.P./Traditional Bank
Community Education Director
Editor/Owner
County
Name
Montg.
Floyd Arnold
Montg.
Gerald Roberts
Montg.
Greg Beam
Montg.
Buck Trimble
Montg. Stacey Honeycutt
Montg.
Brian Tabor
Montg.
Lt. Tim Brown
Montg.
Steve Lane
Montg.
Steve Neal
Montg. Dr. Daniel Freeman
Montg.
Matt Hall
Montg.
Blanche Zalone
City of Camargo
City of Camargo
Montg. Co. Chamber of Commerce
Supt.-Montg. Co. Schools
Mt. Sterling Advocate
Montg. Co. Non-Profit
Occupation
Montg. County Roads Supervisor
Montgomery Co. Emer. Mgmt. Dir.
Clark County Fire Department
Retired
City Clerk/Treasurer
Meter Reader
Mt. Sterling Police Department
Mt. Sterling Public Works Director
Attorney At Law
Superintendent
Publisher
Social Service Agency
County
Name
Morgan Frankie Spencer
Morgan
Irene Jenkins
Morgan
John Conley
Morgan
Jason James
Morgan
John Ison
Morgan
Joe Dan Gold
Morgan
Earl Kinner
Morgan Co. Chamber of Commerce
Supt.-Morgan Co. Schools
Licking Valley Courier
Occupation
County Magistrate/Pathways
Morgan Co. Emer. Mgmt. Dir.
Director 911
Morgan County Ambulance Svc.
Insurance Owner/Agent
Superintendent
Publisher/Owner
County
Name
Rowan
Tim Gibbs
Rowan Jonnie Anderson
Rowan
David Bolt
Rowan Rodney Stanley
Rowan
Jack Barker
Rowan
Randy Waltz
Rowan
Dale Adkins
Rowan
Glen Teager
Rowan
Ann Laurence
City of Morehead
City of Morehead
Rowan Co. Chamber of Commerce
Rowan County Schools
The Morehead News
Occupation
Deputy Judge-Executive
Ass't. Rowan Co. Road Foreman
Hospital Administrator/Mayor
Professor-MSU
City Planner/Bldg. Inspector
Chief of Police
Chief-Morehead Fire Department
Finance Dir.-Rowan Co. Schools
Publisher
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County
All
All
All
Bath
Bath
Name
Larry Dixon
Steven Parkansky
Gary O'Dell
Vernon Barber
Kirby Haskins
KY Emergency Mgmt.
Morehead State University
Bath County E.M. Director
Bath County News Outlook
Occupation
Area Manager
Assoc. Prof. Geography/GIS
Bath Co. Emer. Mgmt. Dir.
Staff Writer/Photographer
*
Marcia Salyer
KYEM Area 9
Area Manager
*
Roy Benge
Dan Hayden
Sam Beverage
Katrina Bradley
Amos Hubbard
Alice Binion
Charles Pennington
David Compton
Paul Salyer
Darrell Bumgardner
Bobby Drake
John Myers
Donnie Foley
Larry Tincher
George Plummer
KYEM Area 10
KYEM Area 13
KY DOT-Jackson
KY DOT-Flemingsburg
KY DOT-Lexington
Carter County Fiscal Court
Elliott County Fiscal Court
Lawrence County Fiscal Court
Magoffin County Fiscal Court
Wolfe County Fiscal Court
Powell County Fiscal Court
Clark County Fiscal Court
Bourbon County Fiscal Court
Nicholas County Fiscal Court
Lewis County Fiscal Court
Area Manager
Area Manager
Chief District Engineer
Carter County Judge/Executive
Elliott County Judge/Executive
Lawrence County Judge/Executive
Magoffin County Judge/Executive
Wolfe County Judge/Executive
Powell County Judge/Executive
Clark County Judge/Executive
Bourbon County Judge/Executive
Nicholas County Judge/Executive
Lewis County Judge/Executive
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
* Invited By GADD Staff To Attend County Mitigation Committee Meetings
At the end of the list above, you will notice names with an asterisk beside them.
Along with the Committee Members that were appointed by the Gateway Region
County Judge-Executives and Incorporated City Mayors, and the invitations
extended to the Social Service Agencies throughout the Gateway Region as well
as to the local newspapers, the Gateway ADD Staff extended invitations to these
individuals.
The list above represents County Judge-Executives whose borders are
contiguous with the Gateway Region Counties since a Natural Hazard often
affects their counties as well as the Gateway region Counties.
The KYEM Area Managers and the Kentucky DOT Chief District Engineers,
whose jurisdiction not only covers the Gateway Region but the surrounding
counties as well, were also invited to attend the Gateway Region County Hazard
Mitigation Committee Meetings.
The following charts indicate the County Hazard Committee Members and their
participation in the formation of this Gateway Region Hazard Mitigation Plan.
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Kickoff Mtg. 7/04
1st Mtg. 9/04
2nd Mtg. 3/05
3rd Mtg. 8/05
4th Mtg. 10/05
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
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Yes
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Yes
Yes
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Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
Kickoff Mtg. 7/04
1st Mtg. 9/04
2nd Mtg. 3/05
3rd Mtg. 8/05
Comm. Member
Representing
Occupation
Kenny Crouch
Bath Co. Fiscal Court Retired State Hwy. Foreman
Eugene Swartz
Bath Co. Fiscal Court
Bath Co. Roads Supervisor
Wes Everman
City of Owingsville
Assistant Police Chief
Norman Crouch
City of Owingsville
City Council Member
Marvin Calvert
City of Sharpsburg
Retired
John Dunaway
City of Sharpsburg
Retired
Jack Cassity, Jr.
City of Salt Lick
Council Member
Melvin Stull
City of Salt Lick
Retired
Ken Metz
Bath Co. News-Outlook
Owner/Publisher
Paula Wyatt
Bath Co. C of C
Retired CPA
Nancy Hutchinson Bath County Schools
Superintendent
Vernon Barber
Bath Co. E.M. Director
Bath County EM Director
Kirby Haskins
Bath Co. News Outlook
Staff Writer/Photographer
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
*
Occupation
Businessman
DES Coordinator
Mayor-Frenchburg
Delta Natural Gas
V.P./Traditional Bank
Community Education Dir.
Owner/Publisher
4th Mtg. 10/05
Comm. Member
Representing
Chris Mays
Menifee Co. Fiscal Court
Richard Franklin Menifee Co. Fiscal Court
Dwain Benson
City of Frenchburg
Darrell Baker
City of Frenchburg
Mike Helton
Menifee Co. C of C
Lori Franklin
Menifee County Schools
Roy Wells
The Foothills Courier
No No No
No Yes No
No No No
No No No
No No No
No Yes No
No No No
*
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No
No
No
Yes
No
No
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No
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No
No
No
No
Yes
No Yes
No Yes
4th Mtg. 10/05
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
3rd Mtg. 8/05
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
2nd Mtg. 3/05
1st Mtg. 9/04
Representing
Occupation
Montg. Co. Fiscal Court Montg. Co. Roads Supervisor
Montg. Co. Fiscal Court Montgomery Co. EM Director
City of Camargo
Clark County Fire Department
City of Camargo
Retired
City Clerk/Treasurer
Meter Reader
Police Department
Public Works Director
Montg. Co. C of C
Attorney At Law
Montgomery Co. Schools
Superintendent
Mt. Sterling Advocate
Publisher
Montg. Co. Non-Profit Cab. for Hlth. & Family Svcs.
Mayor
Bldg. Inspector
Montg. Co. Hlth. Dept.
RN
Montgomery Co. Schools
Ass't. Superintendent
Montg. Co. Fiscal Court
County Bldg. Inspector
Montg. Co. Fiscal Court
Judge-Executive
Kickoff Mtg. 7/04
Comm. Member
Floyd Arnold
Gerald Roberts
Greg Beam
Buck Trimble
Stacey Honeycutt
Brian Tabor
Lt. Tim Brown
Steve Lane
Steve Neal
Daniel Freeman
Matt Hall
Blanche Zalone
Gary Williamson
Jeff Prater
Jean Smith
Rick Mattox
Randy Haddix
B.D. Wilson, Jr.
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No No
No Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
*
1st Mtg. 9/04
2nd Mtg. 3/05
3rd Mtg. 8/05
4th Mtg. 10/05
Representing
Occupation
Morgan Co. Fiscal Court
Pathways
Morgan Co. Fiscal Court Morgan Co. Emer. Mgmt. Dir.
Director 911
Morgan Co. Ambulance Svc.
Morgan County C of C
Insurance Owner/Agent
Morgan County Schools
Superintendent
Owner/Publisher
GIS Coordinator
Morgan County Schools
Transportation Director
Kickoff Mtg. 7/04
Comm. Member
Frankie Spencer
Irene Jenkins
John Conley
Jason James
John Ison
Joe Dan Gold
Earl Kinner
Robin Frye
Michael Wagers
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
*
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1st Mtg. 9/04
2nd Mtg. 3/05
3rd Mtg. 8/05
4th Mtg. 10/05
Representing
Occupation
Rowan Co. Fiscal Court
Ass't. Road Foreman
City of Lakeview Heights Hospital Administrator/Mayor
Professor-MSU
City of Morehead
City Planner/Bldg. Inspector
City of Morehead
Chief of Police
Rowan Co. C of C
Chief-Morehead Fire Dept.
Rowan County Schools
Finance Director
The Morehead News
Publisher
KY Emergency Mgmt.
Area Manager
Morehead State Univ. Assoc. Prof. Geography/GIS
Morehead State Univ.
Ky. Transp. Cabinet
District #9
Kickoff Mtg. 7/04
Comm. Member
Tim Gibbs
Jonnie Anderson
David Bolt
Rodney Stanley
Jack Barker
Randy Waltz
Dale Adkins
Glen Teager
Ann Laurence
Larry Dixon
Steven Parkansky
Gary O'Dell
Karen Mynhier
Tim Gilliam
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Notes to the charts above; Randy Haddix, Montgomery County Building
Inspector was invited to the meeting of 8/5/05 at the request of the Montgomery
County EM Director. Rick Mattox, Assistant Superintendent of the Montgomery
County School System attended meetings on behalf of Dr. Daniel Freeman,
Superintendent-Montgomery County Schools.
Michael Wagers, Transportation Director for the Morgan County School System
attended meetings on behalf of Joe Dan Gold, Superintendent of the Morgan
County Schools. Tim Gilliam replaced Tim Gibbs as Rowan County Deputy
Judge-Executive and as a member of the Rowan County Hazard Mitigation
Committee.
Overall Summary of the Multi-Jurisdictional Planning Process
The Regional Mitigation Committee had oversight of each phase of the planning
process, guided the County Mitigation Committees in each county, reviewed the
Risk Assessment findings and Mitigation Strategy input of the Gateway Staff and
subcommittees in conjunction with plan development staff. The Regional
Mitigation Committee was responsible for establishing plan maintenance
procedures and approved the Plan content.
The County Hazard Mitigation Committees participated in each phase of the
planning process. They assisted in establishing the Public Involvement and the
processes and procedures. During the development of the Hazard Profiles and
Risk Assessment, they provided the Regional Mitigation Committee and the
Gateway ADD staff with historical and technical information to assist in Hazard
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Identification, Hazard Profiling and the Vulnerability Assessment. The
subcommittees reviewed all information as researched by the Gateway ADD staff
for their individual communities prior to submission to the Regional Mitigation
Committee and inclusion in the plan.
The County Mitigation Committees were chaired by Mark Collier, Director of
Housing, Environment and Emergency Management with the Gateway Area
Development District. With the exception of the “Kickoff Meeting”, which was held
at the Gateway ADD office, all of the County Mitigation Committee Meetings
were held in that Committee’s respective County.
The public input from these committees impacted the plan and is documented
throughout the plan sections. Meeting documentation notes, minutes, maps,
attendance records, and information reviewed has been documented for all
meetings and has been filed at the Gateway Area Development District office.
3.2
The Planning Process
The following section describes the planning processes used to create the
Gateway Region Hazard Mitigation Plan.
3.2.1 Open Public Involvement
In order to enable the development of mitigation measures that are supported by
a broader cross section of public and private stakeholders, and to more
accurately reflect the needs of the individual communities, the opportunity for
open public involvement was integrated into the planning process. Opportunities
were created and achieved by the creation and participation of the local
mitigation subcommittees in each county. Public officials in each county
jurisdiction and city participated in the County Mitigation Committee meetings
and the Regional Mitigation Committee meetings.
All County Mitigation
Committee meetings and Regional Mitigation Committees were open to the
general public and provided for comments from the citizenry of each jurisdiction.
Section 3.1.3, 3.2.2, and 3.2.3 describe the details of these committees and the
planning process structure.
3.2.2 Opportunity for Public Comment
The opportunity for Public Comment was provided in many ways. The County
Mitigation Subcommittee meetings were advertised in the newspaper of the
largest circulation in each individual County well before the meeting dates as
were the Public Meetings to review the Draft Plan and the Final Plan and Public
Notices were posted or displayed in each City Hall, County Courthouse and
Health Department Office and each radio station in every county was faxed a
copy of the Public Notice regarding the meetings for announcement on their
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respective station. Documentation is included in each section how public input
and information impacted the plan.
First, County Mitigation Committee meetings were held at a location suitable for
and accessible to the public in each respective county and citizens residing
within those jurisdictions were invited to participate in the Mitigation Planning
Process, alongside the appointed County Mitigation Committee Members.
In Bath, Montgomery and Morgan County’s, the meetings took place in the
County Courthouse and Courthouse Annex(s). In Menifee and Rowan County’s,
the meetings took place in the Frenchburg and Morehead City Halls. These
meetings were advertised via Public Notices, which were placed in the
newspaper having the largest circulation in that particular county.
The second opportunity was provided though Special Public Meetings that were
held for the public to review and comment on the Draft Plan and the Final Plan.
The first public meeting was held immediately following completion of the initial
draft of the mitigation plan.
These public meetings were held immediately following a draft submission to the
State Hazard Mitigation Officer. A final public meeting will be held prior to plan
approval following comments received from the State Hazard Mitigation Officer
and the public from the draft review.
These public meetings were advertised the same as the individual subcommittee
meetings were, through the newspapers having the largest circulation in the
particular county. The Gateway ADD staff has on file tear sheets, which
document the public meeting advertisements.
In addition to public meetings, the GADD staff attempted to reach as many
citizens in each county with a variety of means. These attempts were to notify the
citizenry of Regional Mitigation committee meetings and Local Mitigation
Subcommittee meetings through the placement of notices in the local
courthouses, City Halls and Health Departments. The local radio stations were
sent notices of these meetings as well for announcement over their airwaves.
The draft and final plans were placed at each City Hall, County Courthouse, local
library and Health Department offices for the visiting public to review. The Plan
provided a cover sheet that listed a telephone number and the e-mail address for
Mark Collier and the GADD office as a reference for citizens to offer comments
and concerns. The GADD staff and the RMPC committee reviewed comments
received to determine their impact on the plan content.
3.2.3 Opportunity for Public/Private Participation
The Gateway ADD staff was responsible for informing each jurisdiction in the
Gateway Region of the new requirements and impacts the mitigation plan
requirements have on their respective jurisdiction.
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The Gateway ADD staff reviewed each jurisdiction and neighboring government
agency as well as non-profit organizations that may be affected by the Mitigation
Plan. These entities were invited to attend the Regional Mitigation Planning
committee meetings as well as participate in subcommittee meetings in their
respective counties.
Each jurisdiction that had an elective form of government was asked to, and did,
appoint two representatives to the County Mitigation Committees. Also, both the
Regional Committee as well as the County Mitigation Committees invited staff as
needed from other local departments and/or agencies to provide input and
information through the planning process.
Also, during the selection of the County Mitigation Committee Members, the
Mayors and County Judge-Executives considered a wide array of local people to
serve on these committees. These people included Magistrates, Disaster Relief
Organizations, Floodplain Managers, Emergency Management personnel, City
Council Members, Building Inspectors and Educational Institutions, Fire and
Police Departments, local businesses, private and non-profit organizations, and
private citizens.
In addition to local resources, appropriate State and Federal Representatives
were notified and invited to attend scheduled RMP committee meetings through
scoping letters and invitation of committee members. During the planning
process, those participating in the Regional and County Mitigation Committee
meetings were the Kentucky Emergency Management State Hazard Mitigation
Officer Mike Lynch and Larry Dixon, the Area 8 Area Manager for Kentucky
Emergency Management. These individuals offered expertise in the areas of
flood mitigation techniques and past disaster information that allowed the
mitigation planning committees to choose actions and strategies that work and
are effective in reducing potential losses.
The Gateway ADD staff assumed the responsibility of educating, training, and
informing the committee members and participants about the mitigation planning
goals and notified all the members of meetings and schedules as needed.
3.2.4 Review and Incorporation of Existing Plans, Studies, Reports, and
Technical Information
The Gateway ADD staff reviewed all relevant mitigation material, including
current mitigation studies and reports as well as the Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategies plan (CEDS) completed for the Gateway Region. The
Gateway ADD staff also researched and reviewed, using the best available data,
all of the relevant studies, reports and technical information along with GIS
information obtained through local communities and State and Federal agencies.
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The information reviewed included information obtained from National Data
sources related to Natural Hazards. As appropriate, these materials were
incorporated into the plan and are documented throughout the plan. Currently,
our communities do not have any existing Mitigation plans.
Mitigation activities and projects, mostly small in nature, are taking place in the
Region on a limited basis. Local mitigation activities were reviewed and were
incorporated into the Regional Plan as appropriate. These activities are
documented in the plan.
Gateway ADD staff researched and collected data. The Regional Mitigation
Committee and County Mitigation Committees in each county, with Gateway
ADD staff assistance, reviewed data collected and included these items into the
Regional Plan where appropriate.
Inclusion of existing plans, documents, and technical information is documented
throughout the Plan.
3.2.5 Documentation of the Planning Process
The mitigation planning process included public involvement, the task of
developing the Risk Assessment, Mitigation Strategies, Plan Maintenance, and
the process of Plan Adoption.
Each jurisdiction was involved in the planning process and in the composition of
the plan. Public Participation is defined for this plan as an opportunity provided
for each jurisdiction and its citizens to participate in the planning process. The
opportunity for public participation was offered and achieved through attendance
in local mitigation committee meetings, regional mitigation committee meetings,
involvement in the planning, risk assessment and plan maintenance sections of
the plan as well as through reviewing presentations of findings of the plan and
adoption of the plan. Every jurisdiction in the Gateway ADD Region with an
elected form of government participated in the local mitigation committee in each
county.
The Regional Mitigation Committee had oversight of each phase of the planning
process, guided the sub-committees in each county, reviewed the risk
assessment findings and mitigation strategy input of the Gateway ADD Staff and
subcommittees in conjunction with plan development staff. The Regional
Mitigation Committee was responsible for establishing the plan maintenance
procedures and to approve the plan content.
The County Mitigation Committees (Subcommittees of the Regional Committee)
participated in each phase of the planning process. Section 3.1.3 describes the
methods used for choosing members to serve on these committees. These
committees assisted in establishing the public involvement processes and
procedures for plan development.
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During the development of the Hazard Profiles and Risk Assessment they
provided the Regional Mitigation Committee and the Gateway ADD staff with
historical and technical information to assist in Hazard Identification, Profiling of
Events, and the Vulnerability Assessment. The County Mitigation Committees
reviewed all information as researched by the Gateway ADD staff for their
communities prior to submission to the Regional Mitigation Committee and
inclusion in the Plan.
The Local Mitigation committees were chaired by Mark Collier of the Gateway
Area Development District. With the exception of the “Kickoff Meeting”, which
was held in the Conference Room at the Gateway ADD office, each of the local
mitigation committee meeting was held in the individual counties.
The public input from these committees impacted the plan and is documented
throughout the plan sections. Meeting Documentation notes, minutes, maps,
attendance records, and information reviewed has been documented for all
meetings and is on file at the Gateway Area Development District office.
All components of the Risk Assessment were developed using the Best Available
Data in and for the Gateway Region. During the process of Hazard Identification,
Gateway ADD staff used GIS resources and input from the local committees to
identify hazards that affect the Gateway Region.
Gateway ADD staff identified hazards and the Local Mitigation Committees
reviewed and discussed the information. In the identification process, hazards
were evaluated through public participation in the county sub-committee
meetings.
Some information regarding hazards and their affects were created in addition to
data collected by the Gateway ADD staff. The county sub-committees used
FEMA Publication 386-2, Understanding Your Risk, Section 1, Identify Hazards.
The Gateway ADD staff and the committee members researched local records of
the Emergency Management office, local newspapers, historical knowledge of
sub-committee participants, local officials and community members, as well as
information from the GIS department of the Gateway Area Development District.
The Mitigation Strategy was created from the public input of the Mitigation
Committees and public hearings based on the findings of the hazard profiles and
vulnerability assessment of this plan. Mitigation committees used the FEMA how
to guide on Mitigation Strategies as a guide to developing the Mitigation goals,
objectives and actions.
The Gateway Regional Mitigation Committee developed a method to ensure that
regular review and update of the Hazard Mitigation Plan occurs. The Gateway
Regional Committee also developed a plan maintenance schedule to insure
continued public involvement in the planning process and implementation of its
activities.
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The Gateway ADD staff was also directly involved in the planning process. Mark
Collier of the Gateway ADD Staff managed the planning project, chaired the
County Mitigation Committee meetings and provided assistance throughout the
planning process.
Mr. Collier assisted with the development of the committee organization and
guided the implementation of the Planning Process as well as oversaw and
assisted with the data collection and analysis required for the development of the
risk assessment and coordination of development of the mitigation strategy. Mr.
Collier provided input on the establishment of plan maintenance and assisted as
required with the plan adoption process.
Tabitha Highley, GIS Coordinator for the Gateway ADD, and Mike Webb, a GIS
Intern from Morehead State University, provided the GIS support required to
develop this plan. This support included research leading to the Identification of
Hazards, the Profiling of Hazard Events, Assessment of Vulnerabilities and the
Identifying of Assets.
Using Arc Info 8.1 and ArcView 3.2 GIS software, Mr. Collier, Mrs. Highley and
Mr. Webb used available GIS resources including Census Data, available Parcel
Valuation Administration (PVA) data, HAZUS-MH and other resources as
required to produce maps, charts and graphs as needed to illustrate and
communicate the findings of the research to the County Mitigation Committees.
The plan adoption process is the last step in the creation of this Hazard
Mitigation Plan. After the Plan was initially completed by the Gateway ADD and
reviewed by the Kentucky State Reviewer, the Buffalo Trace ADD, it was felt that
the Plan contained sufficient enough information to be adopted by the local
participating jurisdictions.
Keeping in mind the thought that this Plan would still have to be reviewed by
FEMA Region IV for their comments, possible revisions and approval, but that it
had initially been approved by the Kentucky State Reviewer, the local
participating jurisdictions passed a Resolution adopting this Plan.
Adoption of this Gateway Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan was unanimous
throughout the Gateway counties and cities involved. As was mentioned earlier in
this section, all jurisdictions with an elective form of government within Bath,
Menifee, Montgomery, Morgan and Rowan Counties appointed two
representatives each to serve on the Local Hazard Mitigation Committees and to
participate in the development process of this Plan from its beginning until the
first completed draft.
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3.3
Risk Assessment
The different components of this Risk Assessment were developed using the
Best Available Data in the Gateway Region. During the process of Hazard
Identification, Gateway Staff used GIS resources to identify Natural Hazards that
affect the Gateway Region. Gateway ADD staff and the local Hazard Mitigation
Planning Committee identified the Natural Hazards and then reviewed and
discussed the information concerning the individual Natural Hazards. In the
identification process the hazards were evaluated through public participation in
the County Mitigation Committee meetings.
The County Mitigation Committees used FEMA Publication 386-2, Understanding
Your Risk, Section 1, Identify Hazards. Gateway ADD staff researched local
records of the Emergency Management offices, local newspapers, used the
historical knowledge of County Committee Members, locally elected officials and
community members, as well as information from the GIS Department of the
Gateway Area Development District.
3.3.1
Identifying Hazards
The Gateway Region is vulnerable to a wide variety of Natural Hazards that
threaten the lives and properties of its citizenry. The Natural Hazards that affect
the Gateway Region are summarized in the following table. This table also
identifies the section of the plan where the hazard profile is located.
HAZARDS THAT AFFECT THE GATEWAY REGION
HAZARD
HOW IDENTIFIED
* Review of Past Disaster Damage
from FEMA
Flooding
Flash Flooding * Local Emergency Management
Office Records
* Public Input
* Review of FIRM Maps
* Review of Previous Projects in
Jurisdictions
Tornados
* Review of Past Disaster Damage
* Review of Hazard Maps from
FEMA's hazardmaps.gov website
* Public Input
* Wind Zone Map of United States
WHY IDENTIFIED
Section of
Plan
* Affects the Region Frequently
* The Geographical Features
show many streams, rivers
* Maps show many flood prone
areas
* Review of Existing Reports
3.3.2.a
* Numerous Past Events
* Hazardmaps.gov website show
All jurisdictions affected
* Local Records identified events
* Wind Zone Maps identifies region
In Highest Wind zone Area of
+ 250mph.
3.3.2.b
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HAZARDS THAT AFFECT THE GATEWAY REGION
* Review of Past Disaster Damages
from FEMA
* Many past events in the Region
Severe
* Planning Committees and Public
* Widespread - Affects ALL
Thunderstorms input
* News Articles
Jurisdictions
Wind/Hail
* NOAA Information substantial
* Review of Past Disaster Damages
from FEMA
* Public Input and Planning
* Variety of events including
Winter Storms Committees
* New Articles
Snow and Ice Storms
* Local Emergency Management
Records
Landslides *Planning Committees & Public Input * Local Input identified many areas
that are affected
* Hazard areas identified by the
* Maps shows Lot to High risk
USGSDOI Map
Areas
* Local Input identified many areas
Earthquakes * Public Input from Local Officials
concerning problems caused to
that are affected
Infrastructure
* Maps show moderate to High risk
* Hazard areas identified by the
potential in big part of region
Kentucky Geological Survey
* Planning Committees & Public Input * Local input identified many areas
Wildfires
that are affected
* Review of Kentucky Division of
Forestry Files
Severe
3.3.2.c
3.3.2.d
3.3.2.e
3.3.2.f
3.3.2.g
The County Mitigation Committees identified these Hazards based on the
Historical Evidence gathered from the Kentucky State Climatology Center, the
National Climatic Data Center, FEMA’s Hazard Mapping website, and the
Kentucky Geological Survey. The County Mitigation Committees in each county
collected information from the local level as well as from Public Input through
open public meetings.
Gateway Staff gathered GIS information and historical data to provide to the
County Mitigation Committees. As specifically noted in subsequent sections of
the risk assessment, there are some limitations to best available GIS and
historical data pertaining to hazards.
However, the County Mitigation
Committees had a wide range of local officials and citizens that identified what
hazards affected the Gateway Region based on past experiences. Information
collected throughout the planning process from public input was an invaluable
resource of information.
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Through this process, there were Natural Hazards that were determined to not
significantly affect the Gateway Region, and therefore are not discussed further
in the plan. This determination does not preclude the plan from including these
Hazards in future updates as new information is discovered concerning these
types of Hazards. The Regional Mitigation Committee will include any new
information on Hazard Identification in future updates of this plan.
HAZARDS THAT DO NOT AFFECT THE GATEWAY REGION
HAZARD
HOW IDENTIFIED
WHY IDENTIFIED
* Review of Past Disaster Damage * Geographical Location of Region
* Local Emergency Management
is not coastal.
Office Records
* Region is affected primarily from
* Public Input
Thunderstorms that are a result of
* Review of Existing Reports
storm systems generated from
Hurricane systems
Drought/Heat * Review of Past Disaster Damage * No significant historical events
* Public Input
* No report of damages from this
Wave
* News Articles
type of event in past 10 years.
Hurricanes
Tsunamis
* Tsunami Hazard Maps
Volcanoes
* Research on Volcanoes
* Local Input
Fog
* Local Input
Dams/Levees * Local Input
* HAZUS Stock Information
* Tsunamis only affect the West
Coast
No Active Volcanoes in Gateway Region
according to Hazard Maps.gov
* Fog does not directly cause
Damages to property.
* No Historical Damages
* No Identified Vulnerable Areas
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3.3.2
Profiling Hazard Events
The following section provides a profile of each identified Natural Hazard in the
Gateway Region. This portion of the plan identifies the following information:
1. A description of each identified Natural Hazard in the Gateway
Region and the location and extent that this Natural Hazard can
affect the area.
2. A historical background on each identified Natural Hazard in the
Gateway Region and the probability of future Natural Hazard
events occurring.
3. Maps of the locations and areas of the Gateway Region affected
by Natural Hazard events.
The following Natural Hazard Profiles have been created using the Best
Available Data from a variety of resources, including but not limited to the
National Climatic Data Center, Kentucky Office of Geographical Information,
Kentucky Geological Survey, Kentucky State Climatology Center and the FEMA
Hazard Mapping website.
Gateway ADD Staff also used the FEMA Local Mitigation Planning “How To
Series” to guide the Regional and County Mitigation Committees in the planning
process. GIS hazard maps, damages history spreadsheets, and historical
documentation was used by each committee to profile each event. Gateway ADD
Staff researched and provided this information to each of the County Mitigation
Committees for review.
During the planning process, input from the County Mitigation Committees led to
the creation of Profile Maps that documented and illustrated where the Hazard
Prone Areas were located in each jurisdiction of the Gateway Region. Public
input was an invaluable local resource in the planning process.
County Mitigation Committee Members attended meetings and discussed
information gathered from the sources listed above and also discussed particular
issues such as past events and significant occurrences that did not warrant a
declared disaster and how those events impacted the community at that
particular time with local officials and citizens during the process to gather local
information.
The goal of the Regional Mitigation Committee is to ensure that each future
update of this plan will capture new data, especially in the area of GIS
information. This Committee anticipates the need to collect data on repetitive loss
structures, details of future flooding events including location and extent, and
track the frequency of future events.
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Creating GIS information from the data collected will be an invaluable resource
but may be costly for the local jurisdictions to create. As funding becomes
available to the local jurisdictions in the future, new data may be processed to
enhance future updates of this plan. As new GIS data becomes available from
outside resources, future updates of the plan will include this information where
applicable and affordable.
Information regarding past disaster damages have been provided to the Gateway
ADD staff by the State Mitigation Office and included in this Plan after review by
the County Mitigation Committees. At the time of creating this plan, Gateway
ADD staff was using a beta version of HAZUS MH, a GIS loss estimation model
for Hazards. This beta version lacked information for the Gateway Region
regarding critical facilities as well as for the locations, extent and magnitude of
Flooding events.
The following table is the summary of past Declared Disasters as provided by
FEMA for the Gateway Region. Throughout this plan, we will refer to this table as
we profile our Hazard Events. This table is limited to providing information only
related to Declared Disasters on the county level and does not list each
jurisdiction.
DR#
420
Declaration
Date
April, 1974
Disaster
Type
Tornadoes
Declared
Declared
For Public Declared
For
and
For Public Individual
Individual Assistance Assistance
Assistance
Only
Only
Montgomery
N/A
N/A
568 December, 1978
Severe Storms, Flooding
Bath
Morgan
Morgan
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
821 February, 1989
Bath
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
1018
March, 1994
Severe Weather, Freezing Rain, Sleet, Snow
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
1055
June, 1995
Tornadoes, Winds, Hail, Rain
Bath
Montgomery
Rowan
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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Declared
Declared
For Public Declared
For
and
For Public Individual
Individual Assistance Assistance
Assistance
Only
Only
N/A
Bath
N/A
N/A
Menifee
N/A
N/A
Montgomery
N/A
N/A
Morgan
N/A
N/A
Rowan
N/A
Declaration
DR#
Date
1089 January, 1996
Disaster
Type
Blizzard
1163
March, 1997
Flooding
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
1207
March, 1998
Severe Winter Storm
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
1320 February, 2000
Rowan
N/A
Bath
1388 August, 2001
N/A
N/A
N/A
Bath
Menifee
Rowan
N/A
N/A
N/A
1407
April, 2002
Bath
Morgan
Rowan
N/A
N/A
N/A
Menifee
Montgomery
N/A
1454
March, 2003
Ice, Snow, Heavy Rains, Flooding, Tornado
Severe Winter Storms
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Bath
Menifee
Morgan
Rowan
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
1471
June, 2003
Landslides, Severe Storms, Tornado, Flooding
Rowan
N/A
N/A
1475
July, 2003
Landslides, Severe Storms, Tornado, Flooding
Rowan
Montgomery
N/A
1523
June, 2004
Severe Storms, Tornadoes, Flooding
Landslides
Menifee
Rowan
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Bath
Montgomery
Morgan
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3.3.2.a
FLOODING
Definition
Flooding is the most frequent and costly natural hazard in the United States. As data
and analyses in this and other components of the risk assessment will illustrate,
flooding is the greatest problem and threat to the Gateway Region. Floods are the
result of excessive precipitation, and are classified under two categories: Flash floods
which is heavy localized precipitation in a short time period over a particular location
and General flooding, which is caused by precipitation over a longer time period and
over a given geographical area.
The severity of a flooding event is determined by a combination of stream and river basin
topography, precipitation and weather patterns, recent soil moisture conditions and the
degree of vegetative clearing from the streams and rivers.
Flash flooding events in the Gateway Region usually occur within minutes or hours of
heavy amounts of rainfall. Most flash flooding is caused by slow-moving thunderstorms in
a local area. Flash flooding occurs often along mountain streams and is also common in
urbanized areas where much of the ground is covered by impervious surfaces.
General floods are long-term events and may last for several days. The primary types
of general flooding are riverine, coastal, and urban flooding.
Coastal flooding is typically a result of storm surge, wind-driven waves, and heavy
rainfall produced by hurricanes, tropical storms, nor’easters and other large coastal
storms. This type of flooding is very uncommon given the Gateway Regions
geographical location.
Urban flooding occurs where man-made development has obstructed the natural
flow of water and/or decreased the ability of natural groundcover to absorb and retain
surface water runoff. (Definitions were obtained from the National Climatic Data Center)
Flooding of lands adjacent to rivers, streams and shorelines is a natural and inevitable
occurrence that can be expected to take place based upon established recurrence
intervals. The recurrence of a flood is defined as the average number of years
expected between a flood event of a particular magnitude or an equal or larger flood.
The magnitude of a flood increases as the recurrence rate increases.
A "floodplain" is the lowland area adjacent to a river, lake or ocean. Floodplains are
designated by the frequency of the flood that is large enough to cover them. For
example, the 10-year floodplain will be covered by the 10-year flood and the 100-year
floodplain by the 100-year flood.
Flood frequencies, such as the "100-year flood," are determined by evaluating the size
of all known floods for an area and determining how often floods of a particular size
occur. Flood frequency is the chance of occurrence in a given year. For example, the
100-year flood has a 1% chance of occurring in any given year.
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The following Maps show the 100 year Floodplain Areas in the Gateway Region as
a whole and the individual County’s and City’s, where available.
The above overview map shows that all counties in the Gateway Region have
floodplain maps except Menifee County. Menifee County participates in the National
Flood Insurance Program but has never been mapped for Special Flood Hazard
Areas. The County Seat of Menifee County, the City of Frenchburg, also participates
in the NFIP program and has never been mapped for Special Flood Hazard Areas.
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The following table summarizes each jurisdictions participation in the National Flood
Insurance Program and Community Rating System. The table also shows which
communities have Special Flood Hazard Area Maps.
National Flood Insurance Program Participants
(100-Year Floodplain Maps)
Jurisdiction
BATH COUNTY
City of Owingsville
City of Salt Lick
City of Sharpsburg
MENIFEE COUNTY
City of Frenchburg
ROWAN COUNTY
City of Morehead
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
City of Camargo
MORGAN COUNTY
Member Member Special Flood
NFIP
CRS
Hazard Maps
YES
NO
YES
* NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
* NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
*NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
* According to the National Flood Insurance Program Community Status Book dated
4/12/05, these non-participating communities have no identified Special Flood
Hazard Areas.
The Following Maps show the Special Flood Hazard Areas in each jurisdiction that
have maps. All Floodplain Maps were created using the latest Q3 digital maps from
FEMA’s Map Data Center. Gateway Staff used the FEMA Q3 maps and overlaid
these maps onto the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Highway Centerlines to show
the areas of the County Affected. County and City Limits as defined on the maps
were overlaid using the current files from the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority.
Flood areas listed as “A” include areas inundated by 100-year flooding, for which no
BFE’s have been established, “ANI” indicates as area that is located within a
community or county that is not mapped on any published FIRM, “X” indicates an
area that is determined to be outside the 100 and 500 year floodplain and “AE”
indicates an area inundated by 100-year flooding for which BFE’s have been
determined.
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32
33
determined.
34
determined.
35
determined.
36
37
38
39
40
determined.
42
determined.
43
44
determined.
45
determined.
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History of Flooding in the Gateway Region
According to the National Climactic Data Center, since 3/4/93, the Gateway Region
has been impacted by 107 Flash Flooding and General Flooding events. Of this
total, 27, or 25% of these events have been classified as General Flooding and the
remaining 80, or 75% events have been classified as Flash Floods. The charts
below show the total General Flooding and Flash Floods events for the individual
Gateway Counties.
Gateway Region Floods Since 3/19/96
10
90
80
70
5
60
4
4
East
50
West
40
30
North
20
10
Menifee
Montgomery
0 Bath
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr
8
6
4
2
0
8
6
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Morgan
Rowan
Gateway Region Flash Floods Since 3/4/93
25
20
18
20
17
14
15
Bath
Menifee
11
Montgomery
10
Morgan
Rowan
5
0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
The information presented below provides a more detailed listing of the effects that
Flash Flooding has had on the Gateway Counties:
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Date of
Flood/
Event
Location
Flash Flood
3/1/1997
Preston
Flash Flood
3/1/1997
Salt Lick
Flash Flood
1/7/1998
Owingsville-4 Miles SW Flash Flood
6/29/1998
Owingsville
Flash Flood
2/18/2000
Countywide
Flash Flood
7/29/2001 Owingsville-6 Miles NE Flash Flood
8/10/2001
Owingsville-7 Miles N
Flash Flood
8/10/2001
Slate Valley
Flash Flood
6/16/2003
Owingsville
Flash Flood
11/12/2003
Olympia/Salt Lick
Flash Flood
5/31/2004
Owingsville
Flash Flood
5/15/1996
Countywide
Flash Flood
3/1/1997
Frenchburg
Flash Flood
3/1/1997
Frenchburg
Flash Flood
6/22/1998
Sudith
Flash Flood
6/29/1998
Countywide
Flash Flood
2/18/2000
Countywide
Flash Flood
5/1/2002
Countywide
Flash Flood
5/2/2002
Denniston
Flash Flood
6/16/2003
Frenchburg
Flash Flood
7/23/2003
Countywide
Flash Flood
8/4/2003
Means
Flash Flood
8/4/2003
Frenchburg
Flash Flood
8/4/2003
Frenchburg-4 Miles E
Flash Flood
11/12/2003
Countywide
Flash Flood
3/5/2004
Means
Flash Flood
5/28/2004
Means
Flash Flood
5/30/2004
Pomeroyton
Flash Flood
6/12/2004 Frenchburg-5 Miles SE Flash Flood
5/5/1996
Mt. Sterling
Flash Flood
5/5/1996
Countywide
Flash Flood
3/1/1997
Mt. Sterling
Flash Flood
3/1/1997
Mt. Sterling
Flash Flood
1/7/1998
Jeffersonville
Flash Flood
7/20/1998
Countywide
Flash Flood
2/18/2000
Countywide
Flash Flood
7/29/2001
Mt. Sterling
Flash Flood
8/10/2001
Jeffersonville
Flash Flood
8/10/2001 Lucky Stop-1 Mile ESE Flash Flood
2/15/2003
Mt. Sterling
Flash Flood
5/15/2003 Jeffersonville-1Mile SE Flash Flood
6/16/2003 Jeffersonville-2 Miles W Flash Flood
8/4/2003
Jeffersonville-1 Mile E Flash Flood
Property
Crop
Damages Damages Injuries Fatalities
100,000
200,000
40,000
10,000
20,000
5,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
5,000
20,000
10,000
3,000
10,000
5,000
10,000
1
1
10,000
230,000
5,000
10,000
142,723
-
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15
16
17
18
19
20
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
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County
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Date of
Flood/
Event
Location
Flash Flood
11/12/2003
Mt. Sterling
Flash Flood
1/2/2004
Mt. Sterling
Flash Flood
5/27/2004
Jeffersonville
Flash Flood
5/30/2004
Mt. Sterling
Flash Flood
5/30/2004
Mt. Sterling
Flash Flood
8/20/2004
Mt. Sterling
Flash Flood
3/4/1993
Not Known
Flash Flood
5/5/1996
Cottle
Flash Flood
3/1/1997
Crockett
Flash Flood
6/29/1998
West Liberty
Flash Flood
7/5/2000
W. Liberty-5 Miles ESE Flash Flood
7/8/2001
Wrigley
Flash Flood
7/29/2001
Wrigley
Flash Flood
2/15/2003 Liberty Rd.-6 Miles SW Flash Flood
6/14/2003
Blaze
Flash Flood
6/17/2003
Wrigley
Flash Flood
11/12/2003
Countywide
Flash Flood
5/30/2004
West Liberty
Flash Flood
5/30/2004
Index
Flash Flood
5/31/2004
Malone
Flash Flood
5/5/1996
Farmers
Flash Flood
6/22/1996
Morehead
Flash Flood
3/1/1997
Morehead
Flash Flood
3/1/1997
Morehead
Flash Flood
5/31/1997
Elliotville
Flash Flood
5/21/1998
Countywide
Flash Flood
2/18/2000
Countywide
Flash Flood
6/10/2000
Morehead
Flash Flood
7/8/2001
Cranston
Flash Flood
5/18/2002
Farmers
Flash Flood
5/5/2003
Cranston-4 Miles ESE Flash Flood
6/3/2003 Morehead/Rowan Co. BOE Flash Flood
6/16/2003
Farmers
Flash Flood
8/11/2003
Morehead-4 Miles W
Flash Flood
11/12/2003
Countywide
Flash Flood
3/5/2004
Hays Crossing
Flash Flood
6/12/2004
Morehead
Flash Flood
Total
Property
Crop
50,000
1,000
150,000
5,000
5,000
3,000
20,000
50,000
10,000
350,000
5,000
350,000
10,000
268,374
11,322
124,955
50,000
20,000
4,319,374
1
1
Source: National Climactic Data Center website. Data limitations include the time
of the reported information, which is from 3/4/93 forward, the Magnitude of Event is
not shown and there are areas where the flash floods occurred that were not
specifically identifiable. Future updates may include locating the exact GPS
location of these events and the identification of the magnitude of these events.
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Also, according to the National Climatic Data Center, the Gateway Region has
been affected by the following General Flooding events:
Date of
Event
3/1/1997
3/20/2002
5/31/2004
9/17/2004
3/20/2002
2/15/2003
5/31/2004
9/17/2004
3/20/2002
2/15/2003
5/31/2004
9/8/2004
9/17/2004
3/3/1997
3/19/2002
2/15/2003
2/5/2004
5/31/2004
6/1/2004
9/8/2004
9/17/2004
3/19/1996
3/1/1997
3/20/2002
3/20/2002
2/15/2003
Location
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
6 Rowan 9/17/2004
27
Not Known
Total
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Flood/
Flash Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Property
Crop
5,100,000
10,000
33,000,000
132,000
305,694
1,300,000
33,000,000
10,000
1,300,000
33,000,000
15,000
65,784
1,300,000
33,000,000
17,500,000
99,000
5,100,000
30,000
533,507
1,300,000
75,000
166,175,985
-
-
-
Source: National Climactic Data Center website. Data limitations include the time
of the reported information, which is from 3/4/93 forward, the Magnitude of Event is
not shown and there are areas where the flash floods occurred that were not
specifically identifiable. Future updates may include locating the exact GPS
location of these events and the identification of the magnitude of these events.
The above tables were used by the county committees to evaluate the frequency
of Flooding events. These tables were used to create frequency maps and
impact maps based on dollar losses that are included in the Flood Profile
Summary. These tables represent information extracted from the National
Climatic Data Center Information Database. At the end of each table, please
note the limitation of the dataset.
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In addition to information collected from the National Climatic Data Center,
through public participation during committee meetings, residents identified
flooding problem areas that exist in each jurisdiction. These areas that have been
identified primarily exist outside the 100-year floodplains that were identified
previously in this profile.
Committee members know from past experiences that these problem areas also
need to be considered when developing strategies and goals related to flood
mitigation projects. These areas primarily pertain to flash flooding that occurs and
damages roadways, bridges, and personal property.
The following maps have been created by Gateway GIS Staff as a result of the
public input of Citizens, Emergency Managers, Floodplain Coordinators, and
Public Officials based on their experience with flooding in the Gateway Region.
The Gateway ADD created maps using our Geographical Information Systems
(GIS) technology to highlight the continual flooding problems in the Gateway
Region.
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OVERVIEW MAP OF REPETITIVE FLOODING PROBLEMS
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In addition to the flood hazard areas identified by the floodplain maps, there are
flooding prone areas outside of the 100-year floodplain maps previously identified
in this profile that have been identified by the local committee members.
Identified Flood Prone Areas
Based on Public Input from Committees
Flood Prone Areas
City/County
Identified by Public Input
YES
Bath County
City of Owingsville
YES
City of Salt Lick
YES
City of Sharpsburg
YES
YES
Menifee County
City of Frenchburg
YES
YES
Rowan County
City of Morehead
YES
YES
YES
Montgomery County
City of Camargo
YES
YES
YES
YES
Morgan County
YES
This information was compiled by the Gateway ADD staff
as a result of information provided from the Regional
Mitigation Committees and Public Hearings.
The following maps illustrate the flood prone areas in each jurisdiction that has a
flood prone area outside of the Special Flood Hazard Areas. We have also
included on the maps the Special Flood Hazard areas as defined by the NFIP
program to further illustrate all the areas in each jurisdiction that are affected by
general and flash flooding events.
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54
55
56
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Flood areas listed as “A” include areas inundated by 100-year flooding, for
which no BFE’s have been established, “ANI” indicates as area that is
located within a community or county that is not mapped on any published
FIRM, “X” indicates an area that is determined to be outside the 100 and 500
year floodplain and “AE” indicates an area inundated by 100-year flooding for
which BFE’s have been determined.
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determined.
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SIGNIFICANT HISTORICAL FLOODING EVENTS IN THE GATEWAY REGION
Presidentially Declared Disasters in the Gateway Region are found within the
Past Disaster Damage chart located on page 5. The following specific event is
being described in greater detail due to the impact this event had on the Gateway
Region, its jurisdictions and the neighboring counties as well.
Presidential Disaster Declaration # 1523, dated June 10, 2004. On the afternoon
of May 30th, a warm front was draped across Eastern Kentucky. With extremely
moist and unstable air, this boundary helped spark the beginning of a most
unusual event for Eastern Kentucky, and for that matter, for the country.
Countless super cell thunderstorms developed along this boundary for hours on
end, causing widespread tree damage and damage to structures. Although this
event was eventually classified as General Flooding, Flash Floods also occurred
with these storms, which contained torrential rains.
Unfortunately for Eastern Kentucky, this was not the end to the severe weather
or the flooding. Later in the night, mostly in the early hours of May 31st. a potent
cold front burst through, bringing destruction to most, if not all, Eastern Kentucky
counties.
Also, so much rain had fallen from the previous afternoon and evening, coupled
with more heavy rain during the morning of May 31st, that widespread aerial
flooding occurred.
For some counties, as was the case for Estill and Powell Counties (which
borders Montgomery and Menifee Counties), the aerial flooding lasted for days.
The cost of these storms totaled, according to the National Climactic Data
Center, $33,000,000.
Morgan County was eligible for both Individual and Public Assistance because of
this event and the remaining Gateway Region Counties, Bath, Menifee,
Montgomery and Rowan were eligible for Individual Assistance only.
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The precipitation levels that led to this event are mapped below.
Source: National Climatic Data Center
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS OF FLOODING PROFILE
Information from the above tables related to Flash Flooding and Flooding have
been used to create maps that define the frequency of flood events and the
impact of these events. Data on flood event magnitude was not available. The
Regional Mitigation Committee has determined that the best way to define the
impact of flooding events is based on damages from past flooding events.
Impact was determined based on past property damage losses. Impact was
rated by the Committee as 1 representing the County affected the most and 5
being the County affected the least. The probability of a future event has been
determined based on the frequency of past events in the Gateway Region.
The following maps were created using the above tables to summarize the
jurisdictions with the greatest frequency and the greatest impact based on dollar
losses. The limitation placed in using this data is that it is based on a county-by61
county basis. Information for individual city jurisdictions is not available in this
data. However, in future updates of this flood profile, information regarding each
jurisdiction and flood losses will be included.
Frequency of All Flood Events
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Flood Profile Summary-Frequency and Magnitude Findings
The chart below illustrates the known frequency of Floods and of Flash Floods
events per County within the Gateway Region over each certain time period.
Using these known numbers, we can predict, with some degree of certainty, the
probability of future events for the years ahead. These probabilities are assuming
the weather patterns remain, even with certain degrees of variation, as they have
in past years.
To arrive at the Probability of Future Events for each County, the methodology is
as follows. Take Bath County, for example. The chart below indicates they have
had four (4) floods within the past eight (8) years. We know that in eight (8)
years, there are 96 months (8X12). So Bath County basically had eight (8) floods
within a 96-month period, or 1 flood every 24 months (96/4). The same
methodology is used for all counties in the chart below in the categories of
Flooding, Flash Flooding and All Floods.
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Event
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Flood
Frequency
4 in 8 years
4 in 3 years
5 in 3 years
8 in 8 years
6 in 9 years
Probability
of Future Events
1 every 24 months
1 every 9 months
1 every 7 months
1 every 12 months
1 every 18 months
Damage
Total
$ 38,242,000
$ 34,605,694
$ 34,310,000
$ 51,979,784
$ 7,038,507
Impact
4
2
3
1
5
Damage
Total
$ 375,000
$ 2,053,000
$ 407,723
$ 234,000
$ 1,249,651
Impact
4
1
3
5
2
Damage
Total
$ 38,617,000
$ 36,658,694
$ 34,717,723
$ 52,213,784
$ 8,288,158
Impact
3
2
4
1
5
*
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Probability
Event
Frequency of Future Events
Flash Flood 11 in 8 years 1 every 9 months
*
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Event
All Floods
All Floods
All Floods
All Floods
All Floods
Frequency
15 in 8 years
22 in 9 years
25 in 9 years
22 in 12 years
23 in 9 years
Probability
of Future Events
1 every 6 months
1 every 5 months
1 every 4 months
1 every 6 months
1 every 5 months
The information in the table above was taken from the National Climactic Center
website. Under the Frequency and Probability Of Future Events columns, the
years and months numbers are rounded.
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Flooding is also location specific and the following charts illustrate, using best
available data, more specifically the individual jurisdictions and their Probability of
Future Events. Using the master chart located in the beginning of this section, we
can pinpoint the Flooding and Flash Flooding events per jurisdiction within each
different time frame.
Data limitations are placed upon us in the sense that some recorded Flood or
Flash Floods are not assigned to a particular jurisdiction, but rather classified as
Countywide and as Unknown. The reader of this document should also keep in
mind the fact that not all the participating jurisdictions that have adopted this Plan
will appear within the Flood or Flash Flood charts below. Also some of the small
cities and towns listed below do not have elected forms of government, however,
the town or city name does appear on the Kentucky State Highway Map.
Methodology- To obtain the Probability of Future Events, it must be determined
the frequency of events from the earliest date. Take the Bath-Salt Lick City line
below. The earliest event date (3/1/97 & 11/12/03) is counted forward in months
until the date of the chart being built (5/22/06), resulting in 110 months (9 years
plus 2 months) (3/1/97 to 5/22/06). We now know there were 2 events in the last
110 months, which averages out to 1 event every 55 months (110/2). You then
take the 55 months divide it by 12 months in a year to gat a yearly figure (55/12),
which equals 4.58 yrs.
County/City/Area
Bath-Preston Area
Bath-Salt Lick City
Bath-Owingsville City
Bath-Slate Valley Area
Bath-Countywide
Event
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Probability of
Frequency
Future Events
1 in 110 months 1 every 9.2 yrs.
2 in 110 months 1 every 4.6 yrs
Damage
Total
100,000
200,000
65,000
10,000
Impact
2
1
3
5
4
*
County/City/Area
Menifee-Countywide
Menifee-Frenchburg City
Menifee-Suddith Area
Menifee-Denniston Area
Menifee-Means Area
Menifee-Pomeroyton Area
Event
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Probability of
Damage
Frequency
Future Events
Total
43,000
6 in 110 months 1 every 1.5 yrs. 2,005,000
5,000
1 in 36 months
1 every 3 yrs.
-
Impact
2
1
4
3
5
*
County/City/Area
Montgomery-Mt. Sterling City
Montgomery-Countywide
Montgomery-Jeffersonville City
Montgomery-Lucky Stop Area
Event
Frequency
Flash Flood 10 in 120 months
Probability of
Damage
Future Events
Total
1 every year
250,000
1 every 3.33 yrs.
15,000
1 every 1.25 yrs.
142,723
1 every 4.75 yrs.
-
Impact
1
3
2
4
*
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County/City/Area
Morgan-Unknown Area(s)
Morgan-Cottle Area
Morgan-Crockett Area
Morgan-West Liberty City
Morgan-Wrigley
Morgan-Blaze Area
Morgan-Countywide
Morgan-Index Area
Morgan-Malone Area
Event
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Probability of
Frequency
Future Events
1 in 120 months 1 every 10 yrs.
4 in 95 months
1 every 2 yrs.
1 in 24 months
1 every 2 yrs.
1 in 24 months
1 every 2 yrs.
Damage
Total
50,000
1,000
150,000
5,000
8,000
20,000
-
Impact
2
1
5
4
3
*
County/City/Area
Rowan-Farmers Area
Rowan-Morehead City
Rowan-Elliottville Area
Rowan-Countywide
Rowan-Cranston Area
Rowan-Hays Crossing Area
Event
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Flash Flood
Probability of
Frequency
Future Events
1 in 108 months 1 every 9 yrs.
Damage
Total
124,955
501,322
5,000
350,000
268,374
-
Impact
4
1
5
2
3
*
County/City/Area
Bath-Countywide
Event
Flood
Frequency
4 in 110 months
Probability of
Future Events
1 every 2.3 yrs.
Damage
Total
38,242,000
Impact
1
Damage
Total
305,694
34,300,000
Impact
2
1
Damage
Total
34,310,000
Impact
1
County/City/Area
Menifee-Countywide
Menifee-Areas Not Known
Event
Flood
Flood
Frequency
1 in 50 months
3 in 39 months
Probability of
Future Events
1 every 4.2 yrs.
1 every 1.1 yrs.
County/City/Area
Montgomery-Areas Not Known
Event
Flood
Frequency
5 in 50 months
Probability of
Future Events
1 every .8 yrs.
County/City/Area
Morgan-Areas Not Known
Event
Flood
Probability of
Frequency
Future Events
Damage
Total
51,979,784
Impact
1
County/City/Area
Rowan-Areas Not Known
Event
Flood
Frequency
3 in 122 months
Probability of
Future Events
1 every 3 4 yrs.
Damage
Total
7,038,507
Impact
1
One last note pertaining to the Flooding profile. When you look at the Damage
Totals in the Flooding and the All Floods tables, there seems to be a huge gap
between the amount of damages suffered because of these flooding events
between Rowan County and the rest of the Gateway Counties.
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On May 31, 2004 a flood occurred that affected sixteen (16) counties within
Kentucky. This event produced $33,000,000 worth of damages within the
counties involved. Four of the five Gateway Region counties, Bath, Menifee,
Montgomery and Morgan counties were involved with this event. Rowan County
was not included in this event. Because this $33,000,000 damage total was not
broken down between the individual counties involved in this event, each county
received this damage figure against their area.
Also, on June 1, 2004 a Flood event occurred that affected seven (7) counties
within Kentucky. This event produced $17,500,000 worth of property damages
within the counties involved. Only one of the Gateway Region counties, Morgan,
was included in this event. Because the $17,500,000 damage total was not
broken down between the individual counties involved in this event, each county
received this damage figure against their area.
In summary, the Floods of the past, whether they are General Floods or Flash
Floods occurred in all five counties of the Gateway Region, with the greatest
extent of damage occurring in Morgan County. The extent of these events is
widespread as noted on the flood hazard maps. Menifee County is more difficult
than the other counties of the Gateway Region in identifying flood prone areas
due to the fact they have never been mapped for floodplains. In their case,
citizen input as to the areas of repetitive flooding is extremely important.
When reviewing the past disaster figures, the numbers show that Flash Floods
occur three (3) times more often than General Flooding (80 to 27). The
probability of a future General Flooding event is highest in Montgomery County
(1 every 7 months) and lowest in Bath County (1 every 24 months). The
probability of a Flash Flood event also is highest in Montgomery County (1 every
5 months) and the lowest in Morgan County (1 every 10 months).
3.3.2.b
TORNADOS
A Tornado is a violent windstorm characterized by a twisting, funnel-shaped cloud
extending to the ground. It is most often generated by a thunderstorm (but sometimes
result from hurricanes or nor’easters) and produced when cool, dry air intersects and
overrides a layer of warm, moist air forcing the warm air to rise rapidly. The damage from
a tornado is a result of the high wind velocity and wind-blown debris, although they are
commonly accompanied by large hail as well.
The most violent tornadoes have rotating winds of 250 miles per hour or more and
are capable of causing extreme destruction, including uprooting trees and well-made
structures, and turning normally harmless objects into deadly missiles.
Most tornadoes are just a few dozen yards wide and touch down only briefly, but highly
destructive tornadoes may carve out a path over a mile wide and several miles long.
The destruction caused by tornadoes may range from light to inconceivable
depending on the intensity, size and duration of the storm. Typically, tornadoes cause the
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greatest damages to structures of light construction, such as residential homes, and are
quite localized in impact.
Each year an average of 800-1000 tornadoes are reported Nationwide, and they are
more likely to occur during the spring and early summer months of March through June.
Tornadoes can occur at any time of day but are mostly likely to form in late afternoons
and early evenings.
The Fujita-Pearson Scale for Tornadoes was developed to measure tornado
strength, and is shown in Table A-5.
The Fujita Scale
F-Scale
Number
F0
F1
Intensity
Phrase
Wind
Speed
Type of Damage Done
Gale tornado
40-72
mph
Some damage to chimneys;
breaks branches off trees;
pushes over shallow-rooted
trees; damages signboards.
73112
mph
The lower limit is the
beginning of hurricane wind
speed; peels surface off
roofs; mobile homes pushed
off foundations or
overturned; moving autos
pushed off the roads;
attached garages may be
destroyed.
Moderate
tornado
F2
Significant
tornado
113157
mph
Considerable damage.
Roofs torn off frame houses;
mobile homes demolished;
boxcars pushed over; large
trees snapped or uprooted;
light object missiles
generated.
F3
Severe
tornado
158206
mph
Roof and some walls torn
off well constructed houses;
trains overturned; most
trees in forest uprooted
207260
mph
Well-constructed houses
leveled; structures with
weak foundations blown off
some distance; cars thrown
and large missiles
generated.
F4
Devastating
tornado
70
F5
F6
Incredible
tornado
Inconceivable
tornado
261318
mph
Strong frame houses lifted
off foundations and carried
considerable distances to
disintegrate; automobile
sized missiles fly through
the air in excess of 100
meters; trees debarked;
steel re-inforced concrete
structures badly damaged.
319379
mph
These winds are very
unlikely. The small area of
damage they might produce
would probably not be
recognizable along with the
mess produced by F4 and
F5 wind that would
surround the F6 winds.
Missiles, such as cars and
refrigerators would do
serious secondary damage
that could not be directly
identified as F6 damage. If
this level is ever achieved,
evidence for it might only be
found in some manner of
ground swirl pattern, for it
may never be identifiable
through engineering studies
Source: The Tornado Project
The Gateway Region has experienced fourteen (14) Tornado events since 1956.
The following is a list of tornados since 1956 that have affected the Gateway
Region. This data was retrieved from the National Climatic Data Center, the
Tornado Project and the County Emergency Directors.
Tornado Events Within The Gateway Region
County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Montgomery
Montgomery
Date
Magnitude Deaths
7/13/1956
F1
0
6/1/1995
N/A
N/A
8/17/1997
F0
0
6/2/1990
F1
0
3/1/1997
F0
0
3/2/1997
F0
0
7/13/1956
F1
0
4/3/1974
F3
0
Injuries
0
N/A
0
0
0
0
0
2
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Property
Damages
3,000
5,000,000
25,000
250,000
3,000
25,000
250,000
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Montgomery
Morgan
Morgan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
14 Events
6/30/1977
9/29/1972
6/2/1990
4/27/1971
5/28/1990
5/18/1995
F1
F2
F1
F4
F1
F2
0
0
0
2
0
0
6
3
0
70
0
0
$
$
$
$
-
250,000
25,000
250,000
$
6,331,000
250,000
There are some limitations regarding the information from the Tornado chart
above. The time period is limited to the years of 1956 forward. The particular
area of effect in each County is not identifiable in some cases. The Magnitude,
Number of Deaths and Injuries and Property Damages is not known in a couple
of events. Future updates to this Plan may include the use of GPS in identifying
the particular location of each event.
Figure A below shows the frequency and strength of extreme windstorms across the
United States. This map was produced by the Federal Emergency Management
Agency and is based on 40 years of tornado history and over 100 years of hurricane
history. Zone IV, the darkest area on the map, has experienced both the greatest number
of tornadoes and the strongest tornadoes. As shown by the map key, wind speeds in
Zone IV can be as high as 250 mph.
The Gateway Region is located within Zone IV. The tornado hazard in Zone IV is
very significant with winds potentially reaching 250 miles per hour.
We will also discuss wind affects in the Gateway Region in section 3.3.1.d as we
discuss Thunderstorms. Though the Gateway Region has had a number of
damaging tornados, wind created from thunderstorms is an even greater risk in
our region as indicated by this information. This map is crucial in identifying the
potential for damaging winds in the Gateway Region.
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FIGURE A
Source: Federal Emergency Management Agency
SIGNIFICANT HISTORICAL TORNADO EVENT IN THE GATEWAY REGION
The following event is being described in greater detail due to the impact it had
on Bath County and its citizens. The following excerpts were taken directly from
the May 25-June 1, 1995 edition of the Bath County News-Outlook, which is the
local newspaper in Bath County. The story was written by Ken Metz, the
Managing Editor.
“Residents of Bath County woke up Friday morning hoping it was only a bad
dream. Unfortunately, it was a full-fledged nightmare come true. A hostile storm
front moved across Kentucky, dipped down in Bath County and rim wrecked its
communities, devastating everything in its path. 56 tornadoes were reported
nationwide resulting in several deaths and hundreds of injuries.
Around 8:30 am on Thursday the siren blew in Owingsville warning residents that
a tornado had been spotted in a neighboring county (Montgomery) and was
moving East. Children at Owingsville Elementary School, upon their arrival, were
asked to get down on their knees in the hallway with their hands covering their
heads. Some of the wept, as the teachers trying to keep them calm, assured
them that it was a drill. No one knew if a tornado had been spotted or if it was just
an exercise.
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Not long after, the power went down in Owingsville, which put a stop to all activity
in the City. Reports were now coming in that Preston was hit hard by a tornado,
which demolished many mobile homes and barns in its path. Emergency Crews
had trouble answering calls as the roads were blocked every few hundred yards
from fallen trees. One mobile home blew across KY965 in Preston where it
stacked up its debris across the road against a fence.
Ten (10) mobile homes were overturned and destroyed in Preston and along
Blevins Valley Road. Power and telephone lines were down as the wind force
snapped utility poles. More than a half dozen mobile homes in Kendall Springs
were toppled over.
In Peasticks and along Fearing Road, the twister touched down in several places
ripping up trees and flattening barns. The City of Salt Lick suffered tremendous
damage. The roof at Salt Lick Elementary School was heavily damaged. Water
ran 6 to 8 inches over KY211 towards Clear Creek and many homes along US60
on the west side of Salt Lick had several inches of water standing in their yards.
Residents along Moores Ferry Road experienced considerable damage as the
wind gusts seemed to follow a predetermined eastwardly path. Damage was
reported in Olympia with destruction on Hart Pike being the worst. About onehalf dozen mobile homes were scattered.
The Midland area also saw excessive damage as well. Trees were blown over
and destroyed parts of nearby homes and automobiles. Several mobile homes
were blown off their foundations and scattered throughout the fields. The
Stepstone area also received damage to several mobile homes.
Vernon Barber, Emergency Management Director for Bath County, estimated
that approximately 98 mobile homes, 57 houses, between 30 to 50 businesses
and 500 barns were damaged or destroyed because of this event. Mr. Barber
also estimated that this event did damage about one mile wide and estimated the
damages in total to be $5,000,000”.
Summary and Conclusions of the Tornado Profile
Information from the above tables related to Tornados has been used to create
maps that define the frequency and impact according to dollar losses of these
events since 1956. The Regional Mitigation Committee has determined that the
best way to define the impact of these events is based on damages from past
events. Impact was based on past property damage losses.
Impact was rated as 1 representing the county affected the most and 5 being
affected the least. The probability of future events has been determined based on
the frequency of past events in the county.
The following maps were created using the above table to summarize the
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losses. The limitation placed in using this data is that it is based on a county-bycounty basis. Information for the individual city jurisdictions is not available in this
data. However, in future updates of this tornado profile, information regarding
each jurisdiction and tornado losses will be included, if available.
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Summary Table of Findings
Tornado Profile Summary-Frequency and Magnitude Findings
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Event
Tornado
Tornado
Tornado
Tornado
Tornado
Historic
Frequency
3 in 585 months
3 in 178 months
3 in 585 months
2 in 391 months
3 in 408 months
Probability
of Future Events
1 every 16 yrs. 3 mos.
1 every 16 yrs 3 mos.
Damage Totals Impact
5,028,000
1
253,000
4
525,000
2
275,000
3
250,000
5
All County data in the chart above includes both the incorporated and
unincorporated areas of that County. The data above regarding Tornadoes was
retrieved from the National Climactic Data Center and the County Emergency
Management Directors.
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Summary Chart of Type of Tornado and Probability of Type
Gateway Region Summary
Type of
Tornado
F0
F1
F2
F3
F4
F5
Frequency
Time Period
3 in 8 yrs. 1 month
6 in 48 yrs. 9 mos.
2 in 32 yrs. 6 mos.
1 in 31 years
1 in 34 years
None
Probability of
Future Occurrence
1 every 16 yrs 3 mos.
1 every 31 years
1 every 34 years
None
The table above shows the probability of a Future Occurrence of a Tornado
within the Gateway Region.
Within this section, we have discussed in detail the Fujita Scale, a scale by which
the Magnitude of Tornados is rated. The chart above illustrates the number of
types of Tornados that appeared in the Gateway Region and the probability of
that type of Tornado occurring again.
In summary, the locations of the Tornadoes that have appeared in the Gateway
Region are pretty evenly spread out. Four of the five Gateway Counties have
experienced three (3) Tornadoes each over the years. The exception is Morgan
County, which has experienced two (2) Tornadoes over the years. Not one
county jumps out as being the excessive beneficiary of Tornadoes. In the area of
Tornado damage losses, Bath County stands out with in excess of $5,000,000.
The numbers presented above, on Bath County’s behalf, are the results of
estimates by Local Officials and published in the local newspaper. Montgomery
County suffered the second most damages from Tornadoes and the remaining
counties, Menifee, Morgan and Rowan each sustained losses on the $250,000$275,000 range.
The extent of Tornado damage is limited to the area in which the Tornado
touches down, and in the past 48 plus years there have been many touch downs
that have resulted in damages. The probability of Tornados as defined in the
above summary table is as high as 1 every 32 years in Morgan County and as
low as 1 every 14 years and 10 months in Menifee County.
Also, according to the Type of Tornado Summary Chart listed above, the
Gateway Region can expect that the majority of tornados are of F1 magnitude
and historically there have been no F5 tornados. In future updates of this plan,
data needs to be collected when feasible to identify the location of Tornados and
the damages related to each city jurisdiction as well.
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There were 3 Tornado Events that affected 8 different areas of Bath County. The
Tornado of 6/1/95, as represented by the black dots above, touched the areas of
Preston, Blevins Valley Road, Peasticks, City of Salt Lick, Kendall Springs and
Stepstone Road. The magnitude of this event is unknown.
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The F3 event of 4/3/74 traveled practically throughout the County of
Montgomery, which explains why the whole County is shaded blue.
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The tornado of 5/18/95 produced damage in both Morehead and Lakeview
Heights. There also was a tornado on 4/27/71. This has been verified by the
National Climactic Data Center. However, through the ADD Staff research, and
after review of the local newspaper and microfilm at the Morehead State
University library, no information concerning the location of this event could be
pinpointed.
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3.3.2.c
SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS / WIND
Severe Thunderstorms are defined by the National Weather Service as storms that have
wind speeds of 58 miles per hour or higher, produce hail at least three quarters of an
inch in diameter, or produces tornadoes. In order to form, thunderstorms simply require
moisture to form clouds and rain, coupled with an unstable mass of warm air that
can rise rapidly.
According to the Wind Zone Map in the previous section on Tornados, the
Gateway Region is in Zone IV, where winds can reach up to 250mph. Severe
Thunderstorms and the winds associated with them are the most common
Natural Hazard in the Gateway Region.
Thunderstorms and their winds affect relatively small areas when compared with
hurricanes and winter storms, as the average storm is 15 miles in diameter and lasts an
average of 30 minutes. Nearly 1,800 thunderstorms are occurring at any moment
around the world, however, of the estimated 100,000 thunderstorms that occur each
year in the United States only about 10 percent are classified as severe. Thunderstorms are
most likely to happen in the spring and summer months and during the afternoon and
evening hours, but can occur year-round and at all hours.
Despite their small size, all thunderstorms are dangerous and capable of threatening life
and property in localized areas. Every thunderstorm produces lightning, which results
from the buildup and discharge of electrical energy between positively and negatively
charged areas. Each year, lightning is responsible for an average of 93 deaths (more
than tornadoes), 300 injuries, and several hundred million dollars in damage to property
and forests. For the Gateway Region and its jurisdictions, we have not found any
historical information on specific damages, injuries or deaths as a result of lightning.
Future updates of this plan may include more details as information is gathered.
Thunderstorms can also produce large, damaging hail, which causes nearly $1 billion
in damage to property and crops annually. Straight-line winds, which in extreme
cases have the potential to exceed 100 miles per hour, are responsible for most
thunderstorm wind damage. One type of straight-line wind, the downburst, can
cause damage equivalent to a strong tornado and can be extremely dangerous to
aviation. Thunderstorms are also capable of producing tornados and heavy rain
that can lead to flash flooding.
History of Thunderstorms/ Wind/ Hail in the GADD Region
The Gateway Region is affected by Thunderstorms on a year-round basis.
Sometimes associated with these thunderstorms are damaging winds, flooding,
and tornados.
The following chart shows the damage caused by these thunderstorms.
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Location
or County
Bath County
Bath County
Bath County
Bath County
Bath County
Bath County
Bath County
Bath County
Bath County
Bath County
Bath County
Owingsville
Slate Valley
Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
Owingsville
Countywide
Bath County
Owingsville-8 Miles NE
Zilpo
Countywide
Owinsgville
Peasticks
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
Olympia
Sharpsburg-4 Miles E
Owingsville-5 Miles W
Preston-3 Miles SW
Bath County
Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Bath County
Sharpsburg
Polksville
Sharpsburg-1 Mile N
Menifee County
Menifee County
Frenchburg-7 Miles S
Pomeroyton
Big Woods
Denniston
Frenchburg-7 Miles W
Frenchburg
Date
6/10/1970
7/27/1976
11/5/1977
7/4/1979
5/30/1981
7/20/1986
7/6/1987
8/5/1988
7/10/1990
4/9/1991
2/21/1993
5/24/1996
6/7/1996
8/17/1997
8/17/1997
6/22/1998
6/22/1998
4/20/2000
6/14/2000
7/10/2000
7/10/2000
7/14/2000
8/9/2000
9/20/2000
11/9/2000
7/8/2001
7/8/2001
8/23/2001
8/23/2001
10/24/2001
12/14/2001
4/28/2002
9/14/2002
9/20/2002
5/10/2003
6/1/2004
7/6/2004
7/10/1990
4/9/1991
3/1/1997
3/1/1997
3/2/1997
3/2/1997
8/17/1997
8/17/1997
Type
Magnitude Deaths
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind 52 Kts.
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind 52 Kts.
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind 52 Kts.
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind 50 Kts.
T'stm. Wind 50 Kts.
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
High Wind
50 Kts.
T'stm. Wind
0
T'stm. Wind
0
High Wind
0
T'stm. Wind 65 Kts.
T'stm. Wind 50 Kts.
T'stm. Wind 55 Kts.
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
-
Injuries
1
-
Property
Damage
50,000
3,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
50,000
-
Crop
Damage
-
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Location
or County
Means
Big Woods
Frenchburg-8 Miles S
Big Woods
Denniston
Denniston
Frenchburg
Frenchburg-3 Miles E
Denniston-4 Miles N
Countywide
Frenchburg-1 Mile S
Menifee County
Wellington
Wellington
Mariba
Frenchburg
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County
Mt. Sterling
Hope
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling-4 Miles SE
Montgomery County
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Countywide
Date
5/23/1998
8/19/1999
5/27/2000
7/14/2000
8/7/2000
8/7/2000
8/9/2000
9/20/2000
11/9/2000
7/8/2001
8/23/2001
12/14/2001
4/28/2002
5/6/2002
5/27/2004
8/4/2004
6/7/1963
9/12/1963
9/11/1965
7/15/1970
1/24/1972
6/30/1977
7/8/1980
6/21/1981
5/21/1982
5/21/1982
6/8/1982
6/16/2002
8/20/1983
8/27/1983
7/14/1986
7/20/1986
7/20/1986
7/6/1987
4/9/1991
5/18/1995
6/7/1996
8/17/1997
6/28/1998
8/19/1999
8/24/1999
1/3/2000
7/10/2000
8/8/2000
11/9/2000
Type
Magnitude Deaths
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
High Wind 50 Knts.
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind 50 Knts.
T'stm Wind 75 Knts.
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind 61 Knts.
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind 50 Knts.
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
High Wind 60 Knts.
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
T'stm Wind
0
-
Property
Injuries Damage
20,000
5,000
4,000
2,000
5,000,000
1,000
7,000
1,000
2,000
1,000
Crop
Damage
-
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31
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Location
or County
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling-4 Miles W
Mt. Sterling-5 Miles SE
Montgomery County
Levee-2 Miles W
Sideview
Mt. Sterling-3 Miles W
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Morgan County
Cannel City
Ezel-2 Miles E
West Liberty
Ezel
West Liberty
Cannel City
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty-4 Miles E
Dehart
Malone
West Liberty
West Liberty
Ezel
White Oak-2 Miles SSE
Morgan County
Elk Fork
West Liberty
Mize-2 Miles SE
Date
Type
6/6/2001 T'stm Wind
7/8/2001 T'stm Wind
7/8/2001 T'stm Wind
8/23/2001 T'stm Wind
10/24/2001 T'stm Wind
12/14/2001 High Wind
5/5/2003 T'stm Wind
5/27/2004 T'stm Wind
8/4/2004 T'stm Wind
9/22/1970 T'stm. Wind
6/5/1973 T'stm. Wind
7/10/1985 T'stm. Wind
8/22/1987 T'stm. Wind
7/11/1990 T'stm. Wind
7/12/1991 T'stm. Wind
6/19/1992 T'stm. Wind
7/30/1992 T'stm. Wind
4/15/1993 T'stm. Wind
6/10/1995 T'stm. Wind
6/10/1995 T'stm. Wind
7/25/1995 T'stm. Wind
4/20/1996 T'stm. Wind
8/17/1997 T'stm. Wind
5/23/1998 T'stm. Wind
8/19/1999 T'stm. Wind
2/18/2000 T'stm. Wind
4/20/2000 T'stm. Wind
7/10/2000 T'stm. Wind
7/10/2000 T'stm. Wind
7/14/2000 T'stm. Wind
7/14/2000 T'stm. Wind
7/14/2000 T'stm. Wind
11/9/2000 T'stm. Wind
6/15/2001 T'stm. Wind
Magnitude Deaths
0
0
0
0
0
50 Knts.
60 Knts.
50 Knts.
65 Knts.
0
0
0
0
0
52 Knts.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
Injuries
-
Property
Damage
2,000
5,000
5,000
50,000
100,000
50,000
3,000
50,000
3,000
3,000
110,000
1,000
Crop
Damage
-
-
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Location
or County
West Liberty-5 Miles SE
Wrigley
Cottle
Wrigley
West Liberty-8 Miles N
West Liberty
West Liberty
Cannel City
Ezel
West Liberty
Countywide
Cannel City
West Liberty-10 Miles ENE
West Liberty
Ezel
Countywide
Cannel City
Mize
White Oak
Rowan County
Rowan County
Rowan County
Rowan County
Rowan County
Farmers
Farmers
Clearfield
Morehead
Countywide
Morehead-4 Miles NE
Morehead
Morehead-4 Miles W
Clearfield
Cranston
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Elliotville
Morehead
Cranston
Elliotville
Morehead
Morehead
Date
Type
Magnitude Deaths
0
0
0
8/23/2001 T'stm. Wind
0
10/24/2001 T'stm. Wind
0
10/24/2001 T'stm. Wind
0
4/28/2002 T'stm. Wind
0
4/28/2002 T'stm. Wind
0
0
5/13/2002 T'stm. Wind
0
8/11/2002 T'stm. Wind
0
11/10/2002 T'stm. Wind 52 Knts.
5/9/2003 T'stm. Wind 60 Knts.
0
7/17/1977 T'stm. Wind
0
9/14/1984 T'stm. Wind
0
8/27/1987 T'stm. Wind
0
0
5/15/1995 T'stm. Wind
0
5/18/1995 T'stm. Wind
0
5/18/1995 T'stm. Wind
0
5/18/1995 T'stm. Wind
0
0
8/17/1997 T'stm. Wind
0
6/12/1998 T'stm. Wind
0
6/22/1998 T'stm. Wind
0
6/22/1998 T'stm. Wind
0
7/10/2000 T'stm. Wind
0
7/10/2000 T'stm. Wind
0
7/14/2000 T'stm. Wind
0
0
0
9/20/2000 T'stm. Wind
0
9/20/2000 T'stm. Wind
0
11/9/2000 T'stm. Wind
0
6/15/2001 T'stm. Wind
0
-
Injuries
1
12
-
Property
Damage
5,000
2,000
500,000
500,000
3,000
4,000
3,000
15,000
3,000
2,000
Crop
Damage
-
87
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Morehead
Elliotville
Rowan County
Rodburn-3 Miles ESE
Morehead-4 Miles NW
Morehead
Sharkey-3 Miles E
Gateway Region Totals
7/8/2001
8/23/2001
12/14/2001
4/28/2002
5/26/2004
5/31/2004
7/10/2004
T'stm. Wind
T'stm. Wind
High Wind
T'stm. Wind
T'stm. Wind
T'stm. Wind
T'stm. Wind
0
0
50 Knts.
0
50 Knts.
55 Knts.
50 Knts.
-
14
10,000
5,000
5,000
6,669,000
-
SIGNIFICANT HISTORICAL THUNDERSTORM/HIGH WIND EVENT IN THE
GATEWAY REGION
The following event is being described in greater detail due to the impact it had
on Montgomery County and its citizens. The following excerpts were taken
directly from the May 25, 1995 edition of the Mt. Sterling Advocate, which is the
local newspaper of Montgomery County. The story was written by Jeff Burlew,
Advocate Staff Writer.
“Hurricane strength winds tore through Montgomery County the morning of May
18, destroying homes, trailers and barns, knocking out electricity in over 85% of
the county, uprooting hundreds of trees and causing severe damage to a
number of local businesses and residences.
The damage appeared to be caused by straight-line winds estimated at over 100
mph according to a meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Lexington.
“There were no tornado sightings, but it showed all the symptoms of a tornado”,
said meteorologist Jason Puma. “Somewhere in there might have been some
funnel clouds”.
The storm damaged at least 150 homes, and repairing these homes will cost
over $1,000,000 according to Peggi Conlee, County Director of Disaster and
Emergency Services.
The hardest hit part of the county appeared to be the Stepstone area, where
houses, trailers and barns were totally destroyed. Residents there and across
the county had apparently left for work by the time the storm hit, sparing lives
and preventing injuries, Conlee said.
About 60 to 94 rooms at Days Inn were severely damaged, much of the roof at
Heilig-Meyers and Eastern Electroplate in the Midland Trail Industrial Park was
destroyed and part of the roof at Cole Ford was blown away. Other buildings in
that industrial park and the Woodlands Industrial Park were slightly damaged,
and workers were sent home for the day because of the power outage.
Crews from the city and county street and road departments, Kentucky Utilities,
Columbia Gas and American Cable Entertainment worked throughout the day
and into the night clearing roads and restoring services. Local law enforcement
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was inundated with calls and spent the day dealing with the storm related chaos.
Judge-Executive B.D. Wilson, Jr. declared a state of emergency in the county
May 19, paving the way for some possible financial relief by FEMA. FEMA was
scheduled to make an evaluation of Montgomery County on May 24.
At 8:05 am, National Weather Service radar indicated a severe thunderstorm in
Winchester with a possible tornado moving east at 30 mph. At 8:09 am, a
tornado warning was issued for Clark and Montgomery County’s. shortly
thereafter, the storm hit hard and fast in Montgomery County. The sky turned
dark and sheets of rain pummeled the area. Nearly two inches of rain fell by the
end of the day, Puma said, causing flooding in the streets and streams.
Investigators examined the damage here May 18-19 and declined to officially
call the event a tornado. “A lot of damage that was surveyed was shown to have
straight line motion, which means that it was just blown downwind in one
direction unlike a tornadic event that would have damage showing more of a
circular pattern”, Puma reported. “A tornado would have blown the debris
backwards and around rather than in just one direction”. Puma conceded,
however, that he would not be surprised if funnel clouds were imbedded in the
fierce thunderstorms that ravaged the area.”
Summary and Conclusions of the Severe Thunderstorm Profile
Information from the above tables related to Severe Thunderstorms have been
used to create maps that define the frequency and impact according to dollar
losses of these events since 1963.
The Regional Mitigation Committee has determined that the best way to define
the impact of these events is based on damages from past events. Impact has
been based on past property damage losses. Impact was rated as 1 representing
the County affected the most and 5 being affected the least.
The probability of future events has been determined based on the frequency of
past events in the county. The following maps were created using the above
table to summarize the jurisdictions with the greatest frequency and the greatest
impact based on dollar losses.
The limitations for this data are that the Magnitude of each event has not been
recorded. However, in future updates of this severe thunderstorm profile,
information regarding each jurisdiction and severe thunderstorm Magnitude will
be included, if available.
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Frequency of all Severe Thunderstorm Events 1963-2005
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Impact of all Severe Thunderstorm Events 1963-2005
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Thunderstorm Profile Summary-Frequency and Impact Findings
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Event
Thunderstorm
Thunderstorm
Thunderstorm
Thunderstorm
Thunderstorm
Frequency
37 in 34 yrs & 10 mos.
24 in 14 yrs & 9 Mos.
38 in 41 yrs & 10 mos.
57 in 34 yrs & 7 mos.
31 in 38 years
Probability
Of Future Events Damage Totals Impact
1 every 11 months
$
77,000
5
1 every 7 months
$ 141,000
4
1 every 13 months
$ 5,019,000
1
1 every 7 months
$ 382,000
3
1 every 15 months
$ 1,050,000
2
unincorporated areas of that County. The data above regarding Tornadoes was
retrieved from the National Climactic Data Center and the County Emergency
Management Directors.
In summary, Thunderstorms and the winds that accompany then are prevalent in
all of the counties within the Gateway Region. In terms of frequency, Morgan
County is affected by these Thunderstorms more often than the other counties,
Menifee County the least. The above maps describe the location of the events
and the frequency of those events.
The extent of Severe Thunderstorm damage is limited to the area in which the
storm passes, and in the past years there have been many storms that have
resulted in damages. The probability of Thunderstorms as defined in the above
summary table is as high as 1 every 7 months in Menifee and Morgan County’s
and as low as 1 every 15 months in Rowan County.
The problem with the datasets above is that it does not include storms that
produced heavy flooding. It is imperative that the information presented in the
Thunderstorm Profile be used as a general guide to weaker storms that do not
produce flooding or tornados.
The data sets from the National Climatic Data Center divide the information to
the greatest extent of the storm. For example, if a Thunderstorm approached the
county and produced flooding, it is labeled a flooding event. The same as if a
Thunderstorm occurred and produced a Tornado, it was labeled a Tornado
event. This is the limitation of the data sets used to create the tables throughout
these profiles.
In future updates of this plan, data needs to be collected when feasible to identify
the location of Severe Thunderstorms and the damages related to each city
jurisdiction as well.
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3.3.2.d
SEVERE WINTER STORMS
Severe Winter Storms can produce an array of hazardous weather conditions,
including heavy snow, freezing rain and ice, high winds and extreme cold.
Severe Winter Storms are usually extra-tropical cyclones (storms that form
outside of the warm tropics) fueled by strong temperature gradients and an active
upper-level cold jet stream. Winter Storms can paralyze a community by shutting
down normal day-to-day operations, as accumulating snow and ice result in downed trees,
power outages and blocked or hazardous transportation routes.
Heavy snow can also lead to the collapse of weak roofs or unstable structures.
Frequently the loss of electric power means loss of heat for residents, which poses a
significant threat to human life, particularly the elderly. Winter Storms also make the
response and recovery efforts more difficult and needs for specialized equipment.
The level of impact severe winter weather will have upon our local communities
greatly depends on its ability to manage and control its effects, such as the rapid
mobilization of snow removal equipment. The Gateway Region has experienced
a couple of crippling winter storms over the past seven (7) years.
However, due to the expensive costs to acquire and maintain the necessary
resources to combat their effects, many communities are not prepared for such
events. Generators, Snow Removal Equipment, trucks, and emergency shelters
are less prepared to handle the power outages associated with these winter
storms.
History of Severe Winter Storms in GADD Region
The following chart shows the history of Severe Winter Storms in the Gateway
Region since 1994. All County data in the chart below includes both the
incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The data below regarding
Severe Winter Storms was retrieved from the National Climactic Data Center and
the County Emergency Management Directors.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Date
3/16/1994
1/6/1996
2/3/1998
3/3/1998
1/7/1999
1/17/2000
1/20/2001
1/6/2002
1/19/2002
12/4/2002
12/4/2002
2/15/2003
1/25/2004
Location
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Heavy
Snow
Winter
Storm
X
Ice
Storm
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Property
Crop
Damage Damage Deaths
48,293
10,000,000
2
66,202
7,000
5,700
5,700
40,000
-
93
Injuries
1
-
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Heavy
County
Date
Location
Snow
Menifee 3/16/1994
Countywide
Menifee 1/6/1996
Countywide
X
Menifee 2/3/1998
Countywide
X
Menifee 3/3/1998
Countywide
Menifee 1/7/1999
Countywide
Menifee 1/17/2000
Countywide
Menifee 1/20/2001
Countywide
X
Menifee 1/6/2002
Countywide
X
Menifee 1/19/2002
Countywide
X
Menifee 1/19/2002
Countywide
Menifee 12/4/2002
Countywide
Menifee 2/15/2003
Countywide
Menifee 12/18/2003
Countywide
X
Menifee 1/9/2004
Countywide
X
Menifee 1/25/2004
Countywide
Montg. 3/16/1994
Countywide
Montg.
1/6/1996
Countywide
X
Montg. 3/19/1996
Countywide
X
Montg.
2/3/1998
Countywide
X
Montg.
3/3/1998
Countywide
Montg.
1/7/1999
Countywide
Montg. 1/17/2000
Countywide
Montg. 1/20/2001
Countywide
X
Montg. 1/19/2002
Countywide
X
Montg. 12/4/2002 NE Part of County
X
Montg. 12/4/2002 NE Part of County
X
Montg. 2/15/2003
Countywide
Montg. 1/25/2004
Countywide
Morgan 3/16/1994
Countywide
Morgan 1/6/1996
Countywide
X
Morgan 1/11/1996
Countywide
X
Morgan 2/1/1996
Countywide
X
Morgan 3/20/1996
Countywide
X
Morgan 2/3/1998
Countywide
X
Morgan 3/3/1998
Countywide
Morgan 1/7/1999
Countywide
Morgan 1/17/2000
Countywide
Morgan 1/20/2001
Countywide
X
Morgan 2/22/2001
Countywide
X
Morgan 1/6/2002
Countywide
X
Morgan 1/17/2002
Countywide
X
Morgan 1/19/2002
Countywide
X
Morgan 12/4/2002
Countywide
Morgan 12/4/2002
Countywide
Morgan 2/15/2003
Countywide
Winter
Storm
X
Ice
Storm
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Property
Crop
33,766
10,000,000
27,542
7,000
3,000
40,000
19,112
10,000,000
2
90,172
7,000
5,700
5,700
40,000
59,729
10,000,000
2
15,695
7,000
3,000
3,000
40,000
-
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Injuries
1
1
-
18
19
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
County
Morgan
Morgan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Date
1/9/2004
1/25/2004
3/16/1994
1/6/1996
2/3/1998
3/3/1998
1/7/1999
1/20/2001
2/22/2001
1/6/2002
1/19/2002
12/4/2002
12/4/2002
2/15/2003
1/25/2004
Location
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Countywide
Heavy
Snow
X
Winter
Storm
Ice
Storm
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Property
Crop
140,780
10,000,000
2
76,963
7,000
5,700
5,700
40,000
50,856,454
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Summary and Conclusions of the Severe Winter Storms Profile
Information from the above table related to Severe Winter Storms have been
used to create maps that define the frequency and impact according to dollar
losses of these events since 1994. The Regional Mitigation Committee has
determined that the best way to define the impact of these events is based on
Damages from past events.
Impact has been based on past property damage losses. Impact was rated as 1
representing the county affected the most and 5 being affected the least. The
probability of future events has been determined based on the frequency of past
events in the county.
The following maps were created using the above table to summarize the
losses. The limitation placed in using this data is that it is based on a county-bycounty basis.
Information for the individual city jurisdictions is not available in this data.
However, in future updates of this Severe Winter Storm profile, information
regarding each jurisdiction and tornado losses will be included.
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Injuries
1
4
Frequency of all Winter Storms 1994-2005
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Impact of all Winter Storm Events 1994-2005
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Winter Storm Summary Chart-Frequency and Impact Findings
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Frequency
over 11 years
13
15
13
19
13
Probability
of Future Events
1.2 storms per season
Damage Total
10,172,895
10,111,308
10,167,684
10,128,424
10,276,143
Impact
2
5
3
4
1
Basis of Probability- Winter Storms have the greatest potential of occurring 4
months of any year. The probability was based on the potential of a Winter
Storm occurring 4 months out of 1 year. The probability was calculated on the
basis that there is 44 months in an 11-year reporting period for this data set.
unincorporated areas of that County. The data above regarding Severe Winter
Storms was retrieved from the National Climactic Data Center and the County
Emergency Management Directors
In summary, the location and extent of Severe Winter Storms are in all counties,
and vary slightly in frequency and are all very close in dollar losses. The above
maps describe the location and extent of the events and the frequency of those
events. The extent of severe winter storms damage affects all the jurisdictions
within each county.
The probability of winter storms as defined in the above summary table is as
high as 1.7 storms per year/season in Morgan County and as low as 1.2 storms
per year/season in Bath, Montgomery and Rowan Counties.
Each county can anticipate at least 1 major Winter Storm per year/season in the
Gateway Region. Also, each jurisdiction can expect that damages will occur as a
result of a major Winter Storm.
In future updates of this plan, data needs to be collected when feasible to
identify the location of severe winter and the damages related to each city
jurisdiction as well.
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3.3.2.e
LANDSLIDES/ SLOPE FAILURES
Slope Failures are major Natural Hazards in many areas throughout the world.
Slope Failures are also referred to as mass movements. A Slope Failure is
classified based on how it moves and the type of material being moved. Several
major types of Slope Failures have been identified:
Creep: very slow movement of rock or soil downslope.
Falls: very rapid fall of rock and earth material from vertical or near
vertical slopes.
Flows: slow to rapid movement of rock, soil, snow, or ice. Types of flows
include mudflows, earthflows, debris flows, and snow avalanches.
Slides: Very slow to very rapid movement of soil or rock. This category
includes rockslides, earth slides, and slumps.
Subsidence: slow to very rapid collapse of rock or soil into underlying
spaces. Sinkholes in karst landscapes are a common example.
Every year in the United States, Slope Failures cause millions of dollars of
damage to highways, homes, and other property. Slope Failures can be triggered
by a variety of natural events including earthquakes, heavy rainfall from
thunderstorms, or freezing and thawing of groundwater.
Several studies have shown that almost any modification of a slope by people
increases the risk of slope movement, especially in areas already susceptible to
these Natural Hazards.
Slope Failures can occur in any season. They are more likely to occur in certain
seasons if they are triggered by weather events such as rain, snow, or freezing
and thawing of soil water. With the exception of slope failures triggered by
geologic processes and avalanches, most slope failures in North America occur
between spring and fall. In early spring, snowmelt can increase pore pressures in
the soil, increasing the risk of slope failures.
During summer and fall, intense or prolonged rainfall can trigger Slope Failures.
Freeze-thaw events, which usually happen during spring and fall but also during
warm winters, can increase the potential for slope failure. In many locations, both
geologic and atmospheric processes may play a role in the movement of a slope.
(Source: NaturalHazards.org)
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Landslides in the Gateway Region
The following descriptions have been created to describe the Landslide risks to
the jurisdictions within the Gateway Region, according to the United States
Geological Survey, Department of the Interior Landslide Overview Map Of The
Conterminous United States (USGSDOI Map). The chart is broken down into two
areas, Landslide Incidence and Landslide Susceptibility/Incidence.
The USGSDOI Map identifies Landslide Incidence areas that are Low (less than
1.5% of area involved), Moderate (1.5% to 15% of the area involved) and High
(greater than 15% of the area involved). The USGSDOI Map also three identifies
areas of Landslide Susceptibility/Incidence, Moderate Susceptibility/Low
Incidence, High Susceptibility/Low Incidence and High Susceptibility/Moderate
Incidence.
The USGSDOI Map does not have each county color coded for Landslide
Incidence and for Landslide Susceptibility/Incidence. Some of the Gateway
Region counties fit into both categories, but some also fit into only one of the two
categories.
The areas have been determined to be risk areas based on the geology of the
region, soils and hydrology. We have summarized our finding based on these
maps for each jurisdiction in the table below.
Secondly, we have added a public input column to this chart to specify which
jurisdictions were identified as having landslide problems during the public input
of our committee meetings. Participants have identified areas that landslides
have occurred in their jurisdictions, whether or not it was identified by the
USGSDOI Map. Gateway Staff created maps identifying these areas that were
identified through the public input.
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The following overview map illustrates the Gateway Region counties and the
areas identified as low, moderate and high-risk areas for slope failure.
Overview Map of Risk Areas
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The following maps for each jurisdiction illustrate the risk area as identified in a
particular jurisdiction according to the Kentucky Geological Survey.
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104
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106
107
108
109
110
112
113
114
115
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History of Landsliding/Slope Failure in the GADD Region
During the planning process, community members along with County and City
officials and Kentucky Transportation Cabinet personnel responsible for the
individual Gateway Region counties were provided the opportunity to identify
Slope Failure and Landslide Areas that have repeat occurrences in the past.
Public input was the only historical data source to identify past occurrences we
had available to us for the Gateway Region for this Natural Hazard. This
information is in addition to the information collected from the USGSDOI Map for
Landslide Prone Areas.
Committee members know from past experiences that these problem areas need
to be considered when developing strategies and goals related to landslide
mitigation projects. These areas primarily pertain to Landslides that occur and
damage roadways and infrastructure.
The following maps have been created by Gateway GIS staff as a result of the
public input of Citizens, Emergency Managers, County Road Foremen and Public
Officials based on their experience with Landslides in the Gateway Region. We
have created maps using our Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
technology to highlight the landslide problems in our region.
The following map shows the areas of slope failure as identified from community
input in the planning process.
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Some historical damage can be found in the Gateway Region. Presidential
Disaster Declaration’s were declared on June 3 2003 (DR#1471), July 2 2003
(DR#1475) and on June 12 2004 (DR#1523) as a result of Severe Storms,
Tornadoes, Flooding, and Landslide damage.
Under DR#1471, Rowan County was the only GADD County to be eligible for
assistance, that being Public and Individual Assistance. Under DR#1475, Rowan
County was eligible for both Public and Individual Assistance and Montgomery
County was eligible for Public Assistance only. Under DR#1523, Morgan County
was eligible for both Individual and Public Assistance while the remaining GADD
Counties, Bath, Menifee, Montgomery and Rowan were eligible for Individual
Assistance only.
Summary and Conclusions of the Landslide Profile
Landslides are recognized by the County Mitigation Committees as being a fairly
uncommon Natural Hazard in the Region. However, Landslides could become
more of a risk, especially during heavy rains that lead to flooding. Committee
members recognize the fact that there is very little historical damage data
besides local input that identifies this Natural Hazard as being a risk to the
Region. For this reason, Committee Members have relied heavily on the public
input received through the committee members. In those meetings, Committee
Members recognized the following 3 characteristics related to this Natural
Hazard.
First, landsliding most often, but not always, occurs during heavy rain events.
Committee Members agreed that the Landsliding they have identified have
coincided with the majority of flood events. Due to this evaluation, Committee
Members have agreed that the frequency of these events should coincide with
the frequency of flood events.
Second, Committee Members recognize that the damages that have occurred in
the past are mainly to roads and bridges. The impact has been based on the
number of problem areas in each jurisdiction as identified by the County
Committee as well as others and seen on the public input maps created by
Gateway GIS staff.
In summary, the location and extent of Landslide Events are in all counties, and
vary slightly in frequency. The above maps describe the location and extent of
occurrences and problem areas based on public input through the County
Mitigation Committees.
In future updates of this plan, data needs to be collected and maintained when
feasible to identify the locations of events, as well as the dollar losses associated
with these events.
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3.3.2.f
Earthquakes
Definition
One of the most frightening and destructive phenomena of nature is a severe
Earthquake and its terrible aftereffects. An Earthquake is a sudden movement of
the Earth, caused by the abrupt release of strain that has accumulated over a
long time. For hundreds of millions of years, the forces of plate tectonics have
shaped the Earth as the huge plates that form the Earth’s surface slowly move
over, under and past each other. Sometimes the movement is gradual.
At other times, the plates are locked together, unable to release the accumulating
energy. When the accumulated energy grows strong enough, the plates break
free. If the earthquake occurs in a populated area, it may cause many deaths
and injuries and extensive property damage.
The Earth is formed of several layers that have very different physical and
chemical properties. The outer layer, which averages about 70 kilometers in
thickness, consists of about a dozen large, irregularly shaped plates that slide
over, under and past each other on top of the partly molten inner layer.
Most Earthquakes occur at the boundaries where the plates meet. In fact, the
locations of earthquakes and the kinds of ruptures they produce help scientists
define the plate boundaries. There are three types of plate boundaries:
Spreading Zones, Transform Faults and Subduction Zones.
At Spreading Zones, molten rock rises, pushing two plates apart and adding
new material at their edges. Most Spreading Zones are found in oceans; for
example, the North America and Eurasia plates are spreading apart along the
mid-Atlantic ridge. Spreading zones usually have Earthquakes at shallow
depths, within 30 kilometers of the surface.
Transform faults are found where plates slide past one another. An example of
a transform-fault plate boundary is the San Andreas Fault, along the coastline of
California and northwestern Mexico. Earthquakes at transform faults tend to
occur at shallow depths and form fairly straight linear patterns.
Subduction Zones are found where one plate overrides, or subducts, another,
pushing it downward into the mantle where it melts. An example of a subduction
zone plate boundary is found along the northwest coast of the United States,
western Canada, and southern Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. Subduction
zones are characterized by deep-ocean trenches, shallow to deep Earthquakes
and mountain ranges containing active volcanoes.
Earthquakes can also occur within plates, although plate-boundary earthquakes
are much more common. Less than 10% of all earthquakes occur within plate
interiors. As plates continue to move and plate boundaries change over geologic
time, weakened boundary regions become part of the interiors of the plates.
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These zones of weakness within the continents can cause Earthquakes in
response to stresses that originate at the edges of the plate or in the deeper
crust.
The Epicenter of an earthquake is the point on the Earth’s surface directly above
the focus. The location of an Earthquake is commonly described by the
geographic position of its epicenter and by its focal depth.
The illustrations below indicate the plate boundary types and the tectonic plates
of the Earth. The photos were taken from the USGS website.
Illustration of Plate Boundary Types
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Map of the Tectonic Plates
The most important information for seismic hazard mitigation and risk reduction is
ground motion hazard. One way of predicting ground motion hazard is by
determining the peak ground acceleration (PGA) probably occurring in a
particular timeframe.
The map below shows the PGA at the top of bedrock that will probably occur in
the next 500 years in Kentucky.
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Seismologists use a Magnitude scale to determine the seismic energy released
by each Earthquake. Below are the typical effects of earthquakes in various
magnitude ranges:
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Less than 3.5-Generally not felt, but recorded
3.5 to 5.4-Often felt, but rarely causes damage
Under 6.0-At most, slight damage to well designed buildings. Can
cause major damage to poorly designed buildings over small
regions
6.1 to 6.9-Can be destructive in areas up to about 100 kilometers
across where people live
7.0 to 7.9-Major Earthquake. Can Cause serious damage over
larger areas
8.0 or greater-Great Earthquake. Can cause serious damage in
areas several hundred kilometers across
Although each Earthquake has a unique magnitude, its effects will vary greatly
according to distance, ground conditions, construction standards and other
factors.
Earthquake Event History
The Earthquake Event History for the Gateway Region is mixed. The largest
Earthquake ever recorded in Kentucky was located in the Gateway Region, in
Sharpsburg, Bath County, with a Magnitude of 5.1. On the other hand, and after
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reviewing the records of the United State Geological Service and the Kentucky
Geological Society, there appears to have been no other Earthquake activity
within or in close proximity to the Gateway Region. Most of the activity in
Kentucky has occurred in the western portion of the state, specifically in the New
Madrid seismic zone.
SIGNIFICANT HISTORICAL EARTHQUAKE EVENT IN THE GATEWAY
REGION
On July 27, 1980 an Earthquake, with a magnitude of 5.1, occurred in
Sharpsburg, Bath County, Kentucky. This Earthquake, the strongest in the
history of Kentucky, was felt over all or parts of 15 states and in Ontario, Canada.
Damage occurred in Indiana, Kentucky and in Ohio.
Property damage was estimated at $1,000,000 at Maysville, about 50 kilometers
north of the epicenter, in Mason County, where 37 commercial structures and
269 private residences were damaged to some extent.
Multistory all brick structures in the downtown area, many of which were built in
the mid 1800’s, were affected the most. Broken chimneys represented the most
common type of damage observed: several toppled or were broken at or near the
roofline, some had bricks loosened or broken off their tops, and others sustained
cracks of varying lengths and widths. This type of damage was a community
wide effect only in Maysville.
Cracks formed in the ground about 12 kilometers from the epicenter. East of the
epicenter, at Owingsville, ground cracks were estimated to be 6 to 10
centimeters deep and 30 meters long. West of the epicenter, near Little Rock,
ground cracks extending toward a cistern were observed on Stoner Road.
Summary and Conclusion of the Earthquake Profile
As mentioned in the preceding section, the strongest known Earthquake to have
affected the State of Kentucky was located, or epicentered, in Sharpsburg, Bath
County. This Earthquake registered a magnitude of 5.1 on the Richter Scale.
Although the Earthquake traveled North about 50 kilometers and caused the
most damage to the City of Maysville, a town outside the Gateway Region, there
is still a cause for concern within the Gateway Region.
As the two maps within this section will show, if another Earthquake event is
epicentered in Sharpsburg with even a lesser or greater travel distance, and
travels in a different direction other than North, four of the five Gateway Region
counties, with Morgan County being the least affected, could be affected and
sustain heavy property damage.
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All of Bath, Menifee, Montgomery and Rowan Counties lay within the Earthquake
Zone prepared by the Gateway ADD Staff. Although Morgan County lies partly
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within this Zone, the Morgan County Hazard Mitigation Committee feels that their
County should be classified as 100% within the Earthquake Hazard Area.
Probability of Future Events
As mentioned in the Earthquake Event History section of this Plan, the
earthquake event history for the Gateway Region is mixed. The largest
earthquake ever recorded in Kentucky was located in the Gateway Region, in
Sharpsburg, Bath County, with a Magnitude of 5.1.
On the other hand, and after reviewing the records of the United State Geological
Service and the Kentucky Geological Society, there appears to have been no
other Earthquake activity within or in close proximity to the Gateway Region.
Most of the activity in Kentucky has occurred in the western portion of the state,
specifically in the New Madrid seismic zone.
While we do not have a frequent history of Earthquakes within the Gateway
Region, we do lay claim to the largest earthquake ever recorded in Kentucky.
Since we only have one identified and recorded event to consider, the probability
that another Earthquake will affect the Gateway Region is 1 in 20 years.
3.3.2.g.
Wildfires
Definition
An average of 5,000,000 acres of land burn every year in the U.S., causing
millions of dollars in damage. Once a fire begins, it can spread at a rate of 14.29
miles per hour (23 kph) consuming everything in its path.
Sometimes fires occur naturally, ignited by heat from the sun or a lightning strike.
However, the majority of wildfires are the result of human carelessness.
Common causes for wildfires are:
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Arson
Campfires
Discarding lit cigarettes
Improperly burning debris
Playing with matches or fireworks
Prescribed fires
Everything has a temperature at which it will burst into flames. This temperature
is called a material’s “flash point”. Woods flash point is 572 degrees (300C).
When wood is heated to this temperature, it releases hydrocarbon gases that mix
with oxygen in the air, combust and create fire.
There are three components needed for ignition and combustion to occur. A fire
requires fuel to burn, air to supply oxygen, and a heat source to bring the fuel
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up to ignition temperature. Heat, oxygen and fuel form the fire triangle. If you
could take away any one of the pillars of the fire triangle, you can control and
ultimately extinguish the fire.
After combustion occurs and a fire begins to burn, there are three factors that
determine how the fire spreads, fuel, weather and topography.
Fuel can include everything from trees, underbrush and dry grassy fields to
homes. The amount of flammable material that surrounds a fire is referred to as
the fuel load. Fuel load is measured by the amount of available fuel per unit
area, usually tons per acre.
Weather plays a major role in the birth, growth and death of a wildfire. Drought
leads to extremely favorable conditions for wildfires, and winds aid a wildfire’s
progress. The sticks, trees, and underbrush on the ground receive radiant heat
from the sun, which heats and dries potential fuels.
Warmer temperatures allow for fuels to ignite and burn faster, adding to the rate
at which a wildfire spreads. For this reason, wildfires tend to rage in the
afternoon, when temperatures are at their hottest.
Topography can either aid or hinder wildfire progression. The most important
factor in topography as it relates to wildfire is slope. Unlike humans, wildfires
usually travel uphill much faster than downhill. The steeper the slope, the faster
the fire travels. Fires travel in the direction of the ambient wind, which usually
flows uphill.
Additionally, the fire is able to preheat the fuel further up the hill because the
smoke and heat are rising in that direction. Conversely, once the fire has reached
the top of the hill, it must struggle to come back down because it is not able to
preheat the downhill fuel as well as the uphill.
In addition to the damage that fires cause as they burn, they can also leave
behind disastrous problems, the effects of which might not be felt for months
after the fire burns out.
When fires destroy all the vegetation on a hill or mountain, it can also weaken the
organic material in the soil and prevent water from penetrating the soil. One
problem that results from this is extremely dangerous erosion that can lead to
debris flows.
While we often look at wildfires as being destructive, many wildfires are actually
beneficial. Some wildfires burn the underbrush of a forest, which can prevent a
larger fire that might result if the brush were allowed to accumulate for a long
time.
Wildfires can also benefit plant growth by reducing disease spread, releasing
nutrients from burned plants into the ground and encouraging new growth.
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Every year, thousands of firefighters put their lives at risk to battle merciless
blazes. The elite, ground-based firefighters fit into two categories. Hotshots work
in 20-person teams their main job being to build a firebreak around the fire to
keep it from spreading.
A firebreak is a tract of land that has been stripped of any possible fuel for the
fire. Hotshots are employed by the US Forest Service. Smokejumpers are
paratroopers who jump out of planes to get to small blazes located in remote
areas.
Backfires may also be used in fighting wildfires. Backfires are fires that are
started by the ground crew and advance toward the burning fire and its purpose
is to burn any potential fuel source in the path of the wildfire.
The following maps depict the locations of the fires that have occurred in the
Gateway Region individual counties and cities, where available from 2000 to
2004, or a span of 5 years.
History of Wildfires in the Gateway Region
According to the Kentucky Division of Forestry, since 2000 the Gateway Region
has been impacted by 203 Wildfire events. The charts below show the total
Wildfire events for the individual Gateway Region counties.
Wildfires In The Gateway Region
From 2000 to 2004
8%
21%
6%
6%
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
59%
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Wildfire Occurences By County
From 2000 to 2004
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Source: Kentucky Division of Forestry. Data limitations include the time of the
reported information, which is 2000 forward, and the Magnitude of these wildfire
events is not known. It is also not known whether or not these are repetitive
wildfires. Future updates may include specifically locating the exact GPS location
of these events and the identification of the magnitude of these events in terms of
acres affected and dollars in damage.
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Event
Wildfires
Wildfires
Wildfires
Wildfires
Wildfires
Historic
Frequency
17 in 60 months
12 in 60 months
12 in 60 months
119 in 60 months
43 in 60 months
Probability of
Future Events
1 every 3.5 months
1 every 5 months
1 every 5 months
2 every month
1 every 1.4 months
Impact
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Wildfire Magnitude Findings 2000 to 2004 (Acres Burned)
Year
Bath County
Menifee County
Montgomery County
Morgan County
Rowan County
Gateway Region
2000
275
29
4
1,205
91
1,604
2001
67
38
12
1,262
299
1,678
2001
18
4
26
338
9
395
2003
2
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933
9
953
2004
17
5
4
464
18
508
Total
379
77
54
4,202
426
5,138
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Summary and Conclusions of the Wildfire Profile
Information from the above charts has been used to define the frequency of
wildfire events since 2000. The Regional Mitigation Committee has determined
that the best way to define the impact of wildfire events is based on the number
of occurrences over the five-year period. Impact was rated as 1 representing the
county affected the most and 5 being the least affected.
Without question, Morgan County suffers from wildfires more so than any other
County within the Gateway Region, with an average month containing 2 wildfires.
Rowan County, which borders Morgan County, suffers from wildfires the second
most with an average wildfire every 1.4 months. Bath, Menifee and Montgomery
Counties are affected by wildfires, but not nearly as much as the other two
counties mentioned above. The probability of future wildfire events in these three
counties range from 1 every 3.5 months to 1 every 5 months.
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3.3.2.h
Dams/Levees
Definition
One of the first steps to reduce the damage of flooding is the modification of the
floodplain. When a floodplain needs to be modified the choice comes up as to
how it will be modified. The deciding factor for determining which object is used
is the location of the object and the purpose it has for that location.
Dams are a vital part in controlling flooding in America. When a dam is built the
area behind it becomes a reservoir. A dam is not solely designed to prevent
flooding, but they can help to reduce the floodwaters. In the event of a flood,
excess floodwater can be stored in the reservoir. As time permits, the water flow
rate can be changed and the floodwaters can be regulated.
Unfortunately, this is not a foolproof way to stop flood damage. In the event the
floodwaters are greater than the capacity of the reservoir, the damage can be
extreme. When a reservoir is in risk of failure, there is not much that can be
done. The resultant surge of water comes at a much higher velocity and volume
than the water that filled the reservoir. This surge can cause considerable
damage.
Dams are large-scaled structural objects used to prevent flooding. On a much
smaller scale are dikes, levees and floodwalls. These structures are used to
prevent flooding up to a designated level. They are designed with specific
qualifications in mind.
Dikes, levees and floodwalls are made to resist erosion, cracking and seepage.
Because of the size of these structures, they are more flexible than dams. They
are easier to construct and provide protection to more specific areas.
Unfortunately, they also have many of the same problems as larger dams.
Rivers naturally erode their banks in preparation for flooding.
When levees and floodwalls are put in the rivers natural process is interrupted.
As with larger dams, when these structures fail the resulting velocity of water can
cause considerable damage. By providing protection for one area, dikes, levees
and floodwalls force higher velocity water downstream and impede the flow of
water upstream thereby increasing flooding.
Residents who live in floodplains protected by dikes, levees and floodwalls tend
to have a false sense of security. In times of flooding they tend to rely heavily on
the levee that may be protecting them. People in these floodplains also develop
the feeling that they have protection from flooding. In the end, they do less to
protect their property and when the levee fails, they experience heavy damage.
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History of Dams/Levees Within The Gateway Region
There are 28 identified Dams/Levees located within the Gateway Region.
Montgomery County has the largest number of Dams/Levees with 10, followed
by Bath County with 8, Rowan County has 4 and both Menifee and Morgan
County’s have 3.
Below is a chart listing all the known Dams/Levees within the Gateway Region.
County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Totals
Name
Cave Run Lake Dam
Flat Creek Farm Lake Dam
Lila Leech Farm Lake Dam
Olympia Springs Dam
Olympia State Forest Dam
Salt Lick Creek MPS #3
Salt Lick Creek Watershed
Spring Grove Lake
8 Dams/Levees
Owner
CELRL
James Mann
Bob Ovington
Church of God
Michael Campbell
Bath County SCD
Salt Lick Watershed CD
Pleasant View Farm
Year
Built
1974
1963
1953
1972
1962
1982
1977
1943
Hazard
Level
High
Low
Low
Low
Low
Significant
Low
Low
Source: HAZUS-MH & National Inventory of Dams Website
County
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Totals
Name
Salt Lick Creek FRS #1
Tanglewood Lake Dam
Walker Construction Dam
3 Dams/Levees
Owner
Salt Lick Creek WCD
Mitch Adams
AW Walker & Sons
Year
Built
1976
1963
1967
Hazard
Level
Low
Significant
High
County
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Totals
Name
Owner
Brashear Dam
Kentucky Timber
Diedrich Lake Dam
Ronnie Diedrich
Sid Calk Lake Dam
Sid Calk Lake H'owners Assoc.
Mann Dam
Larry Schwartz
McKee Scout Camp
Boy Scouts Bluegrass
Mt. Sterling Dam
Mt. Sterling Golf Course Mt. Sterling Golf & Country Club
Montgomery Land Fill Pond
Rumpke of Kentucky
Rumpke of Kentucky
Rumpke of Kentucky
10 Dams/Levees
Year
Built
1970
1998
1940
1960
1959
1960
1961
1995
1995
1995
Hazard
Level
Low
High
Significant
Low
High
Significant
Low
High
High
High
County
Name
Owner
Morgan Not Known-NW Section of Co.
Not Known
Not Known
Morgan Pleasant Valley Country Club Pleasant Valley Country Club
Totals
3 Dams/Levees
Year
Built
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Hazard
Level
Low
Low
Not Known
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County
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Totals
Name
Clements Lake Dam
Lake Lewman
Lakeview Heights
Lakeview Heights
4 Dams/Levees
Owner
Lake Lewman Association
Lakeview Heights
Lakeview Heights
Year
Built
1950
1967
Not Known
Not Known
Hazard
Level
High
High
Not Known
Not Known
Of the 28 Dams/Levees listed in the charts above, and on a Regional Basis, 12,
or 43% are classified as Low Hazard. 9, or 32%, are classified as High Hazard.
4, or 14%, are classified as Significant Hazard and the remaining 3, or 11%, are
classified as Unknown. Seventy percent (70%) of the Dams/Levees in
Montgomery County are classified as either High or Significant Hazard.
SIGNIFICANT DAM/LEVEE EVENT IN THE GATEWAY REGION
The largest Dam within the Gateway Region is the Cave Run Lake Dam, which
sits on 8,270 acres of surface area and is about 48 miles in length during the
summer months. The Dam has a maximum height of 148 feet and measures
about a half-mile in length.
Construction of this Dam started in 1965 and was finished in 1973. Although it is
widely known for its recreational opportunities and scenic beauty, it was
constructed primarily for the purpose of reducing flood damage.
Cave Run Lake Dam reduces flood stages along the Licking River Valley below
the Dam, and also serves as a unit of the flood protection plan for the Ohio River
Basin. It also enhances water quality along the lower Licking River by increasing
the flow of water during dry periods.
Cave Run Lake also controls water from all the rivers and streams within an 826
square mile drainage area upstream from the Dam. Following the rains that
cause flooding, the water passing through this Dam is reduced. Floodwater from
the drainage area is captured and stored in the lake. This action lowers the level
of the rivers downstream from the Dam, thus reducing flood damage. The
floodwater is stored in the lake until downstream rivers and lakes have receded
enough to safely begin releasing the stored water and is released at a rate that
will not endanger lives or property. Should the lake ever reach its maximum
storage capacity, it would have a surface area of 14,870 acres and its length
would increase to over 66 miles.
The US Army Corps of Engineers estimates that, since its completion, Cave Run
Lake Dam has prevented over $165,700,000 in flood damages.
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SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION OF THE DAMS/LEVEES PROFILE
The preparer of this Hazard Mitigation Plan performed a search of the World
Wide Web to uncover any Dam/Levee Failures within the Gateway Region. Non
were found. However, it was learned that the average life span of a Dam was 50
years.
Using the 50-year figure, it was determined that Bath County has two dams that
meet the criteria for having outlived their useful life span. Spring Grove Lake,
owned by Pleasant View Farm, was constructed in 1943 and is classified as Low
Hazard and the Lila Leech Farm Lake Dam, which was constructed in 1953 and
is classified as a Low Hazard Dam.
The oldest known Dam in Menifee County, the Tanglewood Lake Dam, owned by
Mitch Adams, was constructed in 1963 and is classified as a Significant Hazard
Dam.
Montgomery County has two Dams, built in the 1940’s and 1950’s, that have/are
close to having outlived their useful life span. The Sid Calk Lake Dam, owned by
the Sid Calk Lake Homeowners Association was built in 1940 and is classified as
a Significant Hazard Dam. The McKee Scout Camp Dam, owned by the Boy
Scouts of the Bluegrass was built in 1959 and is close to having lived its useful
life span. It is classified as a High Hazard Dam.
The information concerning the Dams within Morgan County is incomplete, at
best. The dates these Dams/Levees were built, as well as their classified Hazard
Levels, is not known. Future Plan updates should focus on retrieving this
information for the benefit of the general public.
Rowan County has one Dam, the Clements Lake Dam, which was built in 1950,
making it 55 years old. This Dam is classified as a High Hazard Dam.
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3.3.3
Assessing Vulnerability: Identifying Assets
There are many areas to concentrate on when assessing the vulnerability of all the assets located
within the five-county Gateway Region. For the purpose of this Hazard Mitigation Plan, the following
areas were reviewed and researched to try, as close as possible, to get an accurate snapshot of the
Region and its assets as it stands today and into the near future. There are two areas, each which
encompass many different aspects that make up the Asset Total of the Gateway Region.
The first area is what’s known as the “Building Stock”. This is basically the buildings of the Region,
whether they are constructed of wood, brick, etc. or whether they are one-story, two-story, etc. To go
a step further, we have classified these buildings into specific uses, because the use of the building
determines its value.
The following areas of Building Stock were identified using HAZUS-MH and the value of the Building
Stock was determined using FEMA published reports:
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Residential Building Stock
Commercial Building Stock
Religious Building Stock
Industrial Building Stock
Educational Building Stock
Governmental Building Stock
Agricultural Building Stock
The second area to be considered in determining the Gateway Regions assets is known as Critical
Facilities. These assets include Major Roads/Bridges, Water Treatment Plants and their Pipelines,
Wastewater Treatment Plants and their Pipelines, Water Storage Tanks, Water Pump Stations,
Commercial Towers, Dams/Levees, Health Care Facilities, Oil Facilities and their Pipelines, Natural
Gas Facilities and Their Pipelines and Electric Power Facilities.
The following areas of Critical Facilities were identified using HAZUS-MH and FEMA published
reports:
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Transportation Facilities
Lifeline Utility Systems
Essential Facilities
High Potential Loss Facilities
Hazardous Materials Facilities
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Building Stock Exposure To Natural Hazards Within The Gateway Region
The Gateway Region is vulnerable to many Natural Hazards or Disasters, with the Flood and Flash
Flooding hazard being the most damaging. Based on Natural Hazard profile data, the structures at
risk are those located within the 100-year floodplain, which are shown in all the Gateway Region
counties and within the cities, if applicable, of Salt Lick, Sharpsburg, Owingsville, Frenchburg,
Camargo, Jeffersonville, Mt. Sterling, West Liberty, Lakeview Heights and Morehead.
According to information provided by HAZUS-MH, FEMA and from information provided through
research by the Gateway ADD Staff and the County Hazard Mitigation Committees, there are:
27,459 Residential Structures (Homes) within the Gateway Region that are vulnerable to Natural
Hazards. The Regional exposure amount of these residential structures to the natural disasters total
$2,835,129,000. Montgomery and Rowan County’s, in that order, have the most amount of exposure
to its residential building stock calculated at $890,088,000 and $842,658,000, respectively.
Combined, Montgomery and Rowan County have within their boundaries 61% of the housing stock
exposed to Natural Hazards. The three remaining Gateway Region counties, Bath, Menifee and
Morgan, account for the remaining 39% of housing stock exposed to Natural Hazards.
1,541 Commercial Structures (Businesses) within the Gateway Region that are vulnerable to
Natural Hazards. The Regional exposure amount of these Commercial Structures to Natural Hazards
total $414,119,000. Montgomery and Rowan County’s, in that order, have the most amount of
exposure to its commercial building stock calculated at $168,898,000 and $154,728,000, respectively.
Combined, Montgomery and Rowan County have located within their boundaries 69%, or about 7 out
of 10, of all the identified Commercial Structures. The three remaining Gateway Region counties,
Bath, Menifee and Morgan, account for the remaining 31% of commercial building stock exposed to
Natural Hazards.
273 Religious Structures (Churches) within the Gateway Region that is vulnerable to Natural
Hazards. The Regional exposure amount of these Religious Structures to Natural Hazards total
$50,784,000. Bath, Montgomery and Rowan Counties have 72% of the identified churches in the
Gateway Region and also assume 79% of the exposure, calculated at $40,031,000.
55 Industrial Structures are located within the Gateway Region. The Regional exposure amount of
these Industrial Structures total $111,041,000. Montgomery County has 44% of the identified
Industrial Structures within the Gateway Region with Rowan County having 25%. In addition to
owning 44% of the identified Industrial Structures in the Gateway Region, Montgomery County also
bears 70% of the total exposure of Industrial Structures at $78,140,000.
52 Educational Structures (Public and Private Schools), preschool, K-12 and Post Secondary are
located within the Gateway Region. The Regional exposure amount of these Educational Structures
total $30,986,000. Approximately 55% of these schools are located within Rowan and Montgomery
Counties, with 15 and 14 each, respectively. Rowan County bears 44% of the Total Regional
Exposure to Educational Structures at $13,493,000.
42 Governmental Structures (Police and Fire Stations) are located within the Gateway Region. The
Regional exposure amount to these Government Buildings have been calculated at $33,320,000.
Rowan County claims 4 of the 11 Police Stations within the Gateway Region. In addition to the
Morehead Police Department and the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office, this county also houses a police
force for Morehead State University in addition to a Kentucky State Police Post being located there. In
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the area of Fire Stations, Morgan, with 8 and Montgomery and Rowan with 7 each, account for almost
71% of the Gateway Regions total.
HAZUS-MH indicates that there are 4 Agricultural Structures located within the Gateway Region.
When queried further, the exact locations could not be located within this program. FEMA’s report
titled “Building Stock Exposure By General Occupancy” indicates that there is $12,367,000 worth of
agricultural building stock in the Gateway Region. Montgomery County has the most exposure in this
area at $4,069,000, followed by Bath County at $2,796,000, Menifee County with $2,649,000, Rowan
County with $2,142,000 and Morgan County having the least agricultural building stock exposure at
$711,000.
Summing up the seven preceding paragraphs, the Gateway Region has 29,422 Building Structures,
representing seven different categories that have a current Building Stock Exposure or Replacement
Value of $3,487,746,000.
Residential Structures account for over 81% of the Building Stock Exposure/Replacement Value at
$2,835,129,000. Commercial Structures account for 11% of the overall Building Stock Exposure, or
$414,119,000. The third largest area of Building Stock Exposure is in the Industrial sector, at
$111,041,000.
The following charts will provide a County-by-County and Regional detailed breakdown of the
Building Stock Exposure by category and amount: The County data in the charts below reflect the
incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. Exposure Values were provided by HAZUSMH.
Bath County
Residential
Commercial
Religious
Industrial
Educational
Police
Fire
Agricultural
Bldg. Stock Total
# of Structures/
Total
Facilities
Exposure
4,259
$377,802,000
155
$30,819,000
56
$3,806,000
6
$7,876,000
7
$3,833,000
2
$2,744,000
5
$2,940,000
$2,796,000
4,490
$432,616,000
Source: Census Bureau/FEMA/Committee Input
Menifee County
Residential
Commercial
Religious
Industrial
Educational
Police
Fire
Agricultural
Bldg. Stock Total
# of Structures/
Total
Facilities
Exposure
3,104
$309,846,000
87
$15,522,000
25
$5,436,000
7
$6,914,000
6
$4,000,000
1
$1,372,000
4
$2,352,000
$2,649,000
3,234
$348,091,000
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# of Structures/
Total
Montgomery County
Facilities
Exposure
7,964
$890,088,000
Residential
581
$168,898,000
Commercial
78
$20,737,000
Religious
24
$78,140,000
Industrial
14
$4,118,000
Educational
2
$2,744,000
Police
7
$4,116,000
Fire
$4,069,000
Agricultural
Bldg. Stock Total
8,670
$1,172,910,000
Morgan County
Residential
Commercial
Religious
Industrial
Educational
Police
Fire
Agricultural
Bldg. Stock Total
# of Structures/
Total
Facilities
Exposure
4,609
$414,735,000
225
$44,152,000
52
$5,317,000
4
$3,217,000
10
$5,542,000
2
$2,744,000
8
$4,704,000
$711,000
4,910
$481,122,000
Rowan County
Residential
Commercial
Religious
Industrial
Educational
Police
Fire
Agricultural
Bldg. Stock Total
# of Structures/
Total
Facilities
Exposure
7,523
$842,658,000
493
$154,728,000
62
$15,488,000
14
$14,894,000
15
$13,493,000
4
$5,488,000
7
$4,116,000
$2,142,000
8,118
$1,053,007,000
Gateway Region
Residential
Commercial
Religious
Industrial
Educational
Police
Fire
Agricultural
Bldg. Stock Total
# of Structures/
Facilities
27,459
1,541
273
55
52
11
31
29,422
Total
Exposure
$2,835,129,000
$414,119,000
$50,784,000
$111,041,000
$30,986,000
$15,092,000
$18,228,000
$12,367,000
$3,487,746,000
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All County data included in the charts above include both the incorporated and unincorporated areas
of that County.
Building Stock Exposure (All Categories) Per Gateway
Region County
$1,400,000,000
$1,200,000,000
Bath
$1,000,000,000
$800,000,000
Menifee
Monomery
$600,000,000
Morgan
$400,000,000
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Identification of Assets
In addition to the identifying and profiling where hazard events may occur, this section of the Plan
identifies what asset(s) can be affected by the different Natural Hazards. Building upon the hazard
area maps found in the profile in the previous section, we now can map and describe the vulnerability
from these Natural Hazards to the different types and numbers of existing and future Building Stock
and Critical Facilities located in each identified hazard area.
The information for this section of the Plan was collected from a variety of resources including the
HAZUS-MH, the Kentucky Data CD, the National Climatic Data Center and from the County
Mitigation Committee Members input.
Resources acquired in the past and located within the Gateway ADD archives was also used. The
information was collected, mapped and summarized by the Gateway ADD GIS Staff and reviewed
and analyzed by the County Mitigation Committees for ultimate inclusion in the Plan.
This Section was prepared using the best data available for identifying types and numbers of existing
buildings and critical facilities. There was no structure point or parcel information available from the
local PVA’s to identify the types and numbers of structures in each hazard area. Consultation
between the Local County Mitigation Committees, the Gateway ADD Staff and the local DES officials
provided the basis for determining the number of buildings within a particular natural hazard area.
Using the figure reached by consensus against he replacement dollar values of each building or
critical facility, the committees could determine a dollar loss estimation for each particular hazard.
The following chart represents the availability of Local PVA GIS data, or a map inventory, indicating
the structures located in flood areas.
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PVA Map Inventory For Each Jurisdiction
Jurisdiction
Bath County
City of Salt Lick
City of Sharpsburg
City of Owingsville
Menifee County
City of Frenchburg
Montgomery County
City of Camargo
Morgan County
Rowan County
City of Morehead
Structure
Points
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Parcel
Boundaries
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
For the other identified hazards, which are found in section 3.3.1 Identifying Hazards, committee
members were not able to identify specific hazard areas for those hazards. These hazards were
tornados, severe thunderstorms, severe winter storms, and have been determined by the County
Hazard Mitigation Committees to potentially affect anything within each jurisdiction.
These hazards and their occurrence are not limited to any particular area based on past historical
events and documentation as provided in the Hazard Profile section. These particular hazards can
affect any jurisdiction at any time making every asset of each jurisdiction vulnerable; therefore, the
only maps specific to hazard areas created were for the flood, landslide and wildfires hazard areas.
Gateway Region Summary Building Counts
Using HAZUS-MH, Summary Building Count numbers were retrieved from its database. The numbers
in the areas of Commercial Buildings, Industrial Buildings, Religious Buildings and Educational
Buildings were deemed by the County Hazard Mitigation Committees seemed to be quite low. While
HAZUS-MH provided us with a Summary Building Count, a report generated by FEMA, “Building
Stock Exposure By General Occupancy” provided us with the total dollar exposure for each category.
Preliminary Numbers Produced By HAZUS-MH Re Summary Building Counts are as follows:
Gateway Region Summary Building Counts By County
Census
Tract
Bath
Menifee
Montg.
Morgan
Rowan
Region
ResiDential
4,259
3,104
7,964
4,609
7,523
27,459
Commercial
37
7
85
16
80
207
Industrial
1
3
40
5
49
Agricultural
1
2
1
4
Religion
1
4
12
2
6
25
Total
Gov't. Education Structures
2
4,283
6
3,126
2
8,103
7
4,634
3
1
7,619
20
1
27,765
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The County data in the chart above reflect the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County.
The Total Structure figures were provided by HAZUS-MH.
The County Hazard Mitigation Committees felt that there should be additional research prepared in
order to acquire a more, if not perfect, accurate listing of the, to the greatest extent possible, buildings
that house the abovementioned businesses, industries, churches and school facilities.
Using the FEMA generated report titled “Building Stock Exposure By General Occupancy” and
HAZUS-MH, it has been determined that within the Gateway Region, there is $3,487,746,000 worth
of exposure to the Building Stock within the Gateway Region from natural hazards. The chart below
outlines, by County, the amount of exposure, in dollars, to their different types of Building Stock.
Bath
County
Resident. 377,802,000
30,819,000
Commer.
7,876,000
Industrial
2,796,000
Agricult.
3,806,000
Religion
5,684,000
Govern.
3,833,000
Education
Total
432,616,000
Menifee
Montgomery
County
County
309,846,000
890,088,000
15,522,000
168,898,000
6,914,000
78,140,000
2,649,000
4,069,000
5,436,000
20,737,000
3,724,000
6,860,000
4,000,000
4,118,000
348,091,000 1,172,910,000
Morgan
Rowan
Region
County
County
Total
414,735,000
842,658,000 2,835,129,000
44,152,000
154,728,000
414,119,000
3,217,000
14,894,000
111,041,000
711,000
2,142,000
12,367,000
5,317,000
15,488,000
50,784,000
7,448,000
9,604,000
33,320,000
5,542,000
13,493,000
30,986,000
481,122,000 1,053,007,000 3,487,746,000
All County data included in the chart above includes both the incorporated and unincorporated areas
of that County. The Building Stock Exposure amounts were provided by HAZUS-MH.
Gateway Region Total Building Stock Exposure By Category
$3,000,000,000
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religion
Government
Education
$2,500,000,000
$2,000,000,000
$1,500,000,000
$1,000,000,000
$500,000,000
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The charts prepared below reflect a more accurate accounting of the Commercial, Industrial,
Religious, Educational and Governmental Buildings within each county within the Gateway Region. It
is by no means 100% accurate, but it does reflect a broader cross section that was extracted from the
HAZUS-MH database. In the future, and as the County Committees meet on a set basis, the building
counts for each of the areas above will be modified and will present a more accurate picture.
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The information contained within the following charts was obtained from the local Chamber of
Commerce offices, the Kentucky Department of Education, FEMA, through the Internet, from the
County Committees, via the local telephone books and from public input.
Residential Structures Within The Gateway Region
Using the FEMA generated report titled “Building Stock Exposure By General Occupancy”, it has
been determined that within the Gateway Region, there are 27,459 Residential Structures (houses).
Montgomery County has the most identified Residential Structures in the Gateway Region at 7,964,
followed by Rowan County with 7,523, Morgan County has 4,609, Bath County has 4,259 and
Menifee County has 3,104.
The Gateway Region has $2,835,129,000 worth of Residential Structures that are exposed to the
Natural Hazards. Montgomery County has the most exposure at $890,088,000, followed by Rowan
County at $842,658,000, Morgan County has $414,735,000, Bath County has $377,802,000 and
Menifee County has the least exposure at $309,846,000.
Using the numbers presented from HAZUS-MH and the FEMA reports, the chart below will show how
we derived the average replacement cost per Residential Structure.
Total
Residential
Exposure
Structures
$ 377,802,000
4,259
Bath
$ 309,846,000
3,104
Menifee
7,964
Montgomery $ 890,088,000
$ 414,735,000
4,609
Morgan
$ 842,658,000
7,523
Rowan
Region $ 2,835,129,000
27,459
Cost Per
Structure
$ 88,707
$ 99,822
$ 111,764
$ 89,984
$ 112,011
$ 103,250
of that County. Total Exposure values were provided by HAZUS-MH.
9,000
8,000
7,000
6,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
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Gateway Region County
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Amount Of Residential Structure Exposed To Natural
Hazards Within The Gateway Region
$1,000,000,000
$900,000,000
$800,000,000
$700,000,000
$600,000,000
$500,000,000
$400,000,000
$300,000,000
$200,000,000
$100,000,000
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Commercial Structures Within The Gateway Region
Using the FEMA generated report titled “Building Stock Exposure By General Occupancy”, it has
been determined that within the Gateway Region, there is $414,119,000 worth of exposure to the
business/commercial facilities from natural hazards.
For the purpose of this report, the Gateway ADD Staff, along with public input by the County Hazard
Mitigation Committees, has identified 1,541 Commercial Structures within the Gateway Region.
Montgomery County has the most identified Commercial Structures with 581, followed by Rowan
County with 493, Morgan County has 225, Bath County has 155 and Menifee County has 87.
Some of the businesses listed in this section of the Plan may or may not be physically located in the
County Seat cities of Owingsville, Frenchburg, Mt. Sterling, West Liberty or Morehead but may have
these cities mailing addresses.
The chart below will help the reader of this report to better understand the method used in
determining the average value of a Commercial Business (structure) within each Gateway Region
County. All County data included in the chart below includes both the incorporated and
unincorporated areas of that County.
Commercial
Identified
Average
Building
Commercial
Value Per
Structures
Structure
Stock
$
30,819,000
155
$ 198,832
Bath
$
15,522,000
87
$ 178,414
Menifee
581
$ 290,702
Montgomery $ 168,898,000
$
44,152,000
225
$ 196,231
Morgan
$ 154,728,000
493
$ 313,850
Rowan
Total
$ 414,119,000
1,541
$ 268,734
of that County. Commercial Building Stock values were provided by HAZUS-MH.
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Three Gateway Region Counties, Menifee, Montgomery and Rowan, and two cities, Camargo and
Jeffersonville in Montgomery County, has payroll taxes imposed on their businesses. The
governments of these three Counties and two Cities were able to provide GADD with a printout of the
business listing for their communities/County.
For those County’s and City’s without a payroll tax, within Bath and Morgan County’s, business
listings provided by the local Chambers of Commerce was used in addition to the research of local
telephone directories and newspapers to identify any existing commercial businesses.
Since the Gateway ADD is comprised of employees from all five counties within the Region, their
knowledge of their specific counties provided helpful as well. Input from the County Mitigation
Committees proved very valuable in the accurate listing for Commercial Structures.
Using the business listings provided by the local governments, there were distinctions that needed to
be drawn. Not everyone who is listed as a business actually has an office from which the services are
rendered. For example, it was felt by the County Hazard Mitigation Committee and Gateway ADD
Staff that an electrician generally works out of his/her truck or van, and therefore required no
warehouse or building in which to store their stock. The same held true for a person who paints for a
living. The businesses listed below are those who are believed or known to be located within a
building (structure) that is designed and equipped specifically for the individual vocation.
In some instances while reviewing the business charts below, you will see that some counties have,
for example, State Farm Insurance listed two or three times. That is because there are two or three
different agencies with the same name located in those counties. Also, from personal and Gateway
Staff knowledge, some of these businesses below may not be directly located within the city limits as
shown, They do have, however, mailing addresses for those cities.
Also discussed during the County Hazard Committee Meetings was how to classify a building in town
or within the County that currently stands vacant or empty. It was determined that if the building,
although it was currently vacant, could not easily be used for a Residential Structure and was
currently located within a business district, it would be counted as a Commercial Structure.
With the understanding that small businesses are always starting up and sometimes close and go out
of business and at other times may relocate, and with future funding made available from FEMA,
future Plan updates will result in closer look at the Commercial Structures located within the Gateway
Region.
The following charts below outline, by County, the names of the local Business/Commercial entities
that are located within the Gateway Region. These identified Commercial Structures (businesses)
have been reviewed by the County Hazard Mitigation Committees and additions, deletions and name
changes have been made per their recommendations.
All County data included in the charts below include both the incorporated and unincorporated areas
of that County.
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Anderson's Ashland Svc. Station
A+ Insurance Center Of Owingsville
Accusigns
Angies Hair Design
Bath County Florist
Bath County Medical Clinic
Bath County News Outlook
Bath Medical Transportation
Bath Motor Parts
Bath Veterinary Clinic
Bethel Service Station
Bill's Marine Service
Blevins Grocery
Blevins Village Mart
Bobby's Machine Shop
Bryan Miller Insurance Agency
Bryan Miller Motors
Buster's
Byrd's Chrysler
Byron & Roberts, Attorneys
C& J Jewelry and Pawn
C&S Western Wear
Carolyn Belcher, CPA
Cave Run Lake RV Outlet
Cecil Williams Garage
Champ Maze, Attorney
Christian Social Services
Citizens Bank
Citizens Bank
Clear Creek Market
Colonial Rest Home
Cophers Chevron
Cophers Grocery
Corner Cuts
Creekside Village
Crooks Grocery
Dairy Queen
Dave’s Discount Tobacco
Days Inn
Delta Natural Gas
Den of Antiquity
DF Bailey, Inc.
Dog Gone Pretty
Dollar General Store
Don Cameron, MD
Donald Maze, Attorney
Doug Moore, CPA
Location
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
Salt Lick
Preston
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
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Doug Stone Realty
Dutch's Chevy Olds
Elmer Auto Sales
Elwood’s Auto Service
Erma’s Restaurant
Extreme Salon & Lollipops
Family Dollar Store
Family Hairstyling
Farmers Banking Center
Ferguson Staffing
Fill Zone Food & Fuel
Frances Apel State Farm
G&W Auto Sales
Gateway Motocross Park
George B. Stone Company
GSA Construction, Inc.
H&R Block
Hair Express
Hardy's Food Mart
Hill Top Lodge Rehab. Center
Hometown Mortgage of KY
Hughes & Williamson, PLLC
Inspection USA
Insurance Ctr. of Owingsville
Integra Bank
Ira Kilburn, Attorney
John Clark Oil Company
Judy's Beauty Salon
Karen’s Hair Fashions
Kentucky Farm Bureau
Kim Hunt Price, Attorney
Knick Knack Flowers & Gifts
Kountry Kettle
Ky. Center For Orthodontics
Larry Hamlin, DMD
Lighthouse Candles
Lisa Rogers Realty
Manley's Used Cars
Maze Standard Food Mart
McArthur Lumber and Post
McDonalds Restaurant
McKenzie Pallet
Midland Grocery & Frostee Freeze
Midland Trail Restaurant
Miller Carpet & Tile
Miller Furniture & Appliances
Mis Baisanos
Location
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Sharpsburg
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Midland
Salt Lick
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Momma Joe's Pizzeria
New Spot Roller Rink
Newhope Medical Clinic
Olympia Food Mart
Outpost RV Park
Owingsville Banking Company
Owingsville Communications
Owingsville Drug/Sterling Pharmacy
Owingsville Food Land
Perfect Lady Beauty Salon
Polksville Country Mart
Powell Funeral Home
Precision Clean, Inc.
Ralph Crouch General Store
Red Head Oil
Red Top Grocery
Reeves Lumber Company
Richardson & Smith, Attorneys
Richardson Funeral Home
Richardson's IGA
Richie Hunt Funeral Home
Ridgeway Nursing & Rehab. Facility
Riverside Heat Wave
Riverside Photography Studio
Roberts Ky. Food
Roe Enterprises, Inc.
Roe Insurance
Roger Copher Barn
Rogers Hardware
Rogers Stables
Roy Miller HVAC
Roy's Auto Sales
Salt Lick Deposit Bank
Salt Lick Deposit Bank
Salt Lick Grocery
Sharpsburg Medical Clinic
Sharpsburg Super Market
Stampers Mobile Homes & Sales
Steve Butcher Auto Sales
Subway
Swartz Mowing, Inc.
Tabor's Corner
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.
The Blossom Shop
The Studio
The Video Store
Thompson Transportation Services
Location
Sharpsburg
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Olympia
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Olympia
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
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Name
Tom's Pizza
Town & Country Food Mart
Vance’s Auto Parts
VFW Post 7497
Video Express
Walters Antiques
Wander In
Waste Management
Wayne's Boat Service
Whitt's Body Shop
Wildwood Flowers & Gifts
William Cecil Used Cars
Williams Food Mart
WKCA Radio
Location
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Source: Local Chamber of Commerce/Telephone Directory/Committee Input
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28
Menifee County Commercial Bldgs.
Page 1/3
Name
460 Car Wash
Amburgeys Wholesale
Backs Body Shop
Barton’s Fine Foods
Beaver Creek Apartments
Beaver Creek Tire & Auto Center
Becky's Hairport
Bobbies Hair Shop
Botts General Store
Brown Pallet
Browns Hardware
Care First, Inc
Carrington Greens Golf Course
Casual Corner Consignment
Citgo
CKS Mortgage
Clayton Wells Store
Collinsworth Garage
Commonwealth Container
Computer Express
Concrete Specialties
Creek Side Cuts
Curl Up N Dye
Debbie’s Beauty Shop
Doug Stamm Real Estate
Eastin & Taul Funeral Home
Edgewood Estates
Family Dollar
Location
Frenchburg
Means
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Wellington
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Wellington
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Denniston
Wellington
Means
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
169
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Name
Foothills Courier
Frenchburg Apartments
Frenchburg Furniture & Appliances
Frenchburg Pharmacy
Frenchburg Sporting Goods
Frenchburg Tire & Auto Center
Frenchburg Truck & Auto
Gary’s Archery
Granny's Restaurant
Hilltop Auto Sales
Hitch N Post
Ingram’s Express Mart
Ingram’s Mini Mart
J&B Floor Coverings
J&J Bargain Corral
Jerry's Discount Gas
Job Corps Center
John Nefzger, Attorney
Ky. Farm Bureau Insurance
Lawson Paving & Sealing
Lawson Real Estate
Lawson-Crain Lumber Company
Lisa's Custom Cuts
Maness Body Shop
Mays Body Shop
Means Food Mart
Menifee Block Company
Menifee Bookkeeping & Tax Service
Menifee County Medical Clinic
Menifee County Pharmacy
Menifee Home For Funerals
Merlin's Body Shop
Mike Brown Real Estate
Mountain Muskie Lodge
Mountain Telephone
Murphy’s Grocery
Murphy's Welding
Personal Favorites Antiques
Praters Tool Sales
Preferred Capital, Inc.
Ratliff Army Surplus & Woodcraft
Ross Grocery
S&D Food and Fuel
Shoprite
Smallwood’s Lumber
Stephens Law Group
Subway
Location
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Wellington
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Wellington
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Means
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Means
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Means
Mariba
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Wellington
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Mariba
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Wellington
Wellington
Frenchburg
Wellington
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
170
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Name
Sugar & Spice
Susan Lacy, CPA
T&T Frosty Freeze
Taul Funeral Home
The Bull
The Hair Loft
Trading Post
Traditional Bank
US60 Car Wash
Walnut Grove Apartments
Wellington Food & Fuel
Wheel N Deal
Location
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Wellington
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Wellington
Frenchburg
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Montgomery Co. Commercial Bldgs.
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Name
A Moment In Time
A Plus Rent To Own
A&W Auto Repair
A1 Mini Storage
Ability Machine Shop
AC's Hair Company
Adams Van Lines
Adecco
Advance Auto Parts
Akers Appraisal Service & Real Estate
Alan Schultz, MD
Albert Vollmer, DMD
Alliance Staffing
Allstate Insurance
Always In Season
Amburgeys Farm Machinery
American Highway Fence
Angela Patrick, Attorney
Angela Tapp Real Estate
Applebee's
Arby's
Arnett Trailer Sales
Aroma's Koffee Kottage
Asian Nails
Auto Dealers Supply
Auto Zone #1082
Avon Center
Backs Auto Auction
Backwoods Field & Stream
Baileys Auto Care Center
Location
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
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Name
Bailey's Landscaping
Baker Pharmacist, Inc.
Ballard Construction
Ballard’s Auto Clean Up
Bank Street Steakhouse/Lounge
Bramble Ridge Orchard
Barnes Blacktop & Sealing
Barnes Foodmart
Barnett Granite Works, Inc
Barney's Auto Sales
Benny's Auto Parts
Berryman's Tastee Treat
Big John's Restaurant
Big Lots Stores, Inc.
Big Red Liquors, Inc.
Bloomin Treasures
Blue Lagoon Pets
Bluegrass Motors
Bluegrass Pathology Associates
Bluegrass Tint & Seat Repair
Bluestone Manufacturing Service
Bob's Auto Sales
Bob's Dry Cleaners
Bob's Music World
Body Works Tattoo & Piercing
Bonfield Brothers
Booker T. George Barber Shop
Brandenburg New & Used Furniture
Branham Books
Breiner Lawn Mower Sales & Services
Brenda's Restaurant
Brewer Sales & Service
Broadway Tobacco Outlet
Brock-McVey
BT's Quick Mart #1
BT's Quick Mart #2
Buddy's Car Wash
Bull Winkle's Arcade
Burden & Moore, Inc.
Burger King
By-Pass Citgo, Inc.
Byram Ratliff, II M.D.
C & C Saloon
C & H Sales
C & O Pool Room
C. J.'s Bar, Inc.
Camargo Automotive Repair
Location
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
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Camargo Mini Storage
Camargo Pharmacy
Camargo Salvage
Camargo Transmission
Cammual Suttor, MD
Candles, Cloth & Wood
Cannon Equipment Rental & Supplies
Carl's Repair
Carpet Connection
Carquest/Auto Parts
Carrington Drug
Carson Industries
Cash Emporium, Inc.
Cash Express, LLC
Caswell Prewitt Realty
Caudill Truss Company
Caywood Auto Sales, Inc.
Cellular One
Central Kentucky Research Associates
Central Kentucky Termite
Central Kentucky Therapy Services
Chandler Machining Co.
Charles Rice, DMD
Check Advance
Check Into Cash
Chem Source, Inc.
Chenault Law Office PLLC
Children In Action Daycare
Children's Corner
China Wall Restaurant
Choices
Christi C. Burening, PhD & Associates
CIC Financial Services, LLC
Cinco, Inc.
Cingular Wireless, LLC
CITI Financial, Inc.
City Auto Transport, Inc.
City Cab Company
City Cartage
City Financial
City Tire and Service Center
Claytons Auto Supplies
Clemons Used Cars
Clinical Care Infusion
Clint's Barber Shop
Coast to Coast
Cockrell Garage, Inc
Location
Camargo
Camargo
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
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Name
Coffee Bean
Collett's Auto Sales
Colors Paint & Wallcovering
Colors, Inc.
Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth Urology, PSC
Community Trust Bank
Computer Island LLC
Conn's Body Shop
Constable Electric Motor Repair
Contemporary Medical Imaging Ctr.
Conveyor Specialists
Cookie's Basket & Antiques
Coons Floorcovering Installation
Corner Grocery
Country Charm Hairstyles
Country Classics
Country Home & Décor
Countryside Animal Hospital
Covington Therapy Services PL
Cracker Barrel
Create-A-Photo
Creech's Food Mart
Crockett Family Vision Center
Curves of Mt. Sterling
Custom Car Care
Custom Frame Shop
Custom Lawn Care
Custom Machining, Inc.
CVS RX Services, Inc.
D & R Auto Repair
D. B. Sales
Dairy Queen #44
Daniel B. Manley, DMD PSC
Darla's Little Rascals
Daughterys Marathon
David Allen’s TV Repair
David Gay Styling Salon
Dawahares
Days Inn
Dede's On Main
Dee's Auto Sales
Delori Candle Company LLC
Delta Natural Gas
Dena Halsey Beautician
Dennis Auto Sales
Dermatology Consultants
Location
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
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Name
Derrick Howard Paint & Wallpaper
Diljen, Inc.
Direct Satellite Sales & Service
DJ's Antiques & Used Furniture
Doc's Car Wash
Dollar General Corporation
Dollar Plus
Dollar Tree Stores, Inc.
Dolphin Pools, Inc.
Domino's
Domino's Pizza
Don C. McFadden, MD
Donna Cannon Hairdresser
Donna's Tax Service
Doug Dawson Motor Sales
Doug Martin Motors
Downtown Athletic Club
Downtown Auction & Flea Market
Dr. Dorothy Thompson
Dr. G. Scott Caudill
Dr. Mary L. Pratt
Drayer Physical Therapy
Drayer Physical Therapy Institute
Dream Styles, LLC
Dunn's Garage
Dustys Auto Service
Dutch's Chevy Olds
Ead's Supply and Cycle Sales
Eagle Carpet Care Service
East End Auto Sales
Eastland Grocery
Edward Jones Investments
El Camino Real
Eldridge's Barbeque
Elegantly Pregnant, LLC
Ellen P. Morgan, DDS, PSC
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Equine Textiles
Esteppe's Meat Packing
Estes & Son Tire
Etc., Etc.
Evelyn's Flowers & Gifts
Evergreen Barber & Beauty Salon
Express Food Mart
Expressions
F.C. Bryan Law Office, PSC
Location
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
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Name
Fairfield Inn
Family Affair Child Care
Family Care Clinic
Family Dentistry
Family Dollar Store #646
Farm Bureau Insurance
Fast Cash Pawn
Fast Change Lube & Oil
Fast Lane #11
Fast Lane Discount Tobacco
Fast Track/Apollo Car Wash
Faulkner & King, PSC
Ferguson Enterprise
Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.
Fields Family Dentistry
First Choice Greenhouses
First Class #6, LLC
Fitness of Mount Sterling
Flowers By Peggy On Main
Ford-Mercury, LLC
Foreign Auto, LLC
Fraley Automotive, Inc.
Fred V. Lause', D.P.M.
Friedman's Jewelers #5679
Frito-Lay, Inc.
Fritts Million Insurance
Furniture World
Gabbard's Tax Service
Garland Bulk Plant
Garrett Communications
Gateway Regional MRI PLLC
Gateway Auto Care
Gateway Customs
Gateway Cycles
Gateway Dental Care
Gateway Farm Supply, LLC
Gateway Gas & Oil
Gateway Livestock Auction
Gateway Mortgage Loan Broke
Gateway Physical Therapy & Re
Gateway Realty
Gateway Upholstery
General Nutrition Center #8881
Gene's Janitor Supply
Georgettes
Gerald's Auto Sales
Gibson's Automotive Repair
Location
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
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Name
Gilvin Realty
Gina Rose Hairdresser
Glenn Bentley's Body Shop
Glenna Brooks Salon
Global Tanning
Goodwill Industries of Kentucky
Goody's Family Clothing Store
Great Clips
Greathouse Packaging
Greg Stone Signs & Color Graphics
Gregory Jones, MD
Guys & Dolls Hair Design, LLC
Gwendolyn Chandler Beautician
H & R Block
Hair Affair
Hair Designers II
Hair Replacement Center
Hall's Auto Auction & Sales
Hall's Maytag Laundry, Inc.
Hall's Pay Lake
Hall's Service Center
Halsey's Tools & Gifts
Hammack Locust Auto Repair
Hardy BP Oil
Harris Used Cars
Hayden & Butler, PSC
Headlines Unisex Salon, Inc.
Healthcare Therapy Services,
Herald & Stewart Home for Funeral
Heaven Scent
Helderman Vision Center
Helton's Used Cars
Hiler's Used Cars
Hilltop Beverage
HLT Check Exchange, LLP
Hobbie Shop
Hoffman, Ison & Greene
Hometown Foodmart #1
Hometown Foodmart #2
Howard’s Body Shop
Hozay's Cantina, Inc
Imagistix, LLC
Integrity Orthopedics
Interstate Fence Supply, Inc.
Investment & Retirement Planning Ctr.
Isle of Tanning
J & J Direct Maytag, Inc.
Location
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
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Name
J & M Foodmart
J.C. Penny Company
Janice's Salon
JDR Family Dentistry PSC
Jeff Conn Body Shop
Jeff Prater Real Estate & Appr
Jeff's Quality Auto Sales
Jerry's Restaurant
Jess's Auto Sales, Inc.
Jim's Market
John Bowmans Auto Repair
John I. Gray, PSC
John Paul Kirkland Window
John T. Lane, CPA
Jones Grocery
JR's Produce
Juanita's Beauty Salon
K & M Auto Mart
Keath Bldg. & Supply Center
Keen Johnson
Kelly Orthopedics
Kelly Services, Inc.
Kenney Orthopedics, LLC
Kenny's Auto Parts
Kentucky Airmotive, Inc.
Kentucky Crash Parts, LLC
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Kentucky Used Store Fixtures
Kentucky Utilities
Kevin Cockrell
King & Points Physical Therapy
Kroger Limited Partnership
KY Petroleum Supply
KY Wifi, Inc
L. William Roberts, MD, PSC
Larry Mullins Auto Repair, LLC
Larry Reed Used Cars
Laundry Room
Layton's
Leak Hawkins, Attorney
Leather Goods Shop
Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken
Libby's Gift Shop
Linton Chiropractic
Little Acorn Oil of Mt. Sterling
Little Caesar's Pizza
Little Red Kaboose
Location
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
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Name
Litton's Greenhouses
Lon E. Roberts, MD
Long John Silver
Lori's Country Decor
Main Street Pawn
Main Street Quick Stop
Main Street Tobacco, LLC
Major Brands
Manley's Printing Sales
Mann Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Jeep
Mari-Mae's Homespun Creations
Mary Lee Eastham-OBGYN
Mary's Little Lambs Day Care
Maudie's Styles Unlimited
McCormick Land & Auction Co.
McCormick Lumber Company
McDonalds
Means Adult Primary Care Clinic
Means Used Furniture
Melini Cucina Italian Ristorante
Meyer Real Estate and Auction
Meyer's Dry Cleaners
Mi Finca, Inc.
Michael N. Prunty, PSC
Michelle Catlett, CPA
Michelle's Hair Hut
Midwest Treasures
Mikes Auto Parts
Mikes Liquors
Miller Sign & Crane
Mina's Place & Myra's Too
Mindy L. Coleman
Mirror Image Salon
Montg. Co. Council For The Arts
Montgomery Chiropractic Center
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Montgomery County Greenhouse
Montgomery Tractor Sales
Montgomery Veterinary Clinic
Morrison Insurance Agency
Movie Gallery Services, Inc.
Ms. Lotties on Main
Mt. Sterling Advocate/HASCO
Mt. Sterling Antique Mall
Mt. Sterling Auction
Mt. Sterling Auto Auction & Sal
Mt. Sterling Baseball Card Shop
Location
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
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Mt. Sterling Chiropractic
Mt. Sterling Clinic
Mt. Sterling Food Mart, LLC
Mt. Sterling Food Mart, LLC
Mt. Sterling Golf & Country Club
Mt. Sterling Liquor & Beer
Mt. Sterling Office Supply
Mt. Sterling Shoe & Boot Repair
Mt. Sterling Tobacco Services
Mt. Sterling Veterinary Hospital
Mt. Sterling Woodworking
Murphy Trim & Signature Signs
Nana's Attic
Nelson's Auto Sales
New Century Realty
New Farmers Warehouse
New Gateway Livestock
Nickell Auto Sales
Nickles Law Office, PLLC
Nina's House of Style
Noreans Hair Care
Northside Motel
Nutek Academy of Beauty
Oaks Garage
Old Silo Golf Course
Oldfield Patio Enclosures, Inc.
Oldfield Used Cars
One Touch Communications
Oney Construction
Oopsie Daisies
Papa Johns
Papania's, Inc.
Paris Nails
Party Paradise
Party Paradise, Inc.
Patrick & Leighton PLLC
Paul Cowden Attorney
Paul McLaughlin, MD
Payroll Plus LLC
Peach Service and Repair
Peking Chinese Restaurant
Peoples Exchange Bank
Phillip Morris
Pioneer Credit Company
Pizza Hut
Portrait Creations
Potters Nursery & Landscaping
Location
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
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Name
Prater Appliance
Quality Tire & Service
Queen Street Flea Market
Quick Cuts, LLC
R&D Fuel Stop
R.P. Fields, DMD
Radio Shack Corporation
Ramada, Ltd.
Ratliff, PSC
Raven Communications, Inc.
Rayburn's Market
Reddix Heating and Cooling
Redi Mart #3
Reffitt's Used Cars, Inc.
Rehabilitation Services of Mount Sterling
Rex Duff Law Offices
Reynolds Tax Service
Rips Barber Shop
Robert G. Heinrich, DMD
Robert H. Morris, DMD
Roscoe's Machine Shop
Ross Drugs
Route 11 Liquors, Inc
RS Technical Services
Rumpke Of Kentucky
Ruth Hunt Candy Co.
Sam's Floor Covering
Sandy Stewart Realty
Save A Lot
Scottish Inns
Shaw Heating & Cooling, LLC
Shear Perfections
Shell Food Mart #15
Sheryl's Hallmark
Shoe Sensation
Shoe Show of Rocky Mount, Inc.
Shoreacres Gun Shop
Shuman's Video
Smith Brothers Blacktopping
Smith Furniture & Appliance
Smithville Products
Smokehouse Antiques
Something Different Salon
Southern States Coop., Inc.
Special Occasions
Speech & Language Pathologist
Spencer & Dicken Barber Shop
Location
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
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Spoonamore Realty & Auction
St. Johns Carpet
Stanfield Welding Fabrication
Stanley's Auto Sales
Stan's TV Repair
State Farm Insurance
Steps Studio of Dance
Sterling Family Dental Care
Sterling Gallery
Sterling Imaging, PSC
Sterling Lanes
Sterling Wholesale, Inc.
Stone's Auto Sales
Storage Rentals Of America
Storage Rentals Of America
Stull's Tax Service
Subway
Subway
Sue Akers Realty
Sue's Beauty Salon
Super X, Inc.
Taco Bell
Taufik Kassis, MD
Taul Funeral Home
Tenth Frame Cinema, LLC
The Added Touch
The Alabaster Box, LLC
The Battery Shop, Inc.
The Beauty Parlor, Inc.
The Boot Ranch
The Car Lot, Inc.
The Coffee Bean, LLC
The Embroidery Cottage
The Gargoyle
The Living Room
The Mt. Sterling Advocate
The Plaid Rabbit
The Post Clinic, Inc.
The Studio
The Studio - Photography
Thomas C. Thornberry, MD
Thomas McCormick, MD
Timely Transcription
Tips Barber Shop, Inc.
Tipton Travel
Tipton's Temporaries & Court Reporters
Location
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
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TK's Gymnastics
Tommie's Style Salon
Tony's Auto Sales
Town & Country
Toy's KY Food Store
Traditional Bank Inc.
Tri-County Auto Sales, Inc.
Tru-Check, Inc.
U-Rent Self Storage, LLC
Utilico, Inc.
Veronica's Hair Design
Vickie C. Richardson, DPA, PSC
Village Buffet
Vinson and Sons, Inc.
Vitali & Associates, Inc.
Waggin Tail Kennel
Wal Mart
Webb's Tire Repair
Weight Watchers
Wendy's
West Main Auto Service
Westside Discount Furniture
Wheeler's Used Cars
Whisman Auto Sales
Whitaker Bank
Whitaker Pharmacy
White, Peck, Carrington, Williams & Neal
Whites Kountry Kitchen
Wholesale Jewelry Exchange
Williamson, Lane & Hughes
Wilson Auto Sales, Inc.
Witt & Son Small Engine Repair
Woodley's Fireside Gallery
Zee Medical
Location
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Levee
Jeffersonville
The Commercial Buildings listed in this Section are located within the incorporated and
unincorporated areas of Montgomery County. “Committee Input” refers to the Local County Hazard
Mitigation Committees.
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Morgan County Commercial Bldgs.
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460 Auto Sales
519 Food Mart
A1 Auto Wrigley
AB Cecil Auction & Realty
Ace Auto Body
Action Markets, Inc. #9
Adrenaline Sports, Inc
All Occasion Flowers
Allen’s Tire Supply
Animal Care Hospital
Baby’s Day Inn
Bank of the Mountains
Benton’s Grocery
Bernice’s Beauty Shop
Betty Riggsby Grocery
Bob Crain Repair Shop
Bolens Grocery
Brenda’s Beauty Shop
Browns Hardware and Electric
Browns Tires and Alignment
Browns TV
Bulk Plant, Inc.
C&M Tractor & Equipment Repair
Caney General Store
Cantrell’s Body Shop & Wrecker
Cantrell’s Used Cars
Carpet Connection
Char’s Small Engine Shop
Christian Church Child Care
Citizens Bank
Clevinger Monument
Clinic Pharmacy
Collins Bookkeeping & Tax Service
Commercial Bank
Complete Family Clinic
Computers & Car Phones
Conley General Store-Farm Supply
Conley-Gevedon Marathon
Consumer Lending Corp.
Couch Potato Video
Country Carpet
Country Corner Grocery
Country Curl Beauty Shop
Courier Publishing
Curves of West Liberty
Dairy Cheer
Danny Meenach, CPA
Location
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Cannel City
Hazel Green
West Liberty
Hazel Green
White Oak
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Caney
West Liberty
West Liberty
Ezel
Mize
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Ezel
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
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Name
David Fugate, DVM
David May Trucking
Days Inn
Dremas Country Curl
East Ky. Janitorial Service
Easy Elegance Beauty Shop
Edward C. Keeton, Attorney
Edward Ward, DVM
Elam Utility Company
Elam’s Furniture
Emerson’s Auto Service
Extreme Audio
Ezel Banking Center
Faith Family Practice
Family Dollar Stores
Fannin Appliances
Fannins Sawmill, Inc.
Farmhouse Favorites
Fashion Furniture Mart
Fill Zone
First National Bank
Fraley, Miller & Company
Frederick & May Construction
Frederick & May Lumber
Frederick Medical Clinic
Freezer Fresh Dairy
Gateway Realty
Gevedons Recycling
Gibson Auto Supply
Gift Baskets Galore
Gift Gallery
Giovanni’s Pizza
Go-Go Food Mart
GRACO Properties Realty
Grandview Buildings
Grassy Auto Parts
Greens Lawn Mower
Halseys Tools & Gifts
Hazel Green Food Mart
Headquarters Beauty Shop
Herald, Stewart & Halsey Funeral Home
Hi-E Citgo
High Energy Yamaha
Hutchinson’s Furniture
IGA #935
Ison Insurance
Location
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Ezel
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Hazel Green
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Index
West Liberty
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Isons Grocery & Hardware
Jacob Givens, DVM
James Frederick, MD
JC Penney Catalog Store
Jeanette’s Beauty & Tanning Salon
Jeffrey Bailey, DMD
Jerry Beasley Body Shop
Jimmy’s Auto Salvage
Jo Jann Builders
Joleen Frederick, Attorney
Jon’s Greenhouse & Produce
Jose Cordero, MD
K&B Gas and Grocery
Kee Hol Realty
Kentucky Farm Bureau
Key Communication Service
King Cash
Ky. River Community Care
Laser Perfect, Inc.
Laundry Room
Lawson Pallet & Skids
Legend Dairy Farm
Lenvils Beauty Salon
Lewis Sanitation
Liberty Heights Housing
Licking Valley RECC
Life Like Taxidermy
Main Street Apartments
Maloney’s Grocery
Marsha’s Beauty Shop
McDonalds
McKenzie Department Store
McKenzie Shopwise
McKenzie’s Pool Room
Medical Taxi
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studios
Midway Convenience
Millers Greenhouse
Morgan Chevrolet, Pontiac, Olds, GMC
Morgan County Ambulance Service
Morgan County ARH Clinic
Morgan County ARH Pharmacy
Morgan County Tree Nursery
Morgan Hose & Welding Supply
Morgan Tire Center
Morgan-Franklin, LLC
Location
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Malone
West Liberty
Hazel Green
Wrigley
West Liberty
West Liberty
Jeptha
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Ezel
Hazel Green
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Ezel
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Caney
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
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Name
Mother Goose
Mountain Mortgage Corporation
Mountain Realty
Mountain Telephone
Mt. Mission Opportunity Store
Murphy’s Upholstery Shop
Music Shop & Pawn Center
New World Video
Nickell & Steele KY Eye Institute
Norma’s Floral Expressions
Packs Discount Tobacco
Packs Grocery & Bakery Outlet
Pamida Discount Center
Parkway Discount Tobacco
Patrick Thrift Shop
Pats Bookkeeping & Tax Service
Patti’s Place
Philip Lawson Real Estate
Phipps Mobile Home Sales
Pizza Hut
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Porter Athletic Equipment Company
Potter Funeral Home
Randall’s Garage
Reber Woodworking
Rics Grocery
Rifle Coal
Riggsbys Garage
Rite Aid Pharmacy
Robert Henderson, DMD
Rocky Branch Barns
Rod & Staff Publishers
Roeding Insurance
Roses Beauty Shop
S&T Electronic Service
Sandra’s Quilts & Signs
Save A Lot
Scott’s Body Shop
Seasons Florist & Gift Shop
Shaun’s Tack Shop
Shear Magic
Sheets Body Shop
Sheets Bookkeeping & Tax Service
Sheets Quick Lube
Shoe Outlet
Silver Oaks Development
Smith Chiropractic Center
Location
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Ezel
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Hazel Green
Ezel
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Malone
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Malone
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Crockett
West Liberty
Ezel
Malone
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Wrigley
West Liberty
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Spencer’s Sawmill
Stacy’s Quick Stop
Standafer Builders
Steve O’Connor, Attorney
Steven Colwell, OD
Storage Rentals of America
Sturgills Market
Sues Tax & Bookkeeping
T&T Taxidermy
The Mane Event
Thomas Davis, Attorney
Timberland Hardwoods, Inc.
Tommy’s Superior Market
Toms Pizza
Total Collision Parts, Inc.
Touch of Class Beauty Shop
Towne Cinema
Tri County Mortgage
U Haul Company
Valley Farm Supply
Victoria’s Closet
W.L. Nursing & Rehab Center
Walter Blevins, DMD
Wells Hill Apartments
West Liberty Ashland Mart
West Liberty Auto Parts
West Liberty Ford
West Liberty Ford-LM Parts
West Liberty IGA
West Liberty Outer Wear
West Liberty Physical Therapy
Whisman Body Shop
William Holbrook, DVM
Williams Furniture Store
Williams Karate Studio
WLKS Radio Station
Wood In Iris
Location
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Crockett
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Ezel
The Commercial Buildings listed in this Section are located within the incorporated and
unincorporated areas of Morgan County. “Committee Input” refers to the Local County Hazard
Mitigation Committees
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Rowan County Commercial Bldgs.
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Location
Artist's Corner
Check Exchange, Inc.
Citizens Bank
Clay Cabin
Front Porch Rest., Inc.
Fuzzy Duck
Pink Flamingo
Salon and Day Spa
Shepherd's Printing
Treasure Vault
Uniform Shop
84 Lumber Company
A & A Swimming Pools
A & P Market
A Head of Time
A. Baldwin & Associates
A.D.O.M.
A+ Check Advance
A-1 Elam Real Estate
Abner Construction Company
Abundant Treasures
Accelerated Tech Solutions
Adams Sales & Services
Adkins Herbs and Vitamins
Advance Auto
All Pro Hair Design
All Seasons Café, Flowers & Gifts
All Star Real Estate
Allen Brothers Realty, Inc.
Allstate Insurance Company
Amburgey Rentals
American Business Systems
American Office Supply
American Tax Service
Angie's Bud & Blooms Greenhouse
Ann's Hair Studio
Anthony J. Mayo, OD
Anthony Mayo, DO
A-Plus Rent to Own
Appalachian Goldsmith Co.
Appco
Arby's
Armstrong Hardwoods, Inc.
Arnett’s Dental Clinic
Atkinson Florist
Aunt Nettie's Hometown Gift Shoppe
Auto Insurance Network
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
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Morehead
Morehead
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Name
B & B Equipment Rental
B & C Sporting Goods, Inc.
Back In Action Chiropractic
Barker Trailer Sales
Battson Drug Store
Beneficial
Bernie & Essie Lovely Antiques
Best Buy Auto & Finance
Best Western
Big 4 Lumber
Big Lots, Inc.
Big Store Furniture
Bill's Auto Sales
Black & Carpenter
Black's Carpet
Bluegrass Beauty School
Bonita Auto Sales
Bonnie Wheatley, DMD
Bo's Barber Shop
Brown's Grocery
Brownwood Bed & Breakfast
Buckskin Run
C & D Jewelry Sales
C & J Produce Market
C & K Auto Sales
C Roger Lewis Agency
C&H Rauch Jewelry
C. E. B. Auto Sales
Cabinet Mart
Campbell & Rogers, PLLC
Candy Cottage
Canny Adkins Ins. Agency
Carhartt, Inc.
Carl's TV & Hobby
Carolyn's Beauty Shop
Carquest Auto Parts
Cash Express, LLC
Cashland Financial Services, Inc.
Caskey Jewelry Gun & Pawn
Caudill Animal Hospital
Caudill Custom Sign
Caudill Excavating, LLC
Caudill Frame & UniBody
Caudill Grocery
Caudill Recycling
Cave Run Art Association
Cave Run Bicycle Shop
Location
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Farmers
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Farmers
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
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Name
Cave Run Bingo, Inc.
Cave Run Clinic
Cave Run Dental
Cave Run Lake Mart
Cave Run Manor, Inc.
Cave Run Marina's Inc.
Cave Run Pharmacy
Charles H. Morgan, PhD
Charles Stansbury, PSC
Charles Tingle, DMD, PSC
Charles-Mar Subway #2, Inc.
Char-Mar Subway #7
Check Advance
China Cafe
China Star
Chris' Gifts and Flowers
Chris's Guitar Shop, Inc.
Christian Social Services
Cingular Wireless
Citizens Bank
City Barber Shop
City Nails
Classic Attic
Clayton's Car Detailing
Cobbler's Cottage
Coffeetree Books
Collin's Beauty Shop
Colorama
Comfort Inn & Suites
Community Cab Co.
Community Recycling Center
Conn's Country Pets
Cox Monument Company
Crafty Creations
Crail's Photography
Cranston Automotive Repair
Crash's Landing Outfitters
Creative Memories
Creative Touch Flowers & Gifts
CRLM, LLC
CS Computers
Curves of Morehead
Cycle & Skate Connection
D.L. Braughler Company
D.O.V.E.S. of Gateway, Inc.
Dana Quisenberry, Attorney
Daniel Boone Lumber Ind., Inc.
Location
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
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Morehead
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Clearfield
Morehead
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Dashboard Stereo
Dave's Auto & Truck Parts, Inc.
David Stevens, Jr. Barber Shop
Dawahares
Days Inn
Dehart Bible & Tire Center
Dehner & Ellis, PSC
Diamond Finance Co.
Diamond Forest Resources
Diamonds By Design
Dogwood Photography
Dollar Mart
Dominoes Pizza
Don Blair, MD
Donny Owens Insurance Agency
Douglas McLoney, MD
Downtown BP
Dr's. Tingle & Loy
DRV-Zone Web Solutions
Dry Creek Beauty Salon
Ducksters Car Wash
Eagle Trace Golf Course
East End Auto Sales
East KY Home Finders
Eastern KY Tobacco Whses.
Eddie's Shell
Edsel Cline
Educators Tollbox
Edward Jones Investments
Eldridge & Son Farm Supply
Elegance Boutique
Elite Hair Center
Embroidery Unlimited
Eugene White Lumber
Expression Salon
Family Dentistry
Family Dollar Store #2707
Family Home Center
Farm Bureau Mutual Ins.
Farmers Mercantile
Fast Change Lube & Oil, Inc.
Fastlane Discount Tobacco Outlet
Fay's Beauty Salon
Fazoli's Italian Restaurant
Ferrellgas, LP
Fin, Fur & Feather
First Commonwealth Bank
Location
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
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Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield
Morehead
Morehead
Farmers
Morehead
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First Federal Savings & Loan
First Street Liquors
Food Lion
Fraley Auto Sales
Frazier’s Past N Present
Fredia's Antiques
Freight Station Liquors, Inc.
Frito-Lay, Inc.
Front Porch Restaurant
Frontier Housing, Inc.
Frosty's Barber Shop
Fultz Greenhouse
Garry's Auto Center
Gateway Children's Advocacy Center
Gem Mart
Glover Glass and Lock
God Glove Bookkeeping Service
Gold Emporium and Trophy Works
Good New Child Care Center
Good Time Charlie's
Gooding Mechanical Service
Goodman Grocery
Goody's Family Clothing
Great Clips
Green Valley Nursery
Greg Keeys
Griffith Enterprises, Inc.
Grigsby's Auto Sales
Grounds and Sounds
Gym Dandy's Gymnastics
H&R Block
Habitat for Humanity Morehead Area
Hair Expressions, Inc.
Handy Tool Rental & Sales
Hibbitt Sporting Goods, Inc.
Hibbitts Construction, Inc.
Hinkle Contracting Corp.
Holbrook Drug
Holbrook’s Embroidery Plus
Holiday Inn Express
Homer Gregory & Co. Inc.
Hometown Racing Collectibles
Hooks Line & Sinker
Hope Crisis Pregnancy Center
Housing Authority of Morehead
Insight Media
Interstate Amoco/Tri County Liquors
Location
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield
Morehead
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Morehead
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Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
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Interstate Motors
Interstate REC
Island Gas Mart
J & L Custom Framing
J. R. Appliances & TV
Jace Nathanson, Attorney
Jackson Builders
James Fluty, CPA
James J. Bendixen, DMD, PSC
James Jackson, MD
James R. Caudill Real Estate
JBF Enterprises, Inc.
JC Penney Corp., Inc.
JCS Payroll Service
Jeff's Body Shop
Jennings Body Shop
Jenny's Bluegrass Music Barn
Jerry’s Body Shop & Auto Sales
Jim's Used Furniture
Johnny's Barber Shop
Jonathan Stiles, CPA
Just Like Home
K & D Paint & Wallcovering
Karen Shay, DMD
Kees Grocery & Deli
Keith McCormick, Attorney
Ken-Mor Ready Mix, Inc
Kenneth J. Smith
Kens Real Estate Info. Services
Kroger
Kwik Stop Foodmart, LLC
KY Rain Greenhouse/Nursery
KY Utilities Company
LA Nails
LaFinca II, Inc.
Lakeside Marine
Larry Fannin Chevrolet
Larry Knipp Insurance Services
Law Office of Cecil Watkins, PLLC
Lawson Real Estate
Ledford Welding
Lee's Used Cars
Leonard's Photography
Leroy's Jewelers
Leue' & Associates, PSC
Lewis Floor Covering
Life Care Center
Location
Morehead
Clearfield
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield
Clearfield
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield,
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield
Morehead
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Lil' Honey's Daycare
Linda's County At Heart
Lisa's County Store, LTD
Little Jenny's Childcare Ctr.
Litton & Son Greenhouses
Long John Silvers
Lowes of Morehead
M & N Collectibles
Magic Mirror
Magic Mirrow
Maher Oil II, LLC
Major Brands
Mama Joe's
Mama Micks
Martin's Department Store
Mary's Hair Fashions
Maxine Pennington's Daycare Home
McCarty's Repair Service
McDonalds of Morehead
Merle & Jan's
Michael P. Walters, CPA
Money Matters, Inc.
Monumental Life Insurance Company
More Than Mulch, Inc.
Morehead Art Guild, Inc.
Morehead Ashland Mart
Morehead Check Exchange
Morehead Child Care
Morehead Citgo
Morehead Clinic Pharmacy
Morehead Community Fed. Credit Union
Morehead Cycle Repair
Morehead Developers, Inc.
Morehead Electric
Morehead Family Chiropractic
Morehead Financial Center, Inc.
Morehead Motel, Inc.
Morehead National Bank
Morehead News
Morehead Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine
Morehead Pools & Spas
Morehead Radiology Assoc.
Morehead Tire & Auto
Morehead Title & Mortgage
Morehead Tobacco Cont., Inc.
Morehead Veterinary Clinic
Movie Gallery Service, Inc.
Location
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield,
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
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Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
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Movie Warehouse
Mr. Gatti's
Mustard Seed
Mystic Mountain
Nail Expressions
Nationwide Insurance
Natural Healing Massage Therapy
New Image
New Image II
Noah's Ark Daycare
Nolen's Market
Northcutt & Sons Home For Funerals
Northeast KY Legal Aid Society
Occasions
Ocean Breeze Tanning
Old School House Antique Mall
Ole Seasons Shoppe
Ole Thyme Sweet Shop
One Hour Martinizing
One on One
Oney's Jewelry
Orville J. Roe Real Estate Ins.
P & J Alternators & Starter Shop
Packs, Inc
Papaw's Country Market
Parkhills Grocery
Pathways Inc.
Paul Blair, PSC
Paul Stokes, Attorney
Pecco's Greenhouse
Pelfrey Fishing Lake
Penn Station East Coast Subs
Peoples Bank
Perks Inc
Phillip M. Tackett, PSC
Pig Out Bar-B-Q
Pine Grove Framing
Pixie Ventures
Plank's Used Cars
Plaza Lounge
Ponderosa Steakhouse Rest.
Pope Chemical Company
Poppin Rock Grocery & Bait
Positive Flow Batteries
Precious Pals Grooming Salon
Pro-Tech Collision Ctr.
Proudfoot & Assoc.
Location
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Farmers
Morehead
Farmers
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Farmers
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
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Pud, Inc.
Quality Chiropractic
R & K's Diner
R. Thomas McHugh, OD
Rack Burn Off
Radio Shack
Ramey's Greenhouse
Randy Newsome Realty
Reckart Equipment Company
Red Earth Gallery & Antique Mall
REMAX North
Reno's Restaurant
Repeat Boutique
Rhonda's Hair Fashions
Rich Nails
Richmond Carpet
Rite Aid of KY, Inc. #3555
Riverside Antiques & Collectibles
Robert Montgomery, PSC, CPA
Roberts & Associates, Attorneys
Rock-Wall Antiques
Roe Grocery
Roe Insurance Agency
Roffler of Morehead
Roger's Body Shop
Ronnie L. Goldy, Jr.
Ron's Wholesale Autos, Inc.
Root A Bakers Bakery & Catering
Rowan County Farm Bureau
Rowan Driveshaft Service
Rowan Veterinary Clinic
Royal Subs & Arcade
Ruth Paving Corporation
S & S Auto Sales
S & S Firestone, Inc.
S & W Wallpaper
Sally Beauty Supply Co.
Salon & Spa
Saturday Night Coin & Banquet Facility
Save-A-Lot #241
Sears of Morehead
Shaving Horse
Shay's Used Furniture & More
Shear Obsessions
Sheltowee Trail Country Club
Shepherd's Printing
Shoe Market
Location
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Clearfield
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Farmers
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
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Shoney's
Shop & Save Consignment
SK Auto Sales
Slones Signature Market
Smith Mobile Homes, Inc
Some Other Time
Sonic Drive Inn
Southern States Coop.
Specialty Services, Inc.
Speedway SuperAmerica, LLC
Stamper Paint & Wallpaper
Star Taxi
Stephen's Auto Sales
Steve Barker State Farm Insurance
Steven's Used Cars
Stinson Real Estate
Stucky's Beauty Shop
Studymaster
Sunshine World, LLC
Superstar Video, LLC
Tackett's Grocery
Tator Tots Childcare
Tattoo’s Unlimited
Taylor's Craft & Consignment Shop
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co.
This, That & The Other
Thomas McHugh, OD
Thompson Tractor & Equipment Sales, Inc.
Thrift Carpet Company
Tint Shoppe, LLC
TJ's Doors
TNT Gym
Todd Trautwine, Attorney
Tom's Body Shop
Tony G. Pence Ins. Agency
Tony's Car Cleaning
Total Construction
Town Place, Inc.
Trademark Insurance & Investments
Trent's Grocery
Triangle Carpets
Tri-County Liquors
True Value Hardware
Uneek Mini Golf
Unique Variety & Consignment
US Bancorp Consumer Finance of KY
Location
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
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US Bank
Varsity Eagle
Varsity Eagle, Inc
Very Blessed Farm Greenhouse & Nursery
Virgil Davis
W. C. Filson & Son, Inc.
W. Michael Spurlock, DC, PSC
Wal Mart
Wayne Jent Garage
Wealth Management
Wendy's
Whitaker Bank
Whites Ready Mart
Whittaker Tobacco Whses.
Wholesale Auto Parts
WIKO Radio
Williams Auto Paint Supply
Wing It
Winner's Circle, Inc.
Woodrow's Produce Market
Woody's Garage
Woody's Hair Shop
Yes Computers
Location
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Farmers
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Commercial Structures Per County Exposed To Natural
700
# Of Buildings
600
Bath
500
Menifee
400
Montgomery
300
Morgan
200
Rowan
100
0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
All County data included in the charts above include both the incorporated and unincorporated areas
of that County. “Committee Input” refers to the Local County Hazard Mitigation Committees
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Religious Institutions (Structures) Within The Gateway Region
Using the FEMA generated report “Building Stock Exposure By General Occupancy”, it is determined
that there is $50,784,000 worth of exposure from Natural Hazards to the 273 identified Religious
Institutions (structures) located within the Gateway Region.
As the first chart below will show, Montgomery County has the most financial exposure to natural
hazards pertaining to their Religious Structures of any Gateway Region county at $20,737,000, with
Rowan County having the second greatest amount of exposure, calculated at $15,488,000. Menifee
County has the third, out of five, greatest exposure at $5,436,000, followed by Morgan County at
$5,317,000 and Bath County, which has the least exposure at $3,806,000.
There are within the Gateway Region 273 Religious Structures, or churches. Montgomery County has
the most identified churches with 78, followed by Rowan County with 62, Morgan County with 52,
Bath County with 56 and Menifee County having the least number of churches with 25.
The following chart will explain how each County within the Gateway Region had their per church
replacement cost calculated.
Value Of Religious
County
Building Stock
$ 3,806,000
Bath
$ 5,436,000
Menifee
$ 20,737,000
Montgomery
$ 5,317,000
Morgan
Rowan
Region
$ 15,488,000
$ 50,784,000
# of Religious
Bldgs./Structures
56
25
78
52
Average Cost Per
Bldg./Structure
$ 67,964
$ 217,440
$ 265,859
$ 102,250
62
273
$ 249,806
$ 186,022
of that County. Building Stock Value provided by HAZUS-MH.
The following charts provide a more specific look at the individual churches that are located within the
Gateway Region. The information for the charts below was obtained by browsing through the local
telephone directories as well as scrolling through the weekly local newspapers for each County.
County Mitigation Committee members provided input into this section as well.
The Local Committee Members, realizing the cost per structure was an average, felt the numbers to
be too low. Future Plan updates could include a more thorough valuation of the Religious Structures
located within the Gateway Region.
Every week within the largest newspapers of circulation of the Gateway Counties, there are sections
of these newspapers dedicated to listing of all the countywide churches and/or places of worship. The
following charted information was mostly obtained from these local newspapers and through the
individual County Mitigation Committee input.
The largest newspapers of circulation within the individual Gateway Region counties are as follows:
Bath County-The Bath County News-Outlook, Menifee County-The Foothills Courier, Montgomery
County-The Mt. Sterling Advocate, Morgan County-The Licking Valley Courier and Rowan CountyThe Morehead News.
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Minister, Pastor,
Bishop, Elder
Bath County Church Directory
Abounding Grace Assembly of God
Wes Crouch
Abundance of Rain Church
Wayne Gifford
Baileys Chapel Christian Church
Larry Pintuck
Bethel Christian Church
Darrell Coburn
Bethel Community Church
Kevin Miles
Bethel Methodist
Adam Sparks
Blevins Valley Christian Church
Russell Ingram
By-Pass Church of God
Tommy Hardin
Church of Jesus Christ-Latter Day Saints
Ed Harris
City of Refuge Church
David Adams
East Fork Church of God
Billy Harmon
Fairview Christian Church
Morgan Gilty
Fellowship Tabernacle
Oscar Robinson
Grace Gospel Church
Steve Meadows
Grace Gospel Tabernacle
Michael Moulder
Greater First Baptist Church
Hedrick's Community Church
Randall Jackson
Kendall Springs Church of Christ
David Alfrey
Lakeview Community Church
James Allen
Midland First Church of God
Mike Pennington
Moores Ferry Christian Church
Willard Johnson
Morning Star Baptist Church
Benny Ragland
Mudlick Church of God
Mark Caldwell
New Life Fellowship
Jamie Stump
Northside Church of God
Jim Crouch
Oakla First Church of God
Randy Hawkins
Old Springfield Presbyterian Church
Todd/Emily Boyce
Olympia Church of God
Greg Crouch
Ore Mines Church of God
Damon Byrd
Owingsville Baptist Church
Ronald Beams
Owingsville First Christian Church
Chuck Lees
Owingsville Church of Christ
George Rogers
Owingsville First Church of God
Lowell Rice
Owingsville Methodist Church
Grant Abernathy
Peeled Oak Christian Church
Charles McGuire
Polksville Church of God
Tommy Reynolds
Preston First Church of God
Terry Frerichs
Reynoldsville Christian Church
Bill Stiltner
St. Julies Catholic Church
Jerry Dorn
St. Paul CME Church
Vincent Farris
Salt Lick Christian Church
George Stewart
Salt Lick First Church of God
Cordell Link
Salt Lick Free Will Baptist Church
Junior Arnett
Sharpsburg Baptist Church
Roger Jasper
Sharpsburg Christian Church
Patrick Bromagen
Sharpsburg Community Church
Roy Stacy
Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church
Jeff Moore
Slate Valley Christian Church
Gregg Whitt
Location
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Olympia
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Olympia
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
Olympia
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
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56
Bath County Church Directory
Stulltown Community Church
Sugar Grove Christian Church
Tunnel Hill Church of God
Upper Salt Lick Church of Christ
Victory Pentecostal
White Oak Christian Church
Young's Valley Community Church
Old Virginia New Life Fellowship
Minister, Pastor,
Bishop, Elder
Les Ingram
Francis Nash
Greg Crouch
Ron Weaver
Jim Reffitt
Jamie Stump
Location
Preston
Owingsville
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Owingsville
Source: Church Service Directory Section-Bath County News-Outlook
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Bishop, Elder
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Menifee County Church Directory
Bethel Baptist
Bible Methodist
Mike Stumbo
Big Woods Church
Botts Christian Church
Oliver Daulton
Cornwell Christian Church
Dan Ridge Church of Christ
Day Spring Assembly of God
Andy Temblin
Fagan Pentecostal Church
First Church of God
Roger Wells
Freewill Pentecostal Church of God
Paul Centers
Frenchburg Baptist
Frenchburg United Presbyterian Church
William Young
Hamilton Chapel
Holiness Family Worship Center
Herman Chambers
Korea Church of God
David Hale
Laurel Springs Baptist Church
Mariba Church of God
David Woodward
Means Baptist Church
Menifee County Church of Christ
Randy Imel
Pine Branch Missionary Baptist Church
Shelby Peck
Slate Creek Church of God
Larry Williams
Tarr Ridge Church of God
Tarr Ridge Union Church
Bobby Reed
Union Church
Valeria Church of God
Location
Frenchburg
Means
Wellington
Denniston
Frenchburg
Wellington
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Means
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Mariba
Wellington
Mariba
Mariba
Means
Frenchburg
Pomeroyton
Means
Mariba
Mariba
Pomeroyton
Pomeroyton
Source: Menifee Directory Of Churches Section-The Foothills Courier
The initial listing of Religious Buildings within the Gateway Region was compiled by the Gateway
ADD Staff. It was reviewed by the County Hazard Mitigation Committees and the Committees
recommended changes were put into effect.
All County data included in the charts above and below, relating to Religious Structures, includes both
the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County.
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Montgomery County Church Directory Bishop, Elder
Antioch Christian Church
Mic Bowen
Ascension Episcopal
John Dews
Bethesda Church
L. Paul Prather
Bless The Lord
Ira Prater
Camargo Church of Christ
Terry Ginter
Camargo Church of God
Don Evans
Camargo United Methodist
Steve Housewright
Cathedral of Praise
John Hobson
Christian Assembly of God
Kenneth Gross
Church of God of Prophecy
Bill Pelfrey
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Missionaries
Church of The Living God
Lonnie Meeks
Church of The Harvest
Marion Fawns
Community Christian Church
Jerry Jones, Sr.
Donaldson Baptist
Cecil Curtis
Eastland First Church of God
David Campbell
Emanuel Baptist
Lloyd Latimer
Evergreen Baptist
Faith Community Church
Vaughn Haney
Faith Pentecostal
Ronnie Means
Fellowship Baptist
Tim Dunn
Fellowship Christian Assembly
Harry B. Jones
First Baptist Church
Rick Johnson
First Christian Church
Bob Stauffer
First Church of God
Jeff Perkins
First Church of God
Stan Hutchinson
First Church of God
Millard Anderson
First Presbyterian
Geary Scott
First United Methodist
Fred Wiles
First United Pentecostal
Ray McIntosh
Freedom Church of God
David McCarty
Freewill Baptist Church
Martin McIntosh
Full Gospel Word of God
Richard Craig
Grassy Lick United Methodist
John Black
Gateway Christian
Glenn Emery
Gateway Church of God
Ray Wyant
Gift of Love Church of God
Randy Wilson
Grace Fellowship Church
Bill Pelfrey
La Iglesia De Dios
Cristobal Napoleon
Harvest Vision Church of God
Richard Ramey
Haven of Refuge
Bonnie Dotson
High Street Christian
Darrell Hayden
Pilgrim Nazarene Church
JW Portwood
Howard’s Mill First Church of God
Ted Doyle
Howard’s Mill Baptist
Gary Ralls
Jeffersonville Assembly of God
Robbie Conn
Jeffersonville Baptist
Steven Creech
KEAS Tabernacle CME
R. Thompson
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Minister, Pastor,
Montgomery County Church Directory Bishop, Elder
Kiddville Baptist
Steve Evans
Lighthouse Worship Center
Ryan Dotson
Little Bethany Old Regular Baptist
Hurley Short
Living Water Community Church
Grant Cannoy
Macedonia Baptist
Kevin Strausbaugh
Mt. Sterling Covenant Church
Tony Stone
Nazarene Church
New Life Church of God
Barney McClure
New Vision Community Church
Jack Fugate
Oak Hill Church of Christ
Doug Lancaster
Old Salem Pentecostal
Edgar Brooks
Old Springfield Presbyterian Church
Todd Boyce
213 Pentecostal Holiness Church
Frank Vice
Peyton’s Lick Christian Church
Chuck Perry
Pine Grove Church
Gary Evans
Rolling Hills Church of Christ
Dan Murphy
Reid Village Baptist
Eric Snyder
Salem Primitive Baptist
Mike Mullins
Seven Candles Pentecostal Church
Shoshoni Springs Baptist
William Younger
Smithville Church of Christ
John Clark
Spring Street Baptist
John Runyan
Spruce First Church of God
Wendell Clevinger
Solid Rock Family
Bill McCoy
Somerset Christian
William Evans
St. Patrick Catholic
Regina Baker
True Revelation of Jesus Christ
Troy Ballew
Upper Spencer Church of Christ
Danny Neal
West Main Church of Christ
Gist Howell
World Wide Church of God
James Humphries
Location
Levee
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Levee
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Levee
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Mt. Sterling
Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Source: Church Directory Section-Mt. Sterling Advocate
All County data included in the charts above relating to Religious Structures, includes both the
incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County
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Bishop, Elder
Donnie Wheeler
Harold Davis
Vernon Lewis
Jessie Rogers
Hobert Dunn
Harry Helton
Location
Morgan County Church Directory
Abundant Life Full Gospel Church
West Liberty
Assembly of Faith Church
KY519
Blaze Community Church
Blaze
Broadway First Church of God
West Liberty
Brushy Fork Church
Caney
Calvary Baptist Church
Cannel City
Cannel City First Church of God
Cannel City
Daysboro Church of Christ
Daysboro
Ezel Church of God
Ezel
Ezel First Church of God
Ezel
Ezel United Presbyterian Church
Ezel
Faith Baptist Church
John Ramsey
Caney
Faith Hills Mennonite Church
Crockett
Grace Baptist Church
Mike Lindon
Malone
Grassy Creek Pentecostal Church
Johnnie Davis
Grassy Creek
Grassy Lick Baptist Church
Kenneth Gevedon Grassy Creek
Hazel Green Christian Church
Lowell Fields
Hazel Green
Hazel Green Church of God
Glendon Robinson Hazel Green
Index Community Church
Mike Frisby
West Liberty
Lacy Creek Church of Christ
Jimmie Adkins
Cottle
Lacy Creek Enterprise Baptist Church
Tim Jenkins
Lacy Creek
Lick Branch Enterprise Baptist Church
Joe Jenkins
US460-KY172
Martha Enterprise Baptist Church
Roger Ball
KY589-KY172
Mize Community Church
John Oldfield, Jr.
Mize
New Salem Church
James Wallin
Moon
Old Grassy Christian Church
Kerry Moore
Mize
Ophir Enterprise Baptist Church
Bobby Fultz
KY1260-KY172
Pekin Pentecostal Church
Sammy Vancleve
Pleasant Run House of Prayer
Raymond Barker
Yocum
Prince of Peace Catholic Church
Jerry Dorn
West Liberty
Red River Community Church
Charles Glover
Hazel Green
Redbush Enterprise Baptist Church
Gerald Fyffe
Redbush
Redeemed Old Regular Baptist Church
Roy Collet
Caney
Rocky Branch Full Gospel Church
Andrew Justice
Rocky Branch
Sulphur Springs Church
Chris Baldwin
Crockett
Toms Branch Community Church
West Liberty
Union Enterprise Church
Tivis Ison
Williams Creek
Walnut Grove Community Church
Scott Litton
Wells Chapel Church of God
Ivan Hinton
Stacy Fork
Wells Creek Enterprise Baptist Church
Joe Gillam
Wells Union Baptist Church
Jimmy Tharp
West Liberty Christian Church
Paul Casteel
West Liberty
West Liberty Church of Christ
Paul Balch
West Liberty
West Liberty Church of God
Allen Melton
West Liberty
West Liberty First Baptist Church
David Cook
West Liberty
West Liberty Mennonite Church
Diral Fyffe
West Liberty
West Liberty United Methodist Church
Garry Jones
West Liberty
White Oak Christian Church
David DuBovich
White Oak
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Bishop, Elder
Morgan County Church Directory
Williams Ck.-Elkfork Community Church Herbert Wright
Woodsbend Community Church
Wrigley Baptist Mission
Zag Community Church
Donald Cox
Location
West Liberty
KY705 North
Wrigley
KY519-KY976
Source: Church Directory Section-The Licking Valley Courier
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Location
Rowan County Church Directory
Adam-Planke Enterprise Baptist Church Carlos Bowman
Cranston
Assembly of God Church
Earl Rucker
Morehead
Bible Baptist
Jack Tackett
Morehead
Bluebank First Church of God
Jeff Fannin
KY801-KY1722
Brinegar Church of God
Lonnie Harris
South 32
Calvary Temple Apolistic Church
Enterprise Lane
Cathedral of Praise
Scott Tipton
Morehead
Charity Freewill Baptist Church
Robert Kidd
Rt. 519
Chi Alpha Campus Ministries
Bill McCoy
Morehead
Church of God at Rodburn
Larry Arbaugh
Morehead
Church of Jesus Christ Apolistic Faith
Wayne White
Clearfield
Clearfield Baptist Church
HG Pratt
Clearfield
East End Church of God
Ray Glover
Morehead
Elliottville Baptist
Tim Rhodes
Elliottville
End Time Harvest Tabernacle
Tracy Fannin
Dry Creek Road
Faith Presbyterian Church
Nancy Berry
Morehead
Family of God Baptist Church
Willie Sturgill
Morehead
Farmers Christian Church
Jim Quisenberry
Farmers
Farmers Church of God
Kenneth Potter
Farmers
First Baptist Church of Morehead
Dan Mantooth
Morehead
First Christian Church
Molly Smothers
Morehead
First Church of God
Millard Petitt
Cranston
First Church of God
Allan Hutchinson
Morehead
First Church of God Tabernacle
Doyle Thomas
KY519
First Freewill Baptist
David Starcher
Morehead
Fraley Chapel Church of Jesus Christ
Thomas James
Elliottville
Gearheart Community Church
Clint Kelsey
Gearheart
Grace Assembly of God
Bill McCoy
Morehead
Grace Fellowship of Morehead
Thad Callahan
Morehead
Grace Lutheran Church
Ronald Jahnke
Morehead
Haldeman Church of God
Donnie Rivers
Haldeman
Hayes Branch Community Church
Philip Fraley
Morehead
Holly Fork Freewill Baptist Church
Jim Porter
Morehead
House of Prayer, Inc.
Winston McClurg
Morehead
Jesus Christ House of Prayer
James McGlone
Hitch Road
Jesus Our Savior Catholic Church
Jay VonHandorf
Morehead
Johnson First Church of God
Ben Furman
Cranston
Judah Christian Fellowship
Steve Leitz
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Kingdom Hall of Jehova's Witnesses
Love In The Spirit Fellowship
Missionary Missions For The Nations
Morehead Church of Christ
Morehead First Apolistic Church
Morehead First Church of The Nazarene
Morehead Seventh Day Adventist Church
Morehead United Methodist Church
Mt. Pisgah Christian Church
Mt. Zion Primitive Baptist Church
New Home Christian Church
New Horizons Fellowship
Pine Hills Church of God
Rock Fork Christian Church
Rock Fork Gospel Tabernacle
Sharkey Freewill Baptist Church
Siloam First Church of God
Slab Camp Christian Church
Slaty Point Baptist Church
St. Albans Episcopal Church
The Church of God International
Trinity Christian Fellowship
United Pentecostal Church
Upper Dry Creek Church of God
Minister, Pastor,
Bishop, Elder
Location
Morehead
Greg Hignite
Big Brushy Road
Thelma Oney
Morehead
Len Knight
Morehead
Kenneth Binion
Morehead
Brian Farmer
Morehead
Daryl Crane
Morehead
Bruce Nettleton
Morehead
James DeAtley
Bull Fork Road
Irvin Hogge
Christy Creek
Jack Evans
Morehead
Dave Keeton
Morehead
Paul Jackson
Morehead
John Kelsey
Rock Fork Road
Lansford May
Morehead
Harley Sexton
Rt. 158
Albert McCalvin
Bull Fork Road
Charles Moore
Clearfield
Rusty Hedrick
KY1722-KY801
Emily Richards
Morehead
Charles Tackett
Morehead
Wade Muncy
Morehead
Michael Anderson
Morehead
Gary Madden
Upper Dry Creek
Source: Faith and Values Section-The Morehead News
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incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County
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Amount Of Exposure To Religious Structures From
Natural Hazards Per County Within The Gateway
Region
$25,000,000
Bath
$20,000,000
Menifee
$15,000,000
Montgomery
$10,000,000
Morgan
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Manufacturing/Industrial Structures Within The Gateway Region
Using the FEMA generated report “Building Stock Exposure By General Occupancy”, it is determined
that there is $111,041,000 worth of exposure from Natural Hazards to the Gateway ADD’s 55
identified Manufacturing/Industrial Structures located within the Gateway Region.
Montgomery County has the most financial exposure to Natural Hazards pertaining to their Industrial
Structures of any Gateway Region county at $78,140,000, with Rowan County having the second
greatest amount of exposure, calculated at $14,894,000. Bath County has the third, out of five,
greatest exposure at $7,876,000, followed by Menifee County at $6,914,000 and Morgan County,
which has the least exposure at $3,217,000.
There are within the Gateway Region 55 Manufacturing/Industrial Facilities (structures). Montgomery
County has the most identified Industrial Facilities with 24, followed by Rowan County with 14,
Menifee County with 7, Bath County with 6 and Morgan County having the least number of Industrial
Facilities with 4. The following chart will explain how each County within the Gateway Region had
their per Industrial Facility replacement cost calculated.
All County data included in the charts below, relating to Industrial Structures, includes both the
incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. Building Stock Value was provided by HAZUSMH.
Value Of Industrial
County
Building Stock
$ 7,876,000
Bath
$ 6,914,000
Menifee
$ 78,140,000
Montgomery
$ 3,217,000
Morgan
Rowan
Region
$ 14,894,000
$111,041,000
# of Industrial
Bldgs./Structures
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Average Cost Per
Bldg./Structure
$ 1,312,667
$ 987,714
$ 3,255,833
$ 804,250
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$ 1,063,857
$ 2,018,927
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The following charts individually identify, by County, the names of the Industrial/Manufacturing
Facilities (structures) that are located in the incorporated and unincorporated areas of the Gateway
Region.
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Bath County Industrial Bldgs.
Company Name
Accutronix Mfg. Services
Bath Manufacturing Company
Custom Food Products, Inc.
GGI, Inc
Southern States Cooperative
Whites Molding
Source: Local Chamber of Commerce/County Hazard Mitigation Committee
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Menifee County Industrial Bldgs.
Company Name
Barton's Fine Foods
Boneal, Inc.
Ferrell's Logging & Lumber
King Bag Mfg., Inc.
Lawson Sawmill
Smallwood’s Logging
WW Welding, Inc.
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Company Name
Ag-Wood
AO Smith Company
Carson Industries
CKCS
Cooper Std. Automotive
Custom Machining
Gateway Manufacturing
Greathouse Pack. & Assembly
Grief Brothers Corporation
Hoffman Enclosures, Inc.
KDMK
Langley Candle Company
Lion Apparel
Magnaflex Industries, Inc.
Nestle Prepared Foods
Precision Resource, Inc.
Quality Cabinets
Rogers Foam Products
Sterling Mfg. And Rework
Summit Polymers
The Walker Company
Thornberry Enterprises
Transcraft Corporation
Trojan, Inc.
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Morgan Co. Industrial Bldgs.
Company Name
Frederick & May Lumber Co.
Lion Apparel
Wells Group, LLC
CMS
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Rowan Co. Industrial Bldgs.
Company Name
Armstrong Hardwoods
Carhart, Inc.
Diamond Forest Resources
Family Dollar Stores, Inc.
Fannin Industries, Inc.
Guardian Automotive
Harold White Lumber, Inc.
Harold White Millworks, Inc.
Homer Gregory & Co, Inc.
Morehead Machining
Premiere Bandag
Ruth Paving Corp.
Sealmaster Bearings
Simba USA LLC
Mfg./Industrial Structures Per Gateway Region County
Exposed To Natural Hazards
# Of Structures
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Amount Of Exposure To Industrial Structures From Natural
Hazards Per Gateway Region County
$80,000,000
$70,000,000
$60,000,000
Bath
$50,000,000
Menifee
$40,000,000
$30,000,000
Montgomery
$20,000,000
Rowan
Morgan
$10,000,000
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Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Public and Private Educational Institutions Within The Gateway Region
Within the Commonwealth of Kentucky, there are 176 School Districts and 1,249 Public Schools. The
Gateway Region has 5 School Districts, 37 Public Schools and 15 Private Schools, from Preschool
through College On any given day in the Gateway Region, and assuming the attendance levels are
near 100%, there are almost 23,440 children within these 52 Educational Buildings.
Rowan County has the most Public/Private Schools, which is 15. Montgomery County has 14,
Morgan County has 10, Bath County has 7 and Menifee County has the fewest Public/Private
Schools, with 6. The chart below identifies the individual Public/Private Schools operating within the
Gateway Region.
There are also Post-Secondary Institutions of Higher Learning located within the Gateway Region.
Morehead State University is the premiere college within the Gateway Region. It has a current
enrollment of 8,680 for the Spring 2005 semester. However, for the Fall 2004 semester, the
enrollment figure was 9,294 (numbers provided by the MSU Provosts Office). For the purposes of the
chart below, the average of the Fall 04 and Spring 05 semesters, number of students, was used.
Morehead State University, which is located in Morehead, Rowan County, has two satellite campuses
located within the Gateway Region. One is located in Mt. Sterling, Montgomery County and the other
is located in West Liberty, Morgan County. The remaining post-secondary institution is Maysville
Community College-Rowan Campus, which is located in Morehead. On any given day in the Gateway
Region, and assuming the attendance levels are near 100%, there are 10,167 post secondary aged
students within these four Educational Buildings.
Based upon the chart below, which, again, was devised using figures provided by the FEMA
document titled “Building Stock Exposure By General Occupancy”, The Gateway Region has
$30,986,000 worth of exposure to its 52 Educational Structures from Natural Hazards.
The following chart will explain how each County within the Gateway Region had their per Industrial
facility replacement cost calculated. All County data included in the charts below, relating to
Educational Structures, includes both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The
Educational Building Stock value was provided by HAZUS-MH.
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Value Of Educational
County
Building Stock
$ 3,833,000
Bath
$ 4,000,000
Menifee
$ 4,118,000
Montgomery
$ 5,542,000
Morgan
Rowan
Region
$ 13,493,000
$ 30,986,000
# of Educational
Bldgs./Structures
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6
14
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Average Cost Per
Bldg./Structure
$ 547,571
$ 666,667
$ 294,143
$ 554,200
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52
$ 899,533
$ 595,885
Source: FEMA/KY Dept. of Education and Gateway ADD Staff Research
County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Totals
School Name
Bath County Central School
Bath County Christian
Bath County High School
Bath County Middle School
Bethel Elementary School
Salt Lick Elementary School
Owingsville Elementary School
7 Public/Private Schools
City
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Owingsville
Sharpsburg
Salt Lick
Owingsville
# Of
Students
16
40
545
544
117
124
623
2,009
County
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Totals
School Name
Botts Elementary School
Frenchburg Group Home Alternative School
Menifee County Academy Alternative School
Menifee County Elementary School
Menifee County High School
Menifee County Middle School
City
Denniston
Frenchburg
Mariba
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
# Of
Students
225
8
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260
420
250
1,222
County
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Totals
School Name
Camargo Elementary School
Christian Traditional School
First Church of God
Gateway Juvenile Diversion
Hillcrest Hall Treatment Center
Hope Hill Children’s Home Alternative School
Mapleton Elementary School
McNabb Middle School
Montgomery Co. Area Vocational Educational Ctr.
Montgomery County Central School
Montgomery County Early Learning Center
Montgomery County High School
Mt. Sterling Elementary School
MSU at Mt. Sterling
City
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Hope
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
# Of
Students
641
46
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5
15
16
590
862
32
220
1,067
616
400
4,582
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County
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Totals
School Name
Cannel City Elementary School
East Valley Elementary School
Ezel Elementary School
Morgan Co. Area Vocational Educational Ctr.
Morgan County High School
Morgan County Middle School
MSU at West Liberty
West Liberty Elementary School
Woodsbend Boy's Camp Alternative High School
Wrigley Elementary School
City
Cannel City
West Liberty
Ezel
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
West Liberty
Wrigley
# Of
Students
129
180
171
663
520
150
345
42
141
2,341
County
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Totals
School Name
Clearfield Elementary School
Farmers Christian Academy
Lakeside Christian Academy
Maysville Community College-Rowan Campus
McBrayer Elementary School
Morehead Elementary School
Morehead Montessori
Morehead Treatment Center
Morehead Youth Development Center
Rodburn Elementary School
Rowan County Christian Academy
Rowan County Middle School
Rowan County Senior High School
Tilden Hogge Elementary School
City
Clearfield
Farmers
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
# Of
Students
237
630
480
347
41
8,987
31
30
403
215
690
905
290
13,286
All five County Hazard Mitigation Committees felt the Average Replacement Value per Educational
Structure to be extremely low, especially the Rowan County Hazard Mitigation Committee. Rowan
County not only encompasses the Public/Private Schools included in the charts above, but is also
home to Morehead State University.
The initial listing of Educational Buildings within the Gateway Region was compiled by the Gateway
Future updates to this Plan could include obtaining a more accurate dollar assessment of the
Educational Structures located within the Gateway Region.
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Number of Educational Structures Public and Private Per Gateway
Region County
16
# of Buildings
14
12
Bath
10
Menifee
8
Montgomery
6
Morgan
4
Rowan
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Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
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Students Attending Public And Private, K-12 And Post Secondary Schools
Per Gateway Region County
14,000
12,000
Bath
10,000
Menifee
8,000
Montgomery
6,000
Morgan
4,000
Rowan
2,000
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
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Educational Structure Exposure (In Dollars) To Natural Hazards Per
$16,000,000
$14,000,000
$12,000,000
$10,000,000
$8,000,000
$6,000,000
$4,000,000
$2,000,000
$0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
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Police Stations (Government Buildings) Within The Gateway Region
There are currently 11 Police Stations located within the Gateway Region. No two police agencies,
whether on the city or county level, share the same building. With the exception of Menifee County,
which only has a Sheriff’s Department, the other counties have two separate police units, one at the
County level and one at the City level. For the Police Stations listed in the chart below, which
encompasses the Gateway Region, there is $15,092,000 worth of exposure from Natural Hazards.
In addition to the HAZUS-MH Replacement Value and location information, the Gateway ADD GIS
Staff has identified and included the State Police Post and the Morehead State University Police
Department, both of which are located in Morehead, Rowan County.
All County data included in the charts below, relating to Police Stations, includes both the
incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The Replacement Value was provided by
HAZUS-MH.
County
Name
Bath
Bath County Sheriff's Office
Bath
Owingsville Police Department
Menifee
Menifee County Sheriffs Dept.
Montg.
Mt. Sterling Police Dept.
Montg.
Montgomery Co. Sheriff's Dept.
Morgan
Morgan County Sheriff's Dept.
Morgan West Liberty Police Department
Rowan
Rowan County Sheriff's Office
Rowan
Morehead Police Department
Rowan
Kentucky State Police Post
Rowan Morehead State Univ. Police Dept.
11 Police Stations
Location
Owingsville
Owingsville
Frenchburg
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
West Liberty
West Liberty
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Replacement
Value
$ 1,372,000
$ 1,372,000
$ 1,372,000
$ 1,372,000
$ 1,372,000
$ 1,372,000
$ 1,372,000
$ 1,372,000
$ 1,372,000
$ 1,372,000
$ 1,372,000
$ 15,092,000
Source: HAZUS-MH And Gateway ADD GIS Staff
The initial listing of Governmental Buildings (Police Stations) within the Gateway Region was
compiled by the Gateway ADD Staff. It was reviewed by the County Hazard Mitigation Committees
and the Committees recommended changes were put into effect. The Replacement Value listed for
the Police Stations above was derived from HAZUS-MH.
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Law Enforcement Stations Per Gateway Region County
6
5
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
4
3
2
1
0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
*
Exposure In Dollars Of Police Stations Within The Gateway
Region To Natural Hazards
$6,000,000
$5,000,000
Bath
$4,000,000
Menifee
$3,000,000
Montgomery
$2,000,000
Morgan
$1,000,000
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Fire Stations (Government Buildings) Within The Gateway Region
There are currently 31 Fire Departments, paid and volunteer, overseeing the towns and cities within
the Gateway Region. Morgan County has the largest number of fire departments at 8, Montgomery
and Rowan County’s each have 7, Bath County has 5 and Menifee County has 4. HAZUS-MH
indicates that the replacement value of each location to be $588,000, which means the Gateway
Region has $18,228,000 worth of exposure to the Natural Hazards.
The chart below outlines the individual locations of all the identified Fire Departments that are
currently operating within the Gateway Region. All County data included in the charts below, relating
to Government Structures, includes both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County.
Replacement Costs were provided by HAZUS/MH.
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County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Totals
Name
Owingsville Fire Department
Salt Lick Fire Department
Bethel Volunteer Fire Dept.
Sharpsburg Volunteer Fire Dept.
Olympia Volunteer Fire Dept.
5 Fire Stations
Location
Owingsville
Salt Lick
Bethel
Sharpsburg
Olympia
Replacement
Cost
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
2,940,000
Source: HAZUS-MH/Gateway ADD Staff & County Hazard Mitigation Committee Input
County
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Totals
Name
Big Woods Vol. Fire Dept.
Denniston Vol. Fire Dept.
Means Volunteer Fire Dept.
Menifee County Fire Dept.
4 Fire Stations
Location
Wellington
Denniston
Means
Frenchburg
Replacement
Cost
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
2,352,000
County
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Totals
Name
Montgomery County Fire Dept.
Montgomery County Fire Dept-Levee
Montgomery County Fire Dept.-Hope
Montgomery County Fire Dept.-Camargo
Montgomery County Fire Dept.-E. Main. St.
Montgomery County Fire Dept.-Judy
Montgomery County Fire District
7 Fire Stations
Location
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Judy
Mt. Sterling
Replacement
Cost
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
4,116,000
County
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Totals
Name
Blackwater Fire Department
West Liberty Fire Dept.
519 Volunteer Fire Dept.
Caney Vol. Fire Dept.
Peddler Gap Vol. Fire Dept.
172 Volunteer Fire Dept.
White Oak Vol. Fire Dept.
Wrigley Vol. Fire Dept.
8 Fire Stations
Location
Ezel
West Liberty
West Liberty
Malone
Dingus
Crockett
White Oak
Wrigley
Replacement
Cost
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
4,704,000
County
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Name
Elliottville Vol. Fire Dept.
Farmers Volunteer Fire Dept.#1
Farmers Volunteer Fire Dept.#2
Location
Ellicottville
Farmers
Farmers
Replacement
Cost
$
588,000
$
588,000
$
588,000
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Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Totals
Hayes Crossing/Haldeman Vol. Fire Dept.
Morehead Fire Department #1
Morehead Fire Department #2
Route 377 Vol. Fire Dept.
7 Fire Stations
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
Morehead
$
$
$
$
$
588,000
588,000
588,000
588,000
4,116,000
The initial listing of Governmental Buildings (Fire Stations) within the Gateway Region was compiled
by the Gateway ADD Staff. It was reviewed by the County Hazard Mitigation Committees and the
Committees recommended changes were put into effect.
Fire Stations Per Gateway Region County Exposed To Natural
Hazards
9
# of Fire Stations
8
7
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
*
Fire Structures Exposure Per County To Natural Hazards
$5,000,000
$4,500,000
$4,000,000
$3,500,000
$3,000,000
$2,500,000
$2,000,000
$1,500,000
$1,000,000
$500,000
$0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
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Agriculture Structures Within The Gateway Region
HAZUS-MH does not specifically indicate the location of any agricultural structures within the
Gateway Region. Although we do not know the exact locations within each county, we do know the
countywide totals which are included in the FEMA published report titled “Building Stock Exposure By
General Occupancy”, and that figure is $12,367,000 for the Gateway Region.
All County data included in the chart below, relating to Agricultural Structures, includes both the
incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The Building Stock value was provided by
HAZUS/MH.
The chart(s) below indicate the amount of exposure, per county, in the area of Agricultural Building
Stock.
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Region
Agricultural
Bldg. Stock
$ 2,796,000
$ 2,649,000
$ 4,069,000
$
711,000
$ 2,142,000
$ 12,367,000
Agricultural Building Stock Exposed To Natural Hazards
Per Gateway Region County
$4,500,000
$4,000,000
$3,500,000
$3,000,000
$2,500,000
$2,000,000
$1,500,000
$1,000,000
$500,000
$-
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Menifee
Montgomery
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With the chart above, this concludes the first of two sections relating to the Assessment of the
Gateway Region’s Vulnerability, Identification of the Gateway Region’s Assets, the Building Stock
Section.
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Now that we have determined the numbers and economic values of the different building structures
that currently exist within the Gateway Region and their replacement value, both individually and
combined, it is time to assess the damage, percentage wise, that would be placed upon each County
in general and the Gateway Region in particular should these structures be affected by the Natural
Hazards that occur within the Gateway Region.
The charts below are as accurate as can be using HAZUS-MH. Future Plan updates would provide
for the individual pinpointing, via g.p.s., of the individual buildings listed below for a more detailed and
accurate assessment. The numbers may not add up completely, there could be up to a slight
difference either way in the totals due to the rounding of percentages. The Sources for the information
in the charts below are from local elected officials, EM personnel, HAZUS-MH, Gateway ADD Staff,
US Census Bureau statistics and the Local Hazard Mitigation Committees contributed to the findings.
Flood Hazard AreasTypes and Numbers Of Building Structures Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Owingsville
Identified
Structures
720
79
1
0
9
3
Educational
Bldg. Structure Total
5
817
$
$
$
$
$
$
Owingsville
Total
Exposure
63,868,852
15,707,748
1,312,667
611,679
3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$ 87,570,803
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
3
6
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
0%
8%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
266,120
1,192,994
-
0
9
0%
1%
$
$
1,459,114
*
City of Salt Lick
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures
157
27
1
0
7
1
Educational
1
194
$
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
157
27
1
0
7
1
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
$
$
547,571
22,219,417
1
194
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
$
547,571
$ 22,219,417
*
City of Sharpsburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures
154
13
0
0
11
1
Educational
0
179
$
$
$
$
$
$
Sharpsburg
Total
Exposure
13,660,838
2,584,819
747,607
588,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
-
$
$
17,581,264
0
0
0%
0%
$
$
-
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*
Unincorporated Areas
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,228
36
4
29
2
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
$ 7,157,962
$ 5,250,666
$ 2,796,000
$ 1,970,964
$ 1,176,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
1,230
2
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
38%
0%
0%
0%
7%
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 109,109,288
$
$
$
$
135,929
$
-
Educational
1
3,300
$
547,572
$ 305,244,516
1,232
0%
37%
$
$ 109,245,217
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Bath County
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
Educational
7
4,490
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
Hazard Area Hazard Area
1,390
33%
33
21%
1
17%
0%
9
16%
1
14%
1
1,435
14%
32%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 123,302,367
$ 6,561,465
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$
588,000
$
547,571
$ 132,923,748
*
City of Frenchburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures
279
47
0
0
5
1
Educational
3
335
$
$
$
$
$
$
Frenchburg
Total
Exposure
27,850,204
8,385,448
1,087,200
1,372,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
70
10
4
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
25%
21%
0%
0%
80%
0%
3
87
100%
26%
$ 2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
6,987,506
1,784,138
869,760
-
$ 2,000,000
$ 11,641,404
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
2,825
40
7
20
4
Countywide
Total
Exposure
281,995,796
7,136,552
6,914,000
2,649,000
4,348,800
2,352,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
706
5
1
4
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
25%
13%
14%
0%
20%
0%
Educational
3
2,899
2,000,000
307,396,148
3
719
100%
25%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
70,473,994
892,069
987,714
869,760
-
$ 2,000,000
$ 75,223,537
*
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Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Menifee Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
776
15
1
8
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
25%
17%
14%
0%
32%
0%
Educational
6
3,234
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
6
806
100%
25%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
77,461,500
2,676,207
987,714
1,739,520
-
$ 4,000,000
$ 86,864,941
*
City of Camargo
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Camargo
Identified
Structures
383
28
0
0
4
1
Educational
1
417
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures
738
35
1
0
10
0
Educational
0
784
Camargo
Total
Exposure
42,805,588
8,139,663
1,063,436
588,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
-
0
0
0%
0%
$
$
-
$
294,143
$ 52,890,830
*
Jeffersonville
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
8
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
894,112
-
8
0%
1%
$
$
894,112
98,570,788
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures
2,768
402
2
14
5
Educational
3
3,194
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mt. Sterling
Total
Exposure
309,362,580
116,862,300
6,511,666
3,722,025
4,508,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
27
10
1
1
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
1%
2%
50%
0%
7%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
3,017,626
2,907,022
3,255,833
265,859
-
39
0%
1%
$
$
9,446,341
$
882,429
$ 441,849,000
*
222
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
4,075
116
21
50
3
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$ 4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$ 1,764,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
45
10
1
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
1%
9%
0%
0%
2%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
5,029,377
2,907,022
265,859
-
Educational
10
4,275
$ 2,941,429
$ 579,599,383
56
0%
1%
$
$
8,202,259
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
$
4,118,001
$1,172,910,001
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures
758
111
4
0
9
3
W. Liberty
Total
Exposure
68,207,665
21,781,653
3,217,000
920,250
3,332,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
25
1
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
3%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
2,249,593
196,231
-
Educational
5
890
2,771,000
100,229,568
26
0%
3%
$
$
2,445,824
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
168,898,000
78,140,000
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
80
20
1
2
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
1%
3%
4%
0%
3%
0%
103
0%
1%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
8,941,115
5,814,045
3,255,833
531,718
-
$
$ 18,542,711
*
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,851
114
43
7
Educational
5
4,020
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
346,527,335
22,370,347
711,000
4,396,750
4,116,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
1,341
3
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
35%
3%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 120,668,179
$
588,693
$
$
$
$
-
1
1,345
20%
33%
$
554,200
$ 121,811,072
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
*
223
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Educational
10
4,910
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morgan Co.
Total
Exposure
414,735,000
44,152,000
3,217,000
711,000
5,317,000
7,448,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
1,366
4
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
30%
2%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 122,917,772
$
784,924
$
$
$
$
-
1
1,371
10%
28%
$
554,200
$ 124,256,896
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures
100
0
0
0
0
0
Lakeview Hts.
Total
Exposure
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
-
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Educational
0
100
$
$ 11,201,090
0
0
0%
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
City of Morehead
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morehead
Identified
Structures
2,347
305
22
6
Educational
8
2,688
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
100
2
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
4%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
102
0%
4%
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
11,201,090
627,700
-
$
$ 11,828,790
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
5,076
188
14
40
5
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
2,157
37
3
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
42%
20%
0%
0%
0%
60%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 241,607,511
$ 11,612,446
$
$
$
$ 1,764,000
Educational
7
5,330
$
6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
1
2,198
14%
41%
$
899,533
$ 255,883,491
*
224
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Educational
15
8,118
$
$
$
$
$
$
Rowan Co.
Total
Exposure
842,658,000
154,728,000
14,894,000
2,142,000
15,488,000
9,604,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
2,257
39
3
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
30%
8%
0%
0%
0%
27%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 252,808,601
$ 12,240,146
$
$
$
$ 1,764,000
1
2,300
7%
28%
$
899,533
$ 267,712,280
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
*
Landslide Hazard AreasTypes and Numbers Of Building Structures Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
Unlike Severe Thunderstorms, Severe Winter Storms, Tornadoes, etc., which can occur in any part of
a County at any given time, Landslides Hazard Areas are more clearly defined. For the purposes of
reporting in the charts below, Menifee, Morgan and Rowan Counties are classified as being 100%
within the Low, Moderate or High Risk Landslide Risk Areas. This determination comes after
reviewing the Landslide Overview Map Of The Conterminous United States Map, published by the US
Department of the Interior, US Geological Survey.
City of Owingsville
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Owingsville
Identified
Structures
720
79
1
0
9
3
Educational
5
817
$
$
$
$
$
$
Owingsville
Total
Exposure
63,868,852
15,707,748
1,312,667
611,679
3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$ 87,570,803
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0
0
0%
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
City of Salt Lick
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures
157
27
1
0
7
1
Educational
1
194
$
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
157
27
1
0
7
1
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
$
$
547,571
22,219,417
1
194
100%
100%
$
$
547,571
22,219,417
*
225
City of Sharpsburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures
154
13
0
0
11
1
Educational
0
179
$
$
$
$
$
$
Sharpsburg
Total
Exposure
13,660,838
2,584,819
747,607
588,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
17,581,264
0
0
0%
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,228
36
4
29
2
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
$ 7,157,962
$ 5,250,666
$ 2,796,000
$ 1,970,964
$ 1,176,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
793
1
3
1
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
25%
0%
25%
0%
10%
50%
Educational
1
3,300
$
547,572
$ 305,244,516
798
0%
24%
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Bath County
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$ 7,876,000
$ 2,796,000
$ 3,806,000
$ 5,684,000
Educational
7
4,490
$ 3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 70,344,444
$
$ 1,312,667
$
$
203,893
$
588,000
$
$ 72,449,003
*
# Located
Percent
In Landslide In Landslide
950
22%
27
17%
2
33%
0%
10
18%
2
29%
1
992
14%
22%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 84,271,402
$ 5,368,471
$ 2,625,334
$
$
679,643
$ 1,176,000
$
547,571
$ 94,668,420
*
City of Frenchburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures
279
47
0
0
5
1
Educational
3
335
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Frenchburg
Total
Exposure
27,850,204
8,385,448
1,087,200
1,372,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
279
47
0
0
5
1
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 27,850,204
$ 8,385,448
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
3
335
100%
100%
$ 2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
*
226
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
2,825
40
7
20
4
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 281,995,796
$
7,136,552
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
2,825
40
7
20
4
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Educational
3
2,899
$
2,000,000
$ 307,396,148
3
100%
100%
2,899
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
281,995,796
7,136,552
6,914,000
2,649,000
4,348,800
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$ 307,396,148
*
Menifee County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Menifee Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
3,104
87
7
25
5
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
Educational
6
3,234
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
6
3,234
100%
100%
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
-
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
*
City of Camargo
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Camargo
Identified
Structures
383
28
0
0
4
1
Educational
1
417
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
Total
Exposure
42,805,588
8,139,663
1,063,436
588,000
$
294,143
$ 52,890,830
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures
738
35
1
0
10
0
Educational
0
784
Jeffersonville
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
738
35
1
0
10
0
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0
784
100%
100%
98,570,788
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
98,570,788
*
227
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures
2,768
402
2
14
5
Educational
3
3,194
Mt. Sterling
Total
Exposure
309,362,580
116,862,300
6,511,666
3,722,025
4,508,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
-
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
-
0%
0%
$
882,429
$ 441,849,000
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
4,075
116
21
50
3
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$ 4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$ 1,764,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
2,288
-
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
56%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 255,715,889
$
$
$
$
$
-
Educational
10
4,275
$ 2,941,429
$ 579,599,383
1
2,289
10%
54%
$
294,143
$ 256,010,032
*
Montgomery County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
168,898,000
78,140,000
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
3,026
35
1
10
-
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
38%
6%
4%
0%
13%
0%
1
3,073
7%
35%
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
758
111
4
0
9
3
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 68,207,665
$ 21,781,653
$ 3,217,000
$
$
920,250
$ 3,332,000
5
890
100%
100%
$ 2,771,000
$ 100,229,568
$
4,118,001
$1,172,910,001
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 338,197,675
$ 10,174,578
$ 3,255,834
$
$ 2,658,590
$
$
294,143
$ 354,580,820
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures
758
111
4
0
9
3
Educational
5
890
$
$
$
$
$
$
W. Liberty
Total
Exposure
68,207,665
21,781,653
3,217,000
920,250
3,332,000
$ 2,771,000
$ 100,229,568
*
228
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,851
114
43
7
Educational
5
4,020
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
346,527,335
22,370,347
711,000
4,396,750
4,116,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
3,851
114
43
7
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
5
4,020
100%
100%
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 346,527,335
$ 22,370,347
$
$
711,000
$
4,396,750
$
4,116,000
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
*
Morgan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Morgan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
4,609
225
4
52
10
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Educational
10
4,910
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
10
4,910
100%
100%
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures
100
0
0
0
0
0
Educational
0
100
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
414,735,000
44,152,000
3,217,000
711,000
5,317,000
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
*
Lakeview Hts.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 11,201,090
100
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 11,201,090
$
$ 11,201,090
0
100
100%
100%
*
City of Morehead
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morehead
Identified
Structures
2,347
305
22
6
Educational
8
2,688
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
2,347
305
22
6
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
8
2,688
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
*
229
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
5,076
188
14
40
5
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
5,076
188
14
40
5
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
Educational
7
5,330
$
6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
7
5,330
100%
100%
$
6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
*
Rowan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Rowan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
7,523
493
14
62
11
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
Educational
15
8,118
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
15
8,118
100%
100%
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
*
Wildfire Hazard AreasTypes and Numbers Of Building Structures Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Owingsville
Identified
Structures
720
79
1
0
9
3
Educational
5
817
$
$
$
$
$
$
Owingsville
Total
Exposure
63,868,852
15,707,748
1,312,667
611,679
3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$ 87,570,803
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0
0
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
City of Salt Lick
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures
157
27
1
0
7
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
Educational
1
$
547,571
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
230
194
$
22,219,417
0
0%
$
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
*
City of Sharpsburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures
154
13
0
0
11
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
Sharpsburg
Total
Exposure
13,660,838
2,584,819
747,607
588,000
Educational
0
179
$
$
17,581,264
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,228
36
4
29
2
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
$ 7,157,962
$ 5,250,666
$ 2,796,000
$ 1,970,964
$ 1,176,000
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
639
16
6
1
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
20%
44%
0%
0%
21%
50%
Educational
1
3,300
$
547,572
$ 305,244,516
662
0%
20%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
56,683,606
3,181,316
407,786
588,000
$
$ 60,860,708
*
Bath County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Bath County
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$ 7,876,000
$ 2,796,000
$ 3,806,000
$ 5,684,000
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
639
16
6
1
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
15%
10%
0%
0%
11%
14%
Educational
7
4,490
$ 3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
662
0%
15%
City of Frenchburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures
279
47
0
0
5
1
Educational
3
335
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
56,683,606
3,181,316
407,786
588,000
$
$ 60,860,708
*
$
$
$
$
$
$
Frenchburg
Total
Exposure
27,850,204
8,385,448
1,087,200
1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0
0
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
231
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
2,825
40
7
20
4
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 281,995,796
$
7,136,552
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
301
40
4
6
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
11%
100%
57%
0%
30%
0%
Educational
3
2,899
$
2,000,000
$ 307,396,148
3
354
100%
12%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
30,046,278
7,136,552
3,950,857
1,304,640
-
$ 2,000,000
$ 44,438,327
*
Menifee County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Menifee Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
301
40
4
6
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
10%
46%
57%
0%
24%
0%
Educational
6
3,234
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
3
354
50%
11%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
30,046,278
7,136,552
3,950,857
1,304,640
-
$ 2,000,000
$ 44,438,327
*
City of Camargo
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Camargo
Identified
Structures
383
28
0
0
4
1
Educational
1
417
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
Total
Exposure
42,805,588
8,139,663
1,063,436
588,000
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
-
$
294,142
$ 52,890,830
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
0%
0%
$
$
-
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures
738
35
1
0
10
0
Educational
0
784
Jeffersonville
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
98,570,788
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
6
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
670,584
-
0
6
0%
1%
$
$
670,584
*
232
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures
2,768
402
2
14
5
Educational
3
3,194
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mt. Sterling
Total
Exposure
309,362,580
116,862,300
6,511,666
3,722,025
4,508,000
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
-
$
882,429
$ 441,849,000
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
4,075
116
21
50
3
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$ 4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$ 1,764,000
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
74
6
1
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
2%
5%
0%
0%
2%
0%
Educational
10
4,275
$ 2,941,429
$ 579,599,383
81
0%
2%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
8,270,531
1,744,213
265,859
-
$
$ 10,280,604
*
Montgomery County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures
758
111
4
0
9
3
W. Liberty
Total
Exposure
68,207,665
21,781,653
3,217,000
920,250
3,332,000
Educational
5
890
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
168,898,000
78,140,000
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
80
6
1
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
1%
1%
0%
0%
1%
0%
87
0%
1%
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
6
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
539,902
-
0
6
0%
1%
$
$
539,902
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
8,941,115
1,744,213
265,859
-
$
$ 10,951,187
*
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 2,771,000
$ 100,229,568
*
233
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,851
114
43
7
Educational
5
4,020
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
346,527,335
22,370,347
711,000
4,396,750
4,116,000
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
1,515
74
17
3
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
39%
65%
0%
0%
40%
43%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 136,325,347
$ 14,521,102
$
$
$ 1,738,250
$ 1,764,000
3
1,612
60%
40%
$ 1,662,600
$ 156,011,300
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
1,521
74
17
3
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
33%
33%
0%
0%
33%
30%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 136,865,250
$ 14,521,102
$
$
$ 1,738,250
$ 1,764,000
3
1,618
30%
33%
$ 1,662,600
$ 156,551,202
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
*
Morgan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Educational
10
4,910
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morgan Co.
Total
Exposure
414,735,000
44,152,000
3,217,000
711,000
5,317,000
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures
100
0
0
0
0
0
Lakeview Hts.
Total
Exposure
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
-
Educational
0
100
$
$ 11,201,090
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
City of Morehead
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morehead
Identified
Structures
2,347
305
22
6
Educational
8
2,688
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
234
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
5,076
188
14
40
5
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
5,076
188
14
40
5
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$ 2,142,000
$ 9,992,258
$ 2,940,000
Educational
7
5,330
$
6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
7
5,330
100%
100%
$ 6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
*
Rowan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Educational
15
8,118
Rowan Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
In Wildfire In Wildfire
Exposure Hazard Area Hazard Area
$ 842,658,000
5,076
67%
$ 154,728,000
188
38%
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$
2,142,000
0%
$ 15,488,000
40
65%
$
9,604,000
5
45%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$ 2,142,000
$ 9,992,258
$ 2,940,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
$ 6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
7
5,330
47%
66%
*
The charts presented above represent the numbers and percentages of buildings (structures) that
have been identified as appearing only in specific areas of the County that are affected by flooding,
landslides and wildfires. These Natural Hazards do not occur on a countywide basis, rather they
occur in selected areas of each County.
The following charts summarize the total numbers and percentages of buildings (structures) in the
hazard areas relating to Tornados, Severe Thunderstorms/Hail, Severe Winter Storms and
Earthquakes. These natural hazards do occur, or have the potential to occur, more on a countywide
basis than does the Natural Hazards of Flooding, Landslides and Wildfires.
Tornadoes Hazard AreasTypes and Numbers Of Building Structures Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Owingsville
Identified
Structures
720
79
1
0
9
3
Educational
5
817
$
$
$
$
$
$
Owingsville
Total
Exposure
63,868,852
15,707,748
1,312,667
611,679
3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$ 87,570,803
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
720
79
1
0
9
3
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
5
817
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
63,868,852
15,707,748
1,312,667
611,679
3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$ 87,570,803
*
235
City of Salt Lick
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures
157
27
1
0
7
1
Educational
1
194
$
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
157
27
1
0
7
1
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
$
$
547,571
22,219,417
1
194
100%
100%
$
$
547,571
22,219,417
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
13,660,838
2,584,819
747,607
588,000
*
City of Sharpsburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures
154
13
0
0
11
1
Educational
0
179
$
$
$
$
$
$
Sharpsburg
Total
Exposure
13,660,838
2,584,819
747,607
588,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
154
13
0
0
11
1
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
$
$
17,581,264
0
179
100%
100%
$
$ 17,581,264
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,228
36
4
29
2
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
$ 7,157,962
$ 5,250,666
$ 2,796,000
$ 1,970,964
$ 1,176,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
3,228
36
4
29
2
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 286,345,352
$ 7,157,962
$ 5,250,666
$ 2,796,000
$ 1,970,964
$ 1,176,000
Educational
1
3,300
$
547,572
$ 305,244,516
1
3,300
100%
100%
$
547,572
$ 305,244,516
Bath County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Bath County
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$ 7,876,000
$ 2,796,000
$ 3,806,000
$ 5,684,000
Educational
7
4,490
$ 3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
*
# Located
Percent
In Tornado
In Tornado
4,259
100%
155
100%
6
100%
0%
56
100%
7
100%
7
4,490
100%
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$ 7,876,000
$ 2,796,000
$ 3,806,000
$ 5,684,000
$ 3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
*
236
City of Frenchburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures
279
47
0
0
5
1
Educational
3
335
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Frenchburg
Total
Exposure
27,850,204
8,385,448
1,087,200
1,372,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
279
47
0
0
5
1
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
3
335
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
27,850,204
8,385,448
1,087,200
1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
2,825
40
7
20
4
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 281,995,796
$
7,136,552
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
2,825
40
7
20
4
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Educational
3
2,899
$
2,000,000
$ 307,396,148
3
2,899
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
281,995,796
7,136,552
6,914,000
2,649,000
4,348,800
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$ 307,396,148
*
Menifee County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Menifee Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
3,104
87
7
25
5
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$ 6,914,000
$ 2,649,000
$ 5,436,000
$ 3,724,000
Educational
6
3,234
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
6
3,234
100%
100%
$ 4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
*
City of Camargo
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Camargo
Identified
Structures
383
28
0
0
4
1
Educational
1
417
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
Total
Exposure
42,805,588
8,139,663
1,063,436
588,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
383
28
0
0
4
1
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
1
417
100%
100%
$
294,142
$ 52,890,830
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
42,805,588
8,139,663
1,063,436
588,000
$
294,142
$ 52,890,830
*
237
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures
738
35
1
0
10
0
Educational
0
784
Jeffersonville
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
738
35
1
0
10
0
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
82,481,786
10,174,578
3,255,834
2,658,590
-
0
784
0%
100%
$
$
98,570,788
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
2,768
402
2
14
5
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 309,362,580
$ 116,862,300
$ 6,511,666
$
$ 3,722,025
$ 4,508,000
3
3,194
100%
100%
$
882,429
$ 441,849,000
98,570,788
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures
2,768
402
2
14
5
Educational
3
3,194
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mt. Sterling
Total
Exposure
309,362,580
116,862,300
6,511,666
3,722,025
4,508,000
$
882,429
$ 441,849,000
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
4,075
116
21
50
3
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$ 4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$ 1,764,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
4,075
116
21
50
3
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$ 4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$ 1,764,000
Educational
10
4,275
$ 2,941,429
$ 579,599,383
10
4,275
100%
100%
$ 2,941,429
$ 579,599,383
*
Montgomery County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
168,898,000
78,140,000
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
7,964
581
24
78
9
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 890,088,000
$ 168,898,000
$ 78,140,000
$
4,069,000
$ 20,737,000
$
6,860,000
14
8,670
100%
100%
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
*
238
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures
758
111
4
0
9
3
Educational
5
890
W. Liberty
Total
Exposure
68,207,665
21,781,653
3,217,000
920,250
3,332,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
758
111
4
0
9
3
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
5
890
100%
100%
$ 2,771,000
$ 100,229,568
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
68,207,665
21,781,653
3,217,000
920,250
3,332,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 2,771,000
$ 100,229,568
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,851
114
43
7
Educational
5
4,020
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
346,527,335
22,370,347
711,000
4,396,750
4,116,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
3,851
114
43
7
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
1000%
100%
100%
5
4,020
100%
100%
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
346,527,335
22,370,347
711,000
4,396,750
4,116,000
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
*
Morgan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Morgan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
4,609
225
4
52
10
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$ 3,217,000
$
711,000
$ 5,317,000
$ 7,448,000
Educational
10
4,910
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
10
4,910
100%
100%
$ 5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures
100
0
0
0
0
0
Educational
0
100
*
Lakeview Hts. # Located
Percent
Total
In Tornado In Tornado
Exposure
$ 11,201,090
100
100%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 11,201,090
$
$ 11,201,090
0
100
0%
100%
*
239
City of Morehead
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morehead
Identified
Structures
2,347
305
22
6
Educational
8
2,688
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
2,347
305
22
6
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
8
2,688
100%
100%
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
5,076
188
14
40
5
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
5,076
188
14
40
5
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$ 2,142,000
$ 9,992,258
$ 2,940,000
Educational
7
5,330
$
6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
7
5,330
100%
100%
$ 6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
*
Rowan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Rowan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
15
8,118
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
7,523
493
14
62
11
15
8,118
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
842,658,000
154,728,000
14,894,000
2,142,000
15,488,000
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
*
Severe Thunderstorms/Hail Hazard AreasTypes and Numbers Of Building Structures Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Owingsville
Identified
Structures
720
79
1
0
9
3
Owingsville
Total
Exposure
$ 63,868,852
$ 15,707,748
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$ 3,332,000
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
720
79
1
0
9
3
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 63,868,852
$ 15,707,748
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$ 3,332,000
Educational
5
817
$ 2,737,857
$ 87,570,803
5
817
100%
100%
$ 2,737,857
$ 87,570,803
240
*
City of Salt Lick
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures
157
27
1
0
7
1
Educational
1
194
$
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
157
27
1
0
7
1
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
$
$
547,571
22,219,417
1
194
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 13,926,958
$
5,368,471
$
1,312,667
$
$
475,750
$
588,000
$
$
547,571
22,219,417
*
City of Sharpsburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures
154
13
0
0
11
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
Sharpsburg
Total
Exposure
13,660,838
2,584,819
747,607
588,000
Educational
0
179
$
$
17,581,264
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
154
13
0
0
11
1
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 13,660,838
$ 2,584,819
$
$
$
747,607
$
588,000
0
179
0%
100%
$
$ 17,581,264
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,228
36
4
29
2
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
$ 7,157,962
$ 5,250,666
$ 2,796,000
$ 1,970,964
$ 1,176,000
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
3,228
36
4
29
2
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 286,345,352
$ 7,157,962
$ 5,250,666
$ 2,796,000
$ 1,970,964
$ 1,176,000
Educational
1
3,300
$
547,572
$ 305,244,516
1
3,300
100%
100%
$
547,572
$ 305,244,516
*
Bath County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
7
4,490
Bath County
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
# Located In
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
4,259
100%
155
100%
6
100%
100%
56
100%
7
100%
7
4,490
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
*
241
City of Frenchburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures
279
47
0
0
5
1
Frenchburg
Total
Exposure
$ 27,850,204
$ 8,385,448
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
279
47
0
0
5
1
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 27,850,204
$ 8,385,448
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
Educational
3
335
$ 2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
3
335
100%
100%
$ 2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Countywide
Identified
Structures
2,825
40
7
20
4
3
2,899
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
281,995,796
7,136,552
6,914,000
2,649,000
4,348,800
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$ 307,396,148
# Located In
Percent In
2,825
100%
40
100%
7
100%
100%
20
100%
4
100%
3
2,899
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 281,995,796
$
7,136,552
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$ 307,396,148
*
Menifee County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Menifee Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
6
3,234
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
3,104
87
7
25
5
6
3,234
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$ 6,914,000
$ 2,649,000
$ 5,436,000
$ 3,724,000
100%
100%
$ 4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
*
City of Camargo
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Camargo
Identified
Structures
383
28
0
0
4
1
Educational
1
417
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
Total
Exposure
42,805,588
8,139,663
1,063,436
588,000
$
294,142
$ 52,890,830
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
383
28
0
0
4
1
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 42,805,588
$ 8,139,663
$
$
$ 1,063,436
$
588,000
1
417
100%
100%
$
294,142
$ 52,890,830
*
242
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures
738
35
1
0
10
0
Educational
0
784
Jeffersonville
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
98,570,788
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
738
35
1
0
10
0
Percent in
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
-
0
784
0%
100%
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
2,768
402
2
14
5
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 309,362,580
$ 116,862,300
$ 6,511,666
$
$ 3,722,025
$ 4,508,000
100%
100%
$
882,429
$ 441,849,000
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$ 4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$ 1,764,000
100%
100%
$ 2,941,429
$ 579,599,383
$
$
98,570,788
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures
2,768
402
2
14
5
3
3,194
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mt. Sterling
Total
Exposure
309,362,580
116,862,300
6,511,666
3,722,025
4,508,000
$
882,429
$ 441,849,000
3
3,194
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Countywide
Identified
Structures
4,075
116
21
50
3
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$ 4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$ 1,764,000
10
4,275
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
4,075
116
21
50
3
$ 2,941,429
$ 579,599,383
10
4,275
*
Montgomery County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
14
8,670
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
168,898,000
78,140,000
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
7,964
581
24
78
9
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
14
8,670
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 890,088,000
$ 168,898,000
$ 78,140,000
$
4,069,000
$ 20,737,000
$
6,860,000
100%
100%
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
*
243
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures
758
111
4
0
9
3
Educational
5
890
W. Liberty
Total
Exposure
68,207,665
21,781,653
3,217,000
920,250
3,332,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
758
111
4
0
9
3
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 68,207,665
$ 21,781,653
$ 3,217,000
$
$
920,250
$ 3,332,000
5
890
100%
100%
$ 2,771,000
$ 100,229,568
$ 2,771,000
$ 100,229,568
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,851
114
43
7
5
4,020
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
346,527,335
22,370,347
711,000
4,396,750
4,116,000
# Located In
Percent In
3,851
100%
114
100%
0%
100%
43
100%
7
100%
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
5
4,020
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 346,527,335
$ 22,370,347
$
$
711,000
$
4,396,750
$
4,116,000
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
*
Morgan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Morgan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
10
4,910
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
4,609
225
4
52
10
10
4,910
Percent In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$ 3,217,000
$
711,000
$ 5,317,000
$ 7,448,000
100%
100%
$ 5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
*
City of Lakeview Heights Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Class of Property
Structures
100
Residential
0
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
0
Religious
0
Governmental
Educational
0
100
Lakeview Hts. # Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 11,201,090
100
100%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
Exposure
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 11,201,090
$
$ 11,201,090
0
100
0%
100%
*
244
City of Morehead
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Morehead
Identified
Structures
2,347
305
22
6
Morehead
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
8
2,688
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
2,347
305
22
6
8
2,688
Percent
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 262,889,582
$ 95,724,219
$
$
$
5,495,742
$
6,664,000
100%
100%
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
5,076
188
14
40
5
7
5,330
Educational
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
568,567,328
59,003,781
14,894,000
2,142,000
9,992,258
2,940,000
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
5,076
188
14
40
5
$
6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
7
5,330
Percent
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$ 2,142,000
$ 9,992,258
$ 2,940,000
100%
100%
$ 6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
*
Rowan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Rowan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
15
8,118
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
# Located In
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
7,523
493
14
62
11
15
8,118
Percent
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
*
Severe Winter Storms Hazard AreasTypes and Numbers Of Building Structures Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Owingsville
Identified
Structures
720
79
1
0
9
3
Owingsville
Total
Exposure
$ 63,868,852
$ 15,707,748
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$ 3,332,000
# Located In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
720
79
1
0
9
3
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Educational
5
817
$ 2,737,857
$ 87,570,803
5
817
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 63,868,852
$ 15,707,748
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$ 87,570,803
245
*
City of Salt Lick
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures
157
27
1
0
7
1
Educational
1
194
$
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
# Located In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
157
27
1
0
7
1
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 13,926,958
$
5,368,471
$
1,312,667
$
$
475,750
$
588,000
$
$
547,571
22,219,417
1
194
100%
100%
# Located In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
154
13
0
0
11
1
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
0
179
0%
100%
$
$ 17,581,264
# Located In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
3,228
36
4
29
2
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 286,345,352
$ 7,157,962
$ 5,250,666
$ 2,796,000
$ 1,970,964
$ 1,176,000
$
$
547,571
22,219,417
*
City of Sharpsburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures
154
13
0
0
11
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
Sharpsburg
Total
Exposure
13,660,838
2,584,819
747,607
588,000
Educational
0
179
$
$
17,581,264
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 13,660,838
$ 2,584,819
$
$
$
747,607
$
588,000
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,228
36
4
29
2
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
$ 7,157,962
$ 5,250,666
$ 2,796,000
$ 1,970,964
$ 1,176,000
1
3,300
$
547,572
$ 305,244,516
1
3,300
100%
100%
$
547,572
$ 305,244,516
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$ 7,876,000
$ 2,796,000
$ 3,806,000
$ 5,684,000
100%
100%
$ 3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
*
Bath County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
7
4,490
Bath County
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$ 7,876,000
$ 2,796,000
$ 3,806,000
$ 5,684,000
$ 3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
# Located In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
4,259
155
6
56
7
7
4,490
*
246
City of Frenchburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures
279
47
0
0
5
1
Frenchburg
Total
Exposure
$ 27,850,204
$ 8,385,448
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
279
47
0
0
5
1
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
Educational
3
335
$ 2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
3
335
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 27,850,204
$ 8,385,448
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
2,825
40
7
20
4
Educational
3
2,899
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
281,995,796
7,136,552
6,914,000
2,649,000
4,348,800
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$ 307,396,148
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
2,825
40
7
20
4
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 281,995,796
$
7,136,552
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
3
2,899
100%
100%
$
2,000,000
$ 307,396,148
*
Menifee County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Menifee Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
3,104
87
7
25
5
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$ 6,914,000
$ 2,649,000
$ 5,436,000
$ 3,724,000
Educational
6
3,234
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
6
3,234
100%
100%
$ 4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
*
City of Camargo
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Camargo
Identified
Structures
383
28
0
0
4
1
Educational
1
417
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
Total
Exposure
42,805,588
8,139,663
1,063,436
588,000
$
294,142
$ 52,890,830
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
383
28
0
0
4
1
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
1
417
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 42,805,588
$ 8,139,663
$
$
$ 1,063,436
$
588,000
$
294,142
$ 52,890,830
*
247
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures
738
35
1
0
10
0
Educational
0
784
Jeffersonville
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
98,570,788
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
738
35
1
0
10
0
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0
784
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
98,570,788
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures
2,768
402
2
14
5
Educational
3
3,194
Mt. Sterling
Total
Exposure
309,362,580
116,862,300
6,511,666
3,722,025
4,508,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
882,429
$ 441,849,000
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
2,768
402
2
14
5
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
3
3,194
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 309,362,580
$ 116,862,300
$ 6,511,666
$
$ 3,722,025
$ 4,508,000
$
882,429
$ 441,849,000
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
4,075
116
21
50
3
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$ 4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$ 1,764,000
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
4,075
116
21
50
3
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$ 4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$ 1,764,000
Educational
10
4,275
$ 2,941,429
$ 579,599,383
10
4,275
100%
100%
$ 2,941,429
$ 579,599,383
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Mont. Co.
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
168,898,000
78,140,000
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
7,964
581
24
78
9
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 890,088,000
$ 168,898,000
$ 78,140,000
$
4,069,000
$ 20,737,000
$
6,860,000
Educational
14
8,670
14
8,670
100%
100%
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
*
Montgomery County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
*
248
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures
758
111
4
0
9
3
Educational
5
890
W. Liberty
Total
Exposure
68,207,665
21,781,653
3,217,000
920,250
3,332,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
758
111
4
0
9
3
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
5
890
100%
100%
$ 2,771,000
$ 100,229,568
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 68,207,665
$ 21,781,653
$ 3,217,000
$
$
920,250
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,771,000
$ 100,229,568
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,851
114
43
7
Educational
5
4,020
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
346,527,335
22,370,347
711,000
4,396,750
4,116,000
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
3,851
114
43
7
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 346,527,335
$ 22,370,347
$
$
711,000
$
4,396,750
$
4,116,000
5
4,020
100%
100%
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
*
Morgan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Morgan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
4,609
225
4
52
10
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$ 3,217,000
$
711,000
$ 5,317,000
$ 7,448,000
Educational
10
4,910
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
10
4,910
100%
100%
$ 5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
*
City of Lakeview Heights Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Class of Property
Structures
100
Residential
0
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
0
Religious
0
Governmental
Educational
0
100
Lakeview Hts.
# Located
Percent In
Total
Severe W'strm Severe W'strm
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
$ 11,201,090
100
100%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 11,201,090
$
$ 11,201,090
0
100
0%
100%
*
249
City of Morehead
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morehead
Identified
Structures
2,347
305
22
6
Educational
8
2,688
Morehead
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
2,347
305
22
6
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 262,889,582
$ 95,724,219
$
$
$
5,495,742
$
6,664,000
8
2,688
100%
100%
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
5,076
188
14
40
5
Educational
7
5,330
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
568,567,328
59,003,781
14,894,000
2,142,000
9,992,258
2,940,000
$
6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
5,076
188
14
40
5
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
7
5,330
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$ 2,142,000
$ 9,992,258
$ 2,940,000
$ 6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
*
Rowan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Educational
15
8,118
Rowan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
# Located
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
7,523
493
14
62
11
Percent In
Severe W'strm
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
15
8,118
100%
100%
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
Earthquake Hazard AreasTypes and Numbers Of Building Structures Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Owingsville
Identified
Structures
720
79
1
0
9
3
Educational
5
817
$
$
$
$
$
$
Owingsville
Total
Exposure
63,868,852
15,707,748
1,312,667
611,679
3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$ 87,570,803
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
720
79
1
0
9
3
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 63,868,852
$ 15,707,748
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$ 3,332,000
5
817
100%
100%
$ 2,737,857
$ 87,570,803
250
*
City of Salt Lick
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures
157
27
1
0
7
1
Educational
1
194
$
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
157
27
1
0
7
1
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
$
$
547,571
22,219,417
1
194
100%
100%
$
$
547,571
22,219,417
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
154
13
0
0
11
1
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
13,660,838
2,584,819
747,607
588,000
0
179
100%
100%
$
$
17,581,264
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
3,228
36
4
29
2
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
286,345,352
7,157,962
5,250,666
2,796,000
1,970,964
1,176,000
1
3,300
100%
100%
*
City of Sharpsburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures
154
13
0
0
11
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
Sharpsburg
Total
Exposure
13,660,838
2,584,819
747,607
588,000
Educational
0
179
$
$
17,581,264
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,228
36
4
29
2
Educational
1
3,300
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
286,345,352
7,157,962
5,250,666
2,796,000
1,970,964
1,176,000
$
547,572
$ 305,244,516
$
547,572
$ 305,244,516
*
Bath County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Bath County
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
4,259
155
6
56
7
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
Educational
7
4,490
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
7
4,490
100%
100%
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
251
*
City of Frenchburg
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures
279
47
0
0
5
1
Educational
3
335
$
$
$
$
$
$
Frenchburg
Total
Exposure
27,850,204
8,385,448
1,087,200
1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
279
47
0
0
5
1
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 27,850,204
$ 8,385,448
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
3
335
100%
100%
$ 2,000,000
$ 40,694,852
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
2,825
40
7
20
4
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
3
2,899
100%
100%
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
2,825
40
7
20
4
Educational
3
2,899
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
281,995,796
7,136,552
6,914,000
2,649,000
4,348,800
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$ 307,396,148
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
281,995,796
7,136,552
6,914,000
2,649,000
4,348,800
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$ 307,396,148
*
Menifee County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Menifee Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
3,104
87
7
25
5
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
Educational
6
3,234
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
6
3,234
100%
100%
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
383
28
0
0
4
1
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 42,805,588
$ 8,139,663
$
$
$ 1,063,436
$
588,000
1
417
100%
100%
$
294,142
$ 52,890,830
*
City of Camargo
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Camargo
Identified
Structures
383
28
0
0
4
1
Educational
1
417
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
Total
Exposure
42,805,588
8,139,663
1,063,436
588,000
$
294,142
$ 52,890,830
252
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures
738
35
1
0
10
0
Educational
0
784
Jeffersonville
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
98,570,788
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
738
35
1
0
10
0
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0
784
0%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
98,570,788
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures
2,768
402
2
14
5
Educational
3
3,194
Mt. Sterling
Total
Exposure
309,362,580
116,862,300
6,511,666
3,722,025
4,508,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
882,429
$ 441,849,000
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
2,768
402
2
14
5
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
3
3,194
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
309,362,580
116,862,300
6,511,666
3,722,025
4,508,000
$
882,429
$ 441,849,000
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
4,075
116
21
50
3
Educational
10
4,275
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
455,438,046
33,721,459
68,372,500
4,069,000
13,292,949
1,764,000
$
2,941,429
$ 579,599,383
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
4,075
116
21
50
3
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
10
4,275
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
455,438,046
33,721,459
68,372,500
4,069,000
13,292,949
1,764,000
$
2,941,429
$ 579,599,383
*
Montgomery County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
168,898,000
78,140,000
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
7,964
581
24
78
9
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 890,088,000
$ 168,898,000
$ 78,140,000
$
4,069,000
$ 20,737,000
$
6,860,000
14
8,670
100%
100%
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
253
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures
758
111
4
0
9
3
Educational
5
890
$
$
$
$
$
$
W. Liberty
Total
Exposure
68,207,665
21,781,653
3,217,000
920,250
3,332,000
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
758
111
4
0
9
3
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 68,207,665
$ 21,781,653
$ 3,217,000
$
$
920,250
$ 3,332,000
5
890
100%
100%
$ 2,771,000
$ 100,229,568
$ 2,771,000
$ 100,229,568
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
3,851
114
43
7
Educational
5
4,020
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
346,527,335
22,370,347
711,000
4,396,750
4,116,000
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
3,851
114
43
7
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
5
4,020
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
346,527,335
22,370,347
711,000
4,396,750
4,116,000
$
2,771,000
$ 380,892,432
*
Morgan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Morgan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
4,609
225
4
52
10
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Educational
10
4,910
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
10
4,910
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
414,735,000
44,152,000
3,217,000
711,000
5,317,000
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures
100
0
0
0
0
0
Educational
0
100
Percent In
Exposure To
Total
Earthquake Earthquake
Earthquake
Exposure
Hazard
$ 11,201,090
100
100%
$ 11,201,090
$
0
0%
$
$
0
0%
$
$
0
0%
$
$
0
0%
$
$
0
0%
$
$
$ 11,201,090
0
100
0%
100%
$
$ 11,201,090
254
*
City of Morehead
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morehead
Identified
Structures
2,347
305
22
6
Educational
8
2,688
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
2,347
305
22
6
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
8
2,688
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
$
7,196,267
$ 377,969,810
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Countywide
Identified
Structures
5,076
188
14
40
5
Educational
7
5,330
$
$
$
$
$
$
Countywide
Total
Exposure
568,567,328
59,003,781
14,894,000
2,142,000
9,992,258
2,940,000
$
6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
5,076
188
14
40
5
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
7
5,330
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
568,567,328
59,003,781
14,894,000
2,142,000
9,992,258
2,940,000
$
6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
*
Rowan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Rowan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
# Located
Earthquake
Hazard Area
7,523
493
14
62
11
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Educational
15
8,118
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
15
8,118
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
842,658,000
154,728,000
14,894,000
2,142,000
15,488,000
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
*
The information in the charts above as to the specific number of building structures located in the
specific Hazard Areas were determined in cooperation with the Locally Elected Officials, the
Emergency Management Directors, HAZUS-MH Maps, the Local Hazard Mitigation Committees and
the Gateway ADD Staff.
The following section of this Plan will chart by jurisdiction the Building Stock exposure amounts, per
hazard, that each community could be faced with in the event that the hazard, when it occurs, is at its
worst.
255
Building Stock SummaryNumbers of Building Structures (All Types) Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
817
817
817
817
817
817
817
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
87,570,803
87,570,803
87,570,803
87,570,803
87,570,803
87,570,803
87,570,803
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
9
1%
0%
0%
817
100%
817
100%
817
100%
817
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
1,459,114
87,570,803
87,570,803
87,570,803
87,570,803
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
22,219,417
22,219,417
22,219,417
22,219,417
22,219,417
22,219,417
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
17,581,264
17,581,264
17,581,264
17,581,264
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
109,245,217
72,449,003
60,860,708
305,244,516
305,244,516
305,244,516
305,244,516
*
City of Salt Lick
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
194
194
194
194
194
194
194
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
22,219,417
194
100%
22,219,417
194
100%
22,219,417
0%
22,219,417
194
100%
22,219,417
194
100%
22,219,417
194
100%
22,219,417
194
100%
*
City of Sharpsburg
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
179
179
179
179
179
179
179
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
17,581,264
17,581,264
17,581,264
17,581,264
17,581,264
17,581,264
17,581,264
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
179
100%
179
100%
179
100%
179
100%
*
Number
Percent
Bath County
Identified
Total
Located In
Located In
Unincorporated Areas Structures
Exposure
3,300
$ 305,244,516
1,232
37%
Flood
3,300
$ 305,244,516
798
24%
Landslide
3,300
$ 305,244,516
662
20%
Wildfires
3,300
$ 305,244,516
3,300
100%
Tornadoes
3,300
$ 305,244,516
3,300
100%
S.T'storms/Hail
3,300
$ 305,244,516
3,300
100%
S. Winter Storms
3,300
$ 305,244,516
3,300
100%
Earthquakes
*
256
Bath County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
4,490
4,490
4,490
4,490
4,490
4,490
4,490
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
432,616,000
1,435
32%
432,616,000
992
22%
432,616,000
662
15%
432,616,000
4,490
100%
432,616,000
4,490
100%
432,616,000
4,490
100%
432,616,000
4,490
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
132,923,748
94,668,420
60,860,708
432,616,000
432,616,000
432,616,000
432,616,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
11,641,404
40,694,852
40,694,852
40,694,852
40,694,852
40,694,852
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
75,223,537
307,396,148
44,438,327
307,396,148
307,396,148
307,396,148
307,396,148
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
86,864,941
348,091,000
44,438,327
348,091,000
348,091,000
348,091,000
348,091,000
*
City of Frenchburg
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
335
335
335
335
335
335
335
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
40,694,852
40,694,852
40,694,852
40,694,852
40,694,852
40,694,852
40,694,852
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
87
26%
335
100%
0%
335
100%
335
100%
335
100%
335
100%
*
Menifee County
Identified
Total
Exposure
2,899
$ 307,396,148
Flood
2,899
$ 307,396,148
Landslide
2,899
$ 307,396,148
Wildfires
2,899
$ 307,396,148
Tornadoes
2,899
$ 307,396,148
S.T'storms/Hail
2,899
$ 307,396,148
S. Winter Storms
2,899
$ 307,396,148
Earthquakes
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
719
25%
2,899
100%
354
12%
2,899
100%
2,899
100%
2,899
100%
2,899
100%
*
Menifee County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
3,234
3,234
3,234
3,234
3,234
3,234
3,234
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
348,091,000
806
25%
348,091,000
3,234
100%
348,091,000
354
11%
348,091,000
3,234
100%
348,091,000
3,234
100%
348,091,000
3,234
100%
348,091,000
3,234
100%
*
257
City of Camargo
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
417
417
417
417
417
417
417
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
52,890,830
0%
52,890,830
0%
52,890,830
0%
52,890,830
417
100%
52,890,830
417
100%
52,890,830
417
100%
52,890,830
417
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
52,890,830
52,890,830
52,890,830
52,890,830
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
894,112
98,570,788
670,584
98,570,788
98,570,788
98,570,788
98,570,788
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
9,446,341
441,849,000
441,849,000
441,849,000
441,849,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
8,202,259
256,010,032
10,280,604
579,599,383
579,599,383
579,599,383
579,599,383
*
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
784
784
784
784
784
784
784
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
98,570,788
98,570,788
98,570,788
98,570,788
98,570,788
98,570,788
98,570,788
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
8
1%
784
100%
6
1%
784
100%
784
100%
784
100%
784
100%
*
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
3,194
3,194
3,194
3,194
3,194
3,194
3,194
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
441,849,000
441,849,000
441,849,000
441,849,000
441,849,000
441,849,000
441,849,000
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
39
1%
0%
0%
3,194
100%
3,194
100%
3,194
100%
3,194
100%
*
Number
Percent
Montgomery County
Identified
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
4,275
$ 579,599,383
56
1%
Flood
4,275
$ 579,599,383
2,289
54%
Landslide
4,275
$ 579,599,383
81
2%
Wildfires
4,275
$ 579,599,383
4,275
100%
Tornadoes
4,275
$ 579,599,383
4,275
100%
S.T'storms/Hail
4,275
$ 579,599,383
4,275
100%
S. Winter Storms
4,275
$ 579,599,383
4,275
100%
Earthquakes
*
258
Montgomery County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
8,670
8,670
8,670
8,670
8,670
8,670
8,670
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
$1,172,910,000
103
1%
$1,172,910,000
3,073
35%
$1,172,910,000
87
1%
$1,172,910,000
8,670
100%
$1,172,910,000
8,670
100%
$1,172,910,000
8,670
100%
$1,172,910,000
8,670
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 18,542,711
$ 354,580,820
$ 10,951,187
$1,172,910,000
$1,172,910,000
$1,172,910,000
$1,172,910,000
*
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
890
890
890
890
890
890
890
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
100,229,568
100,229,568
100,229,568
100,229,568
100,229,568
100,229,568
100,229,568
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
26
3%
890
100%
6
1%
890
100%
890
100%
890
100%
890
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
2,445,824
100,229,568
539,902
100,229,568
100,229,568
100,229,568
100,229,568
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
121,811,072
380,892,432
156,011,300
380,892,432
380,892,432
380,892,432
380,892,432
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
124,256,896
481,122,000
156,551,202
481,122,000
481,122,000
481,122,000
481,122,000
*
Morgan County
Identified
Total
Exposure
4,020
$ 380,892,432
Flood
4,020
$ 380,892,432
Landslide
4,020
$ 380,892,432
Wildfires
4,020
$ 380,892,432
Tornadoes
4,020
$ 380,892,432
S.T'storms/Hail
4,020
$ 380,892,432
S. Winter Storms
4,020
$ 380,892,432
Earthquakes
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
1,345
33%
4,020
100%
1,612
40%
4,020
100%
4,020
100%
4,020
100%
4,020
100%
*
Morgan County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
4,910
4,910
4,910
4,910
4,910
4,910
4,910
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
481,122,000
1,371
28%
481,122,000
4,910
100%
481,122,000
1,618
33%
481,122,000
4,910
100%
481,122,000
4,910
100%
481,122,000
4,910
100%
481,122,000
4,910
100%
*
259
Identified
City of Lakeview Heights Structures
100
Flood
100
Landslide
100
Wildfires
100
Tornadoes
100
S.T'storms/Hail
100
S. Winter Storms
100
Earthquakes
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
11,201,090
0%
11,201,090
100
100%
11,201,090
0%
11,201,090
100
100%
11,201,090
100
100%
11,201,090
100
100%
11,201,090
100
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
11,201,090
11,201,090
11,201,090
11,201,090
11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
11,828,790
377,969,810
377,969,810
377,969,810
377,969,810
377,969,810
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
255,883,491
663,836,100
663,836,100
663,836,100
663,836,100
663,836,100
663,836,100
*
City of Morehead
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
2,688
2,688
2,688
2,688
2,688
2,688
2,688
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
377,969,810
377,969,810
377,969,810
377,969,810
377,969,810
377,969,810
377,969,810
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
102
4%
2,688
100%
0%
2,688
100%
2,688
100%
2,688
100%
2,688
100%
*
Rowan County
Identified
Total
Exposure
5,330
$ 663,836,100
Flood
5,330
$ 663,836,100
Landslide
5,330
$ 663,836,100
Wildfires
5,330
$ 663,836,100
Tornadoes
5,330
$ 663,836,100
S.T'storms/Hail
5,330
$ 663,836,100
S. Winter Storms
5,330
$ 663,836,100
Earthquakes
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
2,198
41%
5,330
100%
5,330
100%
5,330
100%
5,330
100%
5,330
100%
5,330
100%
*
Rowan County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
8,118
8,118
8,118
8,118
8,118
8,118
8,118
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
$1,053,007,000
2,300
28%
$1,053,007,000
8,118
100%
$1,053,007,000
5,330
66%
$1,053,007,000
8,118
100%
$1,053,007,000
8,118
100%
$1,053,007,000
8,118
100%
$1,053,007,000
8,118
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 267,712,280
$1,053,007,000
$ 663,836,100
$1,053,007,000
$1,053,007,000
$1,053,007,000
$1,053,007,000
*
260
Gateway Region
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Structures
29,422
29,422
29,422
29,422
29,422
29,422
29,422
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
$3,487,746,000
6,015
20%
$3,487,746,000
20,327
69%
$3,487,746,000
8,051
27%
$3,487,746,000
29,422
100%
$3,487,746,000
29,422
100%
$3,487,746,000
29,422
100%
$3,487,746,000
29,422
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 630,300,576
$2,331,469,240
$ 936,637,524
$3,487,746,000
$3,487,746,000
$3,487,746,000
$3,487,746,000
*
Critical Facilities Exposure To Natural Hazards Within The Gateway Region
As mentioned in the first page of this section, there are two components to consider when identifying
the assets and assessing the vulnerability of the Gateway Region. The first component is to identify
the Building Stock of the Region. The preceding pages of this section accomplished this task.
The following pages of this section will deal with the second, last and equally important component for
consideration in the identification of assets and the assessing of vulnerability, the Critical Facilities.
For the purpose of this plan, the Gateway Regional Mitigation Committee has adopted the Definitions
of the FEMA HAZUS Loss Estimation Model as according to FEMA publication 386-1, version 1.0,
page 3-9 that states the following definitions of critical facilities. HAZUS separates critical facilities
and facilities into five (5) categories shown below based on their loss potential.
For the purpose of this plan, all of the following elements are considered Critical Facilities:
Transportation Facilities include Airways- Airports, Heliports; Highways/Bridges, Tunnels,
Roadbeds, Overpasses, Transfer Centers; Railways/Track Segments, Tunnels, Bridges, Rail
Yards, Depots; Waterways/Canals, Locks, Seaports, Ferries, Harbors, Docks and Piers.
Lifeline Utility Systems include Potable Water, Wastewater, Oil, Natural Gas, Electric Power
and Communication Systems.
Essential Facilities are essential to the Health and Welfare of the Whole Population and
are especially important following hazard events.
We consider not only their structural integrity and content value, but also the effects on the
interruption of their functions because the vulnerability is based on the service they provide
rather than simply their physical aspects. Essential Facilities include Hospitals and other
Medical Facilities, Police and Fire Stations, Emergency Operations Systems, Evacuation
Shelters, Schools and Health and Human Services to the Gateway Region.
High Potential Loss Facilities are facilities that would have a high loss associated with them,
both physical and economical, such as Nuclear Power Plants, Dams, and Military Installations.
Hazardous Materials Facilities include facilities housing industrial/hazardous materials, such
as corrosives, explosives, flammable materials, radioactive materials, and toxins.
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According to information provided by HAZUS-MH and FEMA, and from information obtained through
research by the Gateway ADD Staff, there are/is:
176 Major Road/Bridges located within the Gateway Region with a total dollar exposure amount of
$100,102,860. Montgomery County has the most with 63 and Menifee County has the least with 12.
The 176 bridges within the Gateway Region, when added together, have a total of 6,243 bridge feet.
Bath County has 1,713 feet of bridges within its boundaries, which is the most, and Menifee County
has 257 feet of bridges, the least of the five-counties.
$3,830,373,000 worth of exposure to the Transportation Systems (excluding Bridges and Airports) of
the Gateway Region. Morgan County has the highest exposure amount of $1,276,022,000, and
Menifee County has the least amount of exposure at $499,380,000.
6 Airports (public and private) located within the Gateway Region with a value of $32,046,000.
7 Water Treatment Plants (WTP’s) located within the Gateway Region with a combined exposure
value of $228,438,000. Two each are located in Morgan and Rowan County and the remaining three
are located in Bath, Montgomery and Menifee County’s.
$100,752,000 worth of exposure to the Region’s Water Treatment Plant Pipelines. Morgan County
has the most exposure in this area at $27,693,000 and Menifee County has the least exposure at
$14,034,000.
9 Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTP’s) with a total exposure dollar value of $587,412,000.
Every County within the Gateway Region has exposure in this area. Montgomery County has the
most WWTP’s with 3.
$60,452,000 worth of exposure to the Region’s Wastewater Treatment Plants Pipelines. Morgan
County has the most exposure in this area at $16,616,000 and Menifee County has the least
exposure at $8,420,000.
63 Water Storage Tanks (WST’s) located within the Gateway Region with a combined exposure
value of $9,450,000. These tanks are holding approximately 25,000,000 gallons of water for the
public use. Rowan County has the most identified WST’s with 21 and Menifee County has the least
at 6.
39 Pump Stations located within the Gateway Region. The total exposure value of these Pump
Stations stands at $468,000. Rowan County has the most Pump Stations with 14 and Montgomery
and Menifee County has the least number of Pump Stations with 4 each.
15 Communication Towers located within the Gateway Region. These Communication Towers have
a exposure value of $1,470,000. Rowan County has 6 of the 12 Communication Towers, Montgomery
County has 5, Morgan County has 2 and Bath and Menifee County has 1 each.
3 Oil Facilities are located within the Gateway Region. Facilities that assist with the transportation of
crude oil are found in Bath, Montgomery and Rowan Counties.
4 Natural Gas Facilities are located within the Gateway Region with an exposure value of
$4,272,000. Two are located in Rowan County, one each in Bath and Montgomery County’s. There is
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$40,300,000 worth of exposure to the Region’s Natural Gas Facilities Pipelines. Morgan County has
the most exposure at $11,077,000 and Menifee County has the least at $5,613,000.
0 Electric Power Facilities or Electric Power Facilities Pipelines located within the Gateway
Region.
28 Dams/Levees located within the Gateway Region with a exposure value of $3,500,000.
Montgomery has the highest number with 10 and Morgan and Menifee County’s having the least, at 2
apiece.
3 Health Care Facilities located within the Gateway Region. These facilities are located in
Montgomery, Morgan and Rowan Counties with an exposure value that totals $17,150,000.
The following six charts will provide a County-by-County and Regional detailed breakdown of the
Critical Facilities Exposure by category and amount: The County data below includes both the
incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The Total Exposure Value figures were
retrieved from HAZUS-MH.
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Critical Facilities Exposure By Gateway Region County
Critical
Bath County
Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
35
Transp. System (miles)
385
Airports
1
WTP's
1
WTP Pipelines (feet) 2,021,734
WWTP's
2
WWTP Pipelines (feet)
87,317
Water Storage Tanks
13
Water Pump Stations
10
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
8
Health Care Facilities
Oil Facilities
1
Oil Pipelines
Natural Gas Facilities
1
Natural Gas Pipelines
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
26,368,740
619,136,000
5,341,000
32,634,000
19,859,000
130,536,000
11,916,000
1,950,000
120,000
98,000
1,000,000
98,000
1,068,200
7,944,000
Electric Power Facilities
$
Critical Facility Total 2,109,509 $ 858,068,940
WTP-Water Treatment Plant
WWTP-Wastewater Treatment Plant
Critical
Menifee County
Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
12
371
Airports
WTP's
1
WTP Pipelines (feet)
749,005
WWTP's
2
53,405
Water Storage Tanks
6
Water Pump Stations
4
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
3
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,960,890
499,380,000
32,634,000
14,034,000
130,536,000
8,420,000
900,000
48,000
98,000
375,000
5,613,000
$
Critical Facility Total
802,810 $ 695,998,890
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Critical
Montgomery County Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
63
374
Airports
2
WTP's
1
WWTP's
3
WWTP Pipelines (feet) 454,480
Water Storage Tanks
15
Water Pump Stations
4
Commercial Towers
5
Dams/Levees
10
1
Oil Facilities
1
Oil Pipelines
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
22,012,000
688,814,000
10,682,000
32,634,000
17,646,000
195,804,000
10,588,000
2,250,000
48,000
490,000
1,250,000
6,860,000
98,000
1,068,200
7,058,000
$
Critical
Total
Morgan County
Facilities
Exposure
Major Roads/Bridges
32
$
18,407,750
716
$ 1,276,022,000
Airports
1
$
5,341,000
WTP's
2
$
65,268,000
897,206 $
27,693,000
WWTP's
1
$
65,268,000
75,239
$
16,616,000
Water Storage Tanks
8
$
1,200,000
Water Pump Stations
7
$
84,000
Commercial Towers
2
$
196,000
Dams/Levees
3
$
375,000
1
$
3,430,000
Oil Facilities
$
Oil Pipelines
$
$
$
11,077,000
$
Critical Facility Total
973,218 $ 1,490,977,750
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Critical
Rowan County
Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
34
473
Airports
2
WTP's
2
WWTP's
1
WWTP Pipelines (feet) 692,309
Water Storage Tanks
21
Water Pump Stations
14
Commercial Towers
6
Dams/Levees
4
1
Oil Facilities
1
Oil Pipelines
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
$
Critical
Total
Gateway Region
Facilities
Exposure
Major Roads/Bridges
176
$ 100,102,860
2,319
$ 3,830,373,000
Airports
6
$
32,046,000
WTP's
7
$ 228,438,000
WTP Pipelines (feet) 7,292,555 $ 100,752,000
WWTP's
9
$ 587,412,000
WWTP Pipelines (feet) 1,362,750 $
60,452,000
Water Storage Tanks
63
$
9,450,000
Water Pump Stations
39
$
468,000
Commercial Towers
15
$
1,470,000
Dams/Levees
28
$
3,500,000
3
$
17,150,000
Oil Facilities
3
$
294,000
Oil Pipelines
$
4
$
4,272,800
$
40,300,000
$
Critical Facility Total 8,657,977 $ 5,016,480,660
When looking at the numbers associated with WTP Pipelines and WWTP Pipelines, these numbers
reflect linear feet. Future updates to this Plan will include the number of linear feet of Oil Pipelines
and Natural Gas Pipelines.
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Transportation Facilities-Major Roads/Bridges Within The Gateway Region
Within the Gateway Region there are 176 Major Roads/Bridges that total 6,243 feet in length,
according to the HAZUS-MH generated report. These bridges have a total exposure amount of
$100,102,860. If these major roads/bridges were laid end to end, they would extend approximately
1.2 miles (6,243/5,280). Montgomery County has the most major roads/bridges with 63, followed by
Bath County with 35, Rowan County with 34, Morgan County with 32 and Menifee County having the
least with 12.
In the area of total length of all major roads/bridges combined, Bath County has the most bridge feet
at 1,713, Rowan County has the second most at 1,646, Montgomery County, which has the greatest
number of major roads/bridges, has the third greatest number of bridge feet at 1,539, Morgan County
has 1,088 and Menifee County has 257.
Without exception, the County Mitigation Committees felt the numbers presented by FEMA were too
low. Future Plan updates will include a closer review and assessment of the Major Roads/Bridges.
The following charts identify the individual Major Roads/Bridges per county being in the Gateway
Region. Their original costs/replacement costs are valued in thousands of dollars.
The County data below includes both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The
Original Cost figures were retrieved from HAZUS-MH.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Bridge
KY#
356
357
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
370
371
373
410
412
414
416
418
420
422
423
424
425
426
Bath County
Owner
State Highway Agency
Year
Built
1992
1931
1931
1931
1931
1931
1942
1931
1980
1986
1996
1996
1967
1967
1967
1967
1966
1967
1967
1967
1966
1967
1967
1967
1967
Length
46
22
11
35
35
11
105
42
16
65
9
8
83
102
119
119
59
48
48
80
62
62
104
104
94
Original
Cost
693.78
261.95
144.95
461.20
461.20
144.95
1,583.63
673.46
312.44
1,042.26
180.03
160.03
1,212.29
1,408.84
1,983.71
1,983.71
833.65
929.70
929.70
1,155.77
1,141.80
1,141.80
1,733.66
1,733.66
1,372.96
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26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
427
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
County Highway Agency
35 Highway Bridges
1967
1992
1990
1993
1950
1995
1993
1993
1936
1993
94
24
24
24
7
13
11
13
7
7
1,713
1,372.76
232.42
259.10
236.23
67.79
125.90
136.22
109.39
61.12
86.68
26,368.74
Source: HAZUS-MH
Includes incorporated and unincorporated areas of the County.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Bridge
KY#
6530
6531
6532
6534
6535
6536
6538
6540
6547
6550
6551
6552
6554
6555
6556
6557
6558
6559
6560
6561
6562
6563
6564
6566
6567
6569
6570
6571
6572
6573
6575
6578
6579
6580
6581
6582
Montgomery County
Owner
Private
Year
Built
1938
1938
1960
1948
1991
1960
1960
1960
1960
1940
1954
1960
1935
1935
1935
1953
1953
1993
1998
1969
1975
1949
1949
1975
1970
1953
1968
1965
1978
1911
1970
1955
1978
1978
1970
1996
Original
Length
Cost
20
279.42
29
405.16
61
1,045.91
10
223.85
25
523.91
94
1,432.65
48
823.01
48
823.01
57
859.69
8
106.69
50
531.85
55
943.03
15
207.18
15
211.94
52
627.42
30
376.26
30
376.26
12
264.81
108
2,674.79
32
381.02
21
246.71
8
74.93
9
91.45
21
246.71
9
78.59
52
602.65
36
451.51
7
80.02
38
723.95
24
228.61
16
139.71
30
381.02
12
140.98
10
117.48
9
101.45
91
1,372.48
268
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
6583
6584
6585
6586
6587
6588
6589
6592
6593
6594
6595
6596
6597
6598
6600
6601
6602
6603
6604
6605
6606
6608
6609
6610
6611
6612
6613
City Highway Agency
63 Highway Bridges
1951
1969
1969
1972
1979
1986
1967
1981
1983
1982
1982
1992
1980
1997
1994
1981
1982
1987
1992
1994
1983
1989
1994
1994
1940
1930
1972
10
12
16
10
7
23
14
14
21
10
11
16
25
16
8
13
9
15
12
15
9
10
11
11
8
12
9
1,539
130.18
175.27
218.45
117.48
87.79
233.69
124.47
220.04
200.04
88.91
97.80
187.97
226.23
185.43
81.29
152.73
78.59
142.88
140.98
178.61
80.02
101.61
127.48
127.48
90.18
114.31
105.73
22,012
Source: HAZUS-MH
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Bridge
KY#
6406
6407
6408
6409
6410
6412
6414
6415
6416
6417
6418
6419
Menifee County
Owner
12 Highway Bridges
Year
Built
1923
1923
1927
1978
1978
1977
1991
2000
1998
1994
1998
1996
Length
13
10
15
23
19
11
14
14
80
9
34
15
257
Original
Cost
138.28
115.89
159.55
635.36
413.25
197.34
244.49
253.38
1,079.57
85.73
464.21
173.84
3,960.89
Source: HAZUS-MH
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Bridge
KY#
6614
6617
6618
6621
6624
6625
6626
6627
6628
6629
6630
6631
6632
6633
6634
6635
6637
6638
6639
6640
6641
6643
6644
6645
6646
6647
6648
6649
6650
6651
6653
6655
Morgan County
Owner
32 Highway Bridges
Year
Built
1932
1934
1934
1937
1930
1930
1925
1925
1982
1982
1985
1985
1989
1991
1998
1999
1992
1993
1995
1997
1997
1992
1993
1997
1994
1993
1999
1994
1993
1993
1963
1963
Original
Length
Cost
58
690.61
14
146.69
13
136.22
17
205.12
48
502.95
8
107.96
7
85.57
10
111.13
32
812.85
43
1,092.27
62
1,181.17
119
2,493.80
170
3,562.57
77
1,613.64
26
359.12
21
290.05
24
228.61
7
66.68
8
76.20
7
66.68
7
66.68
10
95.26
8
92.72
68
798.88
24
278.15
9
85.73
14
133.36
9
85.73
8
92.72
48
1,044.01
57
913.98
55
890.64
1,088 18,407.75
Source: HAZUS-MH
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Bridge
KY#
7740
7741
7743
7744
7745
7746
7747
7749
7750
7753
Rowan County
Owner
Year
Built
1973
1999
1924
1924
1924
1948
1948
1988
1988
1968
Length
26
20
16
11
10
8
88
15
15
93
Original
Cost
462.31
412.78
177.81
122.25
112.72
167.65
1,327.23
240.52
264.34
1,343.59
270
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
7755
7757
7759
7761
7763
7765
7767
7769
7771
7772
7773
7774
7775
7776
7777
7778
7779
7780
7781
7782
7783
7784
7787
7788
34 Highway Bridges
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1993
1997
1997
1979
1993
1999
1992
1994
1974
1995
1994
1994
1992
1993
1980
1998
1990
87
130
130
122
122
48
48
71
92
306
12
16
9
14
13
16
24
8
13
8
8
15
8
24
1,646
1,174.03
2,146.44
2,146.44
2,014.35
2,014.35
899.22
899.22
2,310.75
2,117.86
7,044.18
167.65
185.43
104.31
133.36
123.83
162.57
228.61
92.72
123.83
92.72
92.72
142.88
76.20
228.61
29,353.48
Source: HAZUS-MH
HAZUS-MH Identified Highway Bridges Per Gateway Region
County
70
60
Bath
50
Menifee
40
Montgomery
30
Morgan
20
Rowan
10
0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
*
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HAZUS-MH Identified Total Length (In Feet) of Highway Bridges Per
1,800
1,600
1,400
1,200
1,000
800
600
400
200
-
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Transportation Facilities-Transportation Systems Within The Gateway Region
Within the counties of the Gateway Region, there is $3,830,373,000 worth of exposure to the
Transportation Systems from Natural Hazards. Although Bridges and Airports are classified as
Transportation Systems, discussion concerning them and their replacement costs are not counted
within this segment as they have been separately discussed and accounted for within this segment
individually. The first chart below sums up the total exposure per county from the Natural Hazards to
its Transportation Systems.
Morgan County has the highest exposure from the Natural Hazards to its Transportation Systems at
approximately $1,276,022,000. Rowan County had the second highest exposure amount with
$747,021,000, Montgomery County had the third highest exposure amount with $688,814,000, Bath
County had the fourth (out of five) highest exposure amount with $619,136,000 and Menifee County
had the least amount of exposure to its Transportation Systems from Natural Hazards with
$499,380,000.
The second chart below will show that of the eight different Transportation Systems (Highway,
Railway, Light Rail, Bus Facility, Ports, Ferries, Airports and Runways), only four, or half of them, are
susceptible to the Natural Hazards. Light Rail, Bus Facilities, Ports and Ferries are not susceptible to
the Natural Hazards that affect the Gateway Region.
Of the four Transportation Systems (Highways, Railways, Airports and Runways), that are affected by
the Natural Hazards within the Gateway Region, the chart below will show that the Highways, its
Segments and Bridges, within the Gateway Region are the most susceptible to damages from the
Gateway Regions Natural Hazards.
During a County Mitigation Committee Meeting, it was learned that Rowan County is in the process of
constructing a second airport. Once completed, the old airport is to be publicly sold. It is not known at
this time whether the old airport, once sold, will remain and be used for aviation purposes or if the
land and facilities will be used for non-aviation purposes. For the purpose of this Hazard Mitigation
Plan, additional funds ($30,458,000) were added to the Rowan County Transportation Systems
Runway Facilities column to reflect what will soon be two runways within Rowan County. Future Plan
updates will allow the Plan preparer to determine the intended use of the old airport and to make any
changes, if necessary.
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The following charts give a County-by-County and Regional breakdown into the individual
Transportation System Exposure. The source of information was obtained from HAZUS-MH and
FEMA. The initial listing of Transportation Systems within the Gateway Region was compiled by the
Gateway ADD Staff. It was reviewed by the County Hazard Mitigation Committees and the
Committees recommended changes were put into effect. All County data included in the charts
below, relating to Transportation Facilities/Systems, includes both the incorporated and
unincorporated areas of that County. Replacement Costs were provided by HAZUS/MH.
There are 2,319 miles of Highways within the Gateway Region, this figure includes both the State
Primary, State Secondary, Rural Secondary, Supplemental Roads and County Maintained Roads.
The Chart below breaks out the number of Highway Miles Per County and the maintenance
Responsibilities.
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Total
State
Primary
System
13.3
19.4
34.6
62.8
41.0
171.1
State
Rural
County
Secondary Secondary Supplemental Maintained
System
System
Roads
Roads
71.5
74.9
1.6
224.0
42.0
59.1
250.0
45.4
71.9
2.1
220.0
42.7
123.7
36.3
450.0
67.9
53.9
10.5
300.0
269.5
383.5
50.5
1,444.0
Total
Miles
385.3
370.5
374.0
715.5
473.3
2,318.6
Source: Commonwealth of Ky. Transportation Cabinet and
Gateway Region County Judge-Executive’s
Highways
Railways
Light Rail
Bus Facilities
Ports
Ferries
Airports
Runways
Total
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Bath County Transportation Systems Dollar Exposure
Bridges
Tunnels
Facilities
Segments
588,678,000
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $ 30,458,000
588,678,000
$
- $
- $ 30,458,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
588,678,000
30,458,000
619,136,000
Source: HAZUS-MH & FEMA
Highways
Railways
Light Rail
Bus Facilities
Ports
Ferries
Airports
Runways
Total
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Menifee County Transportation Systems Dollar Exposure
Bridges
Tunnels
Facilities
Segments
499,380,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
499,380,000
$
$
$
-
Total
$ 499,380,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 499,380,000
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Montgomery County Transportation Systems Dollar Exposure
Bridges
Tunnels
Facilities
Segments
$
- $
- $
Highways $ 597,439,000
$
$
- $
- $
Railways
$
- $
- $
Light Rail $
$
- $
- $
Bus Facilities $
$
$
- $
- $
Ports
$
$
- $
- $
Ferries
$
$
- $
- $
Airports
$
$
- $
- $ 91,375,000
Runways
Total
$ 597,439,000
$
- $
- $ 91,375,000
Total
$ 597,439,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 91,375,000
$ 688,814,000
Morgan County Transportation Systems Dollar Exposure
Segments
Bridges
Tunnels
Facilities
$1,245,564,000 $
- $
- $
Highways
$
$
- $
- $
Railways
$
$
- $
- $
Light Rail
$
- $
- $
Bus Facilities $
$
$
- $
- $
Ports
$
$
- $
- $
Ferries
$
$
- $
- $
Airports
$
$
- $
- $ 30,458,000
Runways
Total
$1,245,564,000 $
- $
- $ 30,458,000
Total
$1,245,564,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 30,458,000
$1,276,022,000
Highways
Railways
Light Rail
Bus Facilities
Ports
Ferries
Airports
Runways
Total
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Rowan County Transportation Systems Dollar Exposure
Bridges
Tunnels
Facilities
Segments
682,003,000
$
- $
- $
4,102,000
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $
$
- $
- $ 60,916,000
686,105,000
$
- $
- $ 60,916,000
Total
$ 682,003,000
$
4,102,000
$
$
$
$
$
$ 60,916,000
$ 747,021,000
Within Rowan County, as the chart above explains, there is $4,102,000 worth of exposure to the
Railways. According to the County Judge-Executive, there is approximately 20 miles of abandoned
and unused railways within the County border. The ownership of these railways has reverted back to
the local landowners, many of who have built or placed homes, barns and outbuildings on this land.
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Gateway Region Transportation Systems Dollar Exposure
Highways
Railways
Light Rail
Bus Facilities
Ports
Ferries
Airports
Runways
Total
Segments
$3,613,064,000
$
4,102,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$3,617,166,000
Bridges
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Tunnels
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
Facilities
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 213,207,000
$ 213,207,000
Total
$3,613,064,000
$
4,102,000
$
$
$
$
$
$ 213,207,000
$3,830,373,000
*
Transportation Systems Exposure Per Gateway Region County To Natural Hazards
$1,400,000,000
$1,200,000,000
$1,000,000,000
Bath
Menifee
$800,000,000
Montgomery
$600,000,000
Morgan
$400,000,000
Rowan
$200,000,000
$0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
*
Gateway Region Transportation Systems Exposure Area
Runways
6%
Railways
0%
Highways
94%
Highways
Runways
Railways
*
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Highway Exposure To Natural Hazards Per Gateway Region County
$1,400,000,000
$1,200,000,000
$1,000,000,000
Bath
Menifee
$800,000,000
Montgomery
$600,000,000
Morgan
$400,000,000
Rowan
$200,000,000
$0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Transportation Facilities-Airports Within The Gateway Region
There are six Public and Private Airports located within the Gateway Region that has been identified
by HAZUS-MH. With the exception of Menifee County, every County within the Gateway Region is
home to an Airport.
During a County Mitigation Committee Meeting, it was learned that Rowan County is in the process of
constructing a second Airport. Once completed, the old Airport is to be publicly sold. It is not known
at this time whether the old Airport, once sold, will remain and be used for aviation purposes or if the
land and facilities will be used for non-aviation purposes.
For the purpose of this Hazard Mitigation Plan, additional funds ($5,341,000) were added to this
section of the Plan to reflect what will soon be two Airports within Rowan County. Future Plan
updates will allow the Plan preparer to determine the intended use of the old Airport and to make any
changes, if necessary.
All County data included in the chart below, relating to Airports, includes both the incorporated and
unincorporated areas of that County. Replacement Costs were provided by HAZUS/MH.
Gateway Region Airports
Name
Morehead/Rowan County
Morehead/Rowan County
One Oak
Mt. Sterling/Montgomery County
W.R. Belcher
West Liberty
Region Total
City
Morehead
Morehead
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling
Olympia
West Liberty
Owner
Public
Public
Private
Public
Private
Public
Use
Public
Public
Private
Public
Private
Public
Replacement
Value
$ 5,341,000
$ 5,341,000
$ 5,341,000
$ 5,341,000
$ 5,341,000
$ 5,341,000
$ 32,046,000
Source-HAZUS-MH & County Mitigation Committee Input
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Airport Exposure To Natural Hazards Per Gateway
Region County
$12,000,000
$10,000,000
Bath
$8,000,000
Menifee
$6,000,000
Montgomery
$4,000,000
Morgan
$2,000,000
Rowan
ow
R
or
M
M
on
tg
an
n
ga
y
om
er
ife
en
M
Ba
t
h
e
$0
The initial listing of Airports within the Gateway Region was compiled by the Gateway ADD Staff. It
was reviewed by the County Hazard Mitigation Committees and the Committees recommended
changes were put into effect.
Lifeline Utility Systems-Water Treatment Plants Within The Gateway Region
There are 7 Water Treatment Plants located within the Gateway Region. Two of them are located in
Rowan County, two in Morgan County and the remaining three are located in Bath, Menifee and
Montgomery Counties. HAZUS-MH puts the replacement cost of each plant at $32,634,000, meaning
the Gateway Region has $228,438,000 worth of exposure to Natural Hazards.
All County data included in the chart below, relating to Water Treatment Plants, includes both the
incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. Replacement Costs were provided by
HAZUS/MH.
County
Plant
Location
Name
Bath
Owingsville WTP
Menifee
Cave Run WTP
Montgomery Mount Sterling WTP
Morgan
W. Liberty WTP
Morgan
W. Liberty WTP
Rowan
M.S.U. WTP
Rowan
M.U.P.B WTP
Totals
Owner
City of Owingsville
Cave Run Water Commission
Mount Sterling Water & Sewer
Morehead Utility Plant Board
7 Water Treatment Plants
Design
Capacity
.33 mgd
2.00 mgd
4.3 mgd
1.08 mgd
2.3 mgd
1.26 mgd
8.7 mgd
Replacement
Value
$
32,634,000
$
32,634,000
$
32,634,000
$
32,634,000
$
32,634,000
$
32,634,000
$
32,634,000
$ 228,438,000
Source: HAZUS-MH and Gateway ADD GIS Department
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Water Treatment Plants Dollar Exposure To Natural Hazards Per
$70,000,000
$60,000,000
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
$50,000,000
$40,000,000
$30,000,000
$20,000,000
$10,000,000
$0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
The initial listing of Water Treatment Plants within the Gateway Region was compiled by the Gateway
Lifeline Utility Systems-Water Treatment Plant Pipelines Within The Gateway Region
According to the Gateway ADD GIS Department, there are 7,292,555 l.f. of Water Treatment Plant
Pipelines (waterlines) located throughout the Gateway Region. Rowan County has almost one-third of
these waterlines at 2,244,675 l.f. (30.8%), Bath County has 2,021,734 l.f. (27.7%), Montgomery
County has 1,379,935 l.f. (18.9%), Morgan County has 897,206 l.f. (12.3%) and Menifee County has
749,005 l.f. (10.3%).
The following chart reflects the Total Linear Feet of Waterlines per Gateway Region County. All
County data included in the chart below, relating to Waterlines, includes both the incorporated and
unincorporated areas of that County.
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Feet Of Waterlines Per County Exposed To Natural
2,500,000
2,000,000
Bath
1,500,000
Menifee
Montgomery
1,000,000
Morgan
500,000
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The amount of pipeline exposure, for Water Treatment Plants within the Gateway Region is
$100,752,000. Morgan County has the most exposure of any Gateway Region County at
$27,693,000, Rowan County has the second most amount of exposure at $21,520,000, Bath County
has the third most amount of exposure with $19,859,000, Montgomery County has $17,646,000 and
Menifee County has the least exposure at $14,034,000.
The following chart reflects the individual Gateway Region counties and their Water Treatment Plant
Pipelines exposure to the Natural Hazards.
GatewayRegionWater Treatment PlantsPipelineExposureToNatural HazardsPer County
$30,000,000
$25,000,000
Bath
$20,000,000
Menifee
$15,000,000
Montgomery
$10,000,000
Morgan
Rowan
$5,000,000
$0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
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Lifeline Utility Systems-Wastewater Treatment Plants Within The Gateway Region
There are currently 9 Wastewater Treatment Plants located within the Gateway Region. Two are
located each in Bath and Menifee County’s, three are located in Montgomery County and one each is
located in Morgan and Rowan County’s.
All County data included in the charts below, relating to Wastewater Treatment Plants, includes both
the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The Replacement Cost was provided by
HAZUS/MH.
County
Name
Owner
Bath
Sharpsburg WWTP
City of Sharpsburg
Bath
Owingsville WWTP
City of Owingsville
Menifee
Frenchburg WWTP
City of Frenchburg
Menifee
Menifee Co. Sanit. Dist. #1 WWTP
Menifee Co.Sanitation Dist. #1
Montg. Montg. County Sanitation Dist. #2 WWTP Montg. Co. Sanitation District
Montg.
Mt. Sterling WWTP
Mt. Sterling Water & Sewer
Montg.
Mt. Sterling WWTP
Morgan
West Liberty WWTP
Rowan
Morehead Utility Plant Bd. WWTP
Morehead Utility Plant Bd.
9 WWTP's in Region
Replacement
Cost
$ 65,268,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 587,412,000
Source: HAZUS-MH and Gateway ADD GIS Department
Number Of Wastewater Treatment Plants Per Gateway Region
County Exposed To Natural Hazards
5
4
Bath
Menifee
3
Montgomery
2
Morgan
Rowan
1
0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
The initial listing of Wastewater Treatment Plants within the Gateway Region was compiled by the
Gateway ADD Staff. It was reviewed by the County Hazard Mitigation Committees and the
Committees recommended changes were put into effect.
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WWTP Exposure Amounts Per Gateway Region County From
Natural Hazards
$250,000,000.00
Bath
$200,000,000.00
Menifee
$150,000,000.00
Montgomery
$100,000,000.00
Morgan
$50,000,000.00
Rowan
$0.00
Lifeline Utility Systems-Wastewater Treatment Plant Pipelines Within The Gateway Region
The amount of pipeline exposure for Wastewater Treatment Plants within the Gateway Region,
according to FEMA, is $60,452,000. Morgan County has the most exposure of any Gateway Region
county at $16,616,000, Rowan County has the second most amount of exposure at $12,912,000,
Bath County has the third most amount of exposure with $11,916,000, Montgomery County has
$10,588,000 and Menifee County has the least exposure at $8,420,000.
There are approximately 1,362,750 linear feet of sewer collection lines located within the Gateway
Region. Rowan County has, via the Morehead Utility Plant Board, 692,309 l.f. of collection lines,
followed by Montgomery County, via the Mt. Sterling Water & Sewer WWTP’s, with 454,480 l.f., Bath
County, through the Owingsville and Sharpsburg WWTP’s, has 87,317 l.f., Morgan County has,
through the West Liberty WWTP, 75,239 l.f. and Menifee County has 53,405 l.f. of collection lines
through the Frenchburg WWTP and the Menifee County Sanitation District #1.
The following chart reflects, in linear feet, the individual Gateway Region jurisdictions and their
Wastewater Treatment Plant Pipelines exposure to the Natural Hazards. All County data included in
the chart below, relating to Sewer lines, includes both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of
that County.
WWTP Name
Sharpsburg WWTP
Owingsville WWTP
Frenchburg WWTP
Menifee Co. Sanitation Dist. #1
Montg. Co. Sanitation Dist. #2
Mt. Sterling WWTP #1 & #2
West Liberty WWTP
M.U.P.B. WWTP
Region Totals
Force Main
Collection Lines
15,601
9,973
2,564
11,709
29,807
55,398
24,076
228,462
377,590
Gravity Main
Collection Lines
483
61,260
25,928
13,204
55,355
313,920
51,163
463,847
985,160
Total Lines
16,084
71,233
28,492
24,913
85,162
369,318
75,239
692,309
1,362,750
Source: Gateway ADD Water Management Plan
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WWTP's Pipeline Exposure To Natural Hazards Per
$18,000,000
$16,000,000
$14,000,000
$12,000,000
$10,000,000
$8,000,000
$6,000,000
$4,000,000
$2,000,000
$0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
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800,000
700,000
600,000
500,000
400,000
300,000
200,000
100,000
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Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
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Linear Feet of Sewer Collection Lines Per
Lifeline Utility Systems-Water Storage Tanks Within The Gateway Region
Located within the five-county Gateway Region are 63 Water Storage Tanks holding approximately
25,000,000 gallons of water for use by the citizens at any moment. These Water Storage Tanks, if
destroyed because of a Natural Disaster, would have a exposure value of $9,450,000. While the
identified hazards of Flooding, Severe Winter Storms, Severe Thunderstorms, Wildfires, etc. may not
be a major threat to the Regions Water Storage Tanks; other identified hazards such as Tornadoes,
Landslides and Earthquakes are a definite threat.
Rowan County currently has the most Water Storage Tanks constructed and operational at this time
with 21. Montgomery County currently has 15 Water Storage Tanks constructed and operational,
Bath County has 13, Morgan County has 8 and Menifee County has 6.
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In terms of current storage capacity, Rowan County, which has the greatest number of Water Storage
Tanks, also holds the greatest amount of stored water in the amount of 10,342,000 gallons,
Montgomery County’s 15 tanks are holding 7,769,000 gallons of water, Morgan County’s 8 tanks are
holding 4,394,000 gallons, Bath County’s 13 tanks are holding at least 1,435,000 gallons of water and
Menifee County’s 6 tanks are holding at least 700,000 gallons of water.
The charts below identify the individual counties, their Water Storage Tanks, locations and storage
capacity. HAZUS-MH places the replacement value of each water storage tank at $150,000. All
County data included in the charts below, relating to Water Storage Tanks, includes both the
incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Owner
Bath County Water District
Location
Preston
Ore Mines Road
Owingsville
Perry Road Tower
Olympia
Means
Salt Lick
8
9
10
11
12
13
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Owingsville Water & Sewer
Owingsville Water & Sewer
Sharpsburg Water District
13 Water Storage Tanks
Smoot Drive
High Street
Whetstone
Reynoldsville
Sharpsburg
Midland
Storage
Capacity
64,000
250,000
100,000
100,000
52,000
100,000
100,000
Replacement
Value
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
250,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
119,000
Unknown
1,435,000
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$1,950,000.00
Storage
Capacity
100,000
100,000
200,000
100,000
200,000
Unknown
700,000
Replacement
Value
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 900,000.00
Storage
Capacity
125,000
125,000
125,000
119,000
Replacement
Value
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
Source: Gateway ADD GIS Department
1
2
3
4
5
6
Owner
County
Menifee Frenchburg Water & Sewer
Menifee Cave Run Water Commission
Location
Big Woods
Craig Hill #1
Craig Hill #2
McCausey Ridge
Tar Ridge
US460
1
2
3
4
County
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Owner
Judy Water Association
Location
Bunker Hill
Donaldson Road
Donaldson Road
Paris Pike
5
6
7
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Jeffersonville Water System
Jeffersonville Water System
Levee Road Water Assoc.
Highway 599
Shelby Lane
Oldham Road
8
9
10
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Bypass
I-64
Mt. Sterling Water & Sewer Old Owingsville Rd.
300,000 $ 150,000.00
100,000 $ 150,000.00
75,000 $ 150,000.00
500,000 $ 150,000.00
500,000 $ 150,000.00
300,000 $ 150,000.00
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Montgomery
12
13
14
Montgomery Mt. Sterling Water & Sewer
Montgomery Montg. County Water District
Montgomery
Reid Village Water District
15
Montgomery
Osborne Road
2,500,000 $ 150,000.00
Osborne Road
2,500,000 $ 150,000.00
200,000 $ 150,000.00
200,000 $ 150,000.00
Fogg Pike
Fogg Pike
100,000 $ 150,000.00
7,769,000 $2,250,000.00
Owner
Morgan County Water District
1
2
3
4
County
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
5
6
7
Morgan Morgan County Water District
Morgan
West Liberty Water Works
Morgan
8
Morgan
Location
Ezel
Caney
Highway 172
Ditney/519
Storage
Capacity
150,000
174,000
150,000
1,000,000
Replacement
Value
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
Spawns Creek
Johnson Hill
Prison
120,000 $ 150,000.00
300,000 $ 150,000.00
1,500,000 $ 150,000.00
519
1,000,000 $ 150,000.00
4,394,000 $1,200,000.00
1
2
3
4
County
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Owner
Location
Morehead State University Morehead State Univ.
Morehead State University Morehead State Univ.
Divide Hill
Guardian
Storage
Capacity
250,000
200,000
1,500,000
250,000
Replacement
Value
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
5
6
7
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Knapp Wilson
MMRC
Pine Ridge
1,000,000 $ 150,000.00
1,500,000 $ 150,000.00
100,000 $ 150,000.00
8
9
10
11
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan Water, Inc.
Quail Hollow
US60
Ward Oats
Blair’s Mill
100,000
621,000
750,000
40,000
$
$
$
$
12
13
14
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Carter County
Clack Mountain East
Elliottville
220,000
161,000
220,000
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
$ 150,000.00
15
16
17
18
19
20
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
173
KY801
Maxie Flats
Pond Lick
Rock Fork
Seas Branch
2,000,000
1,000,000
150,000
64,000
91,000
75,000
21
Rowan
Rowan Water, Inc.
US60
$
$
$
$
$
$
150,000.00
150,000.00
150,000.00
150,000.00
150,000.00
150,000.00
150,000.00
150,000.00
150,000.00
150,000.00
50,000 $ 150,000.00
10,342,000 $3,150,000.00
The initial listing of Water Storage Tanks within the Gateway Region was compiled by the
Gateway ADD Staff. The list was reviewed by the County Hazard Mitigation Committees and
the Committees recommended changes were put into effect.
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Water Storage Tanks Per Gateway Region County Exposed To Natural
Hazards
25
20
Bath
Menifee
15
Montgomery
10
Morgan
Rowan
5
0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
*
Stored Water (In Gallons) Per Gateway Region County Exposed To Natural
Hazards
11,000,000
10,000,000
9,000,000
8,000,000
7,000,000
6,000,000
5,000,000
4,000,000
3,000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
-
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
*
Water Storage Tanks Exposure In Dollars Per Gateway Region County
$3,500,000
$3,000,000
$2,500,000
Bath
$2,000,000
Menifee
Montgomery
$1,500,000
Morgan
Rowan
$1,000,000
$500,000
$0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
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Lifeline Utility Systems-Water Pump Stations Within The Gateway Region
There are currently 39 Pump Stations in operation within the Gateway Region. These stations, should
a major natural disaster occur, would have a total exposure dollar amount of $468,000. The charts
below list individually the Water Pump Stations located within the Gateway Region. HAZUS-MH
indicates the Replacement Values per Pump Station at $12,000 each. The charts below represent all
the incorporated and unincorporated areas of the particular individual County.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Owner
10 Pump Stations
Location
Fearing Road
Means
Midland
Pistol Road
Pendleton Branch
Preston
Slate Creek
Scrubgrass
Harpers
US60 O'ville
# of
Pumps
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
20
Source: Gateway ADD GIS Department/Hazard Mitigation Committee Input
1
2
3
4
County
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Owner
Frenchburg Water & Sewer
4 Pump Stations
Location
Dan Ridge
Morgan County
Sudith
Tolan Road
# of
Pumps
2
2
2
2
8
1
2
3
4
County
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Owner
4 Pump Stations
Location
Howard’s Mill
Osborne Road
College Road
Lacroix
# of
Pumps
2
2
2
2
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
County
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Morgan
Owner
7 Pump Stations
Location
Highway 172
State Rt. 191
Highway 460
203
Prison
Raw Wat Lake
WTP B
# of
Pumps
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
14
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County
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Owner
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
Rowan Water, Inc.
14 Pump Stations
Location
Guardian
MMRC
Pine Ridge
Quail Hollow
Wilson Knapp
Bearskin
Carter County Line
Christy Creek
KY 32 West
Lake Leuman
Mill Branch
Rock Fork
University Farm
US 60 East
# of
Pumps
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
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Water Pump Stations Per Gateway Region County Exposed To
Natural Hazards
14
12
Bath
10
Menifee
8
Montgomery
6
Morgan
4
Rowan
2
0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
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Water Pump Stations Exposure To Natural Hazards Per Gateway
Region County
$180,000
$160,000
$140,000
$120,000
$100,000
$80,000
$60,000
$40,000
$20,000
$0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
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Lifeline Utility Systems-Communication Towers Within The Gateway Region
There are fifteen Communication Towers located within the Gateway Region. Six of them is located
in Rowan County. Five Communication Towers are located in Montgomery County. Two
Communication Towers are located in Morgan County and the remaining two Communication Towers
are located in Bath and Menifee County’s.
The following Charts and Graph(s) outline the individual County’s exposure from Natural Hazards to
their Communication Towers. All County data included in the chart below, relating to Communication
Towers, includes both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The Replacement
Value was provided by HAZUS/MH.
Tower
Name
Owner
Location/County
WKCA CH 299
Gateway Radio Works
Owingsville/Bath
WAXG CH 201
American Family Assoc. Mt. Sterling/Montgomery
WMKJ CH 288
Citicasters Licenses, Inc.
Mt. Sterling/Montgomery
WMST 1150
Gateway Radio Works
Mt. Sterling/Montgomery
Unknown
Cingular
Fairfield Drive
Unknown
Unknown
I-64 Exit 110 Interchange
WLKS 1450
Morgan County Industries
West Liberty
WLKS-FM CH 275
West Liberty
WUPX TV CHANNEL 67 Paxson Lexington License
Morehead
WKMR CHANNEL 38
Ky. Authority For ED
Morehead
WMOR 1330
Morehead
WIKO CH 242
Gateway Radio Works
Morehead
WMKY CH 212
Morehead State Univ.
Morehead
WQXX CH 291
Morehead
Channel 65
Paxson Lexington License
McCausey Ridge
15 Communication Towers
Replacement
Value
$
98,000
$
98,000
$
98,000
$
98,000
$
98,000
$
98,000
AM $
98,000
FM $
98,000
TV
$
98,000
TV
$
98,000
AM $
98,000
FM $
98,000
FM $
98,000
FM $
98,000
TV
$
98,000
$ 1,470,000
Use
FM
FM
FM
AM
Source: HAZUS-MH & County Mitigation Committee Input
Number of Communication Towers Per County Exposed
To Natural Hazards Within The Gateway Region
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
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Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
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Communication Towers Exposure Amounts To Natural
$700,000.00
$600,000.00
$500,000.00
$400,000.00
$300,000.00
$200,000.00
$100,000.00
$0.00
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
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Lifeline Utility Systems-Oil Facilities Within The Gateway Region
Although HAZUS-MH does not indicate any Oil Facilities within the Gateway Region, a publication
produced by Marathon Ashland Pipe Line, LLC indicates that this company operates facilities, which
transports crude oil, within Bath, Montgomery and Rowan Counties. According to the HAZUS-MH
printout, the replacement value of each facility is $98,000.
The Gateway Region has $294,000 worth of exposure from Natural Hazards with Bath, Montgomery
and Rowan Counties sharing the exposure equally at $98,000.
Lifeline Utility Systems-Oil Facility Pipelines Within The Gateway Region
We know that Oil Facilities are located within the Gateway Region. At this time, however, we do not
know the exact number of feet of oil pipelines within the Gateway Region. Future updates to this Plan
will include the number of feet of oil pipelines located within the Gateway Region.
Lifeline Utility Systems-Natural Gas Facilities Within The Gateway Region
HAZUS-MH has identified four Natural Gas Facilities within the Gateway Region. Two are located in
Rowan County, one each in Bath and Montgomery County’s. Menifee and Morgan County does not
host an identified Natural Gas Facility.
The Gateway Region has $4,272,800 worth of exposure to its Natural Gas Facilities from the Natural
Hazards. All County data included in the chart below, relating to Natural Gas Facilities, includes both
the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The Replacement Value was provided by
HAZUS/MH.
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County
Name
Bath
Texas Eastern Gas Pipeline Co.
Montgomery Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company
Rowan
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company
Rowan
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company
4 Natural Gas Facilities
Location
Owingsville
Jeffersonville
Morehead
Morehead
Replacement
Cost
$
1,068,200
$
1,068,200
$
1,068,200
$
1,068,200
$
4,272,800
Lifeline Utility Systems-Natural Gas Facilities Pipelines Within The Gateway Region
While the exact number of feet of pipelines that support the Natural Gas Facilities within the Gateway
Region is not known, the exposure cost is. The amount of pipeline exposure for the Natural Gas
Facilities within the Gateway Region is $40,300,000.
Morgan County has the most exposure of any Gateway Region county at $11,077,000, Rowan
County has the second most amount of exposure at $8,608,000, Bath County has the third most
amount of exposure with $7,944,000, Montgomery County has $7,058,000 and Menifee County has
the least exposure at $5,613,000. The following chart reflects the individual Gateway Region counties
and their Natural gas Facilities Pipelines exposure to the Natural Hazards.
All County data included in the chart below, relating to Natural Gas Pipelines, includes both the
incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The Exposure Value was provided by
HAZUS/MH.
Natural Gas Pipeline Exposure To Natural Hazards Per Gateway
Region County
$12,000,000
$10,000,000
Bath
$8,000,000
Menifee
$6,000,000
Montgomery
Morgan
$4,000,000
Rowan
$2,000,000
$0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Lifeline Utility Systems-Electric Power Facilities Within The Gateway Region
At the current time, there are no known Electric Power Facilities located or operating within the
Gateway Region. There are however, 10 Electric Power Facilities operating within an hours drive, or
60 mile radius, of Montgomery County, the Regions western most county (4 in Winchester, Clark
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County, 3 in Lexington, Fayette County, 1 each in Versailles, Woodford County, Maysville, Mason
County and Paris, Bourbon County. (Source: HAZUS-MH).
Lifeline Utility Systems-Electric Power Facilities Pipelines Within The Gateway Region
According to the FEMA generated report titled “Utility System Dollar Exposure”, there are no Electric
Power Facilities Pipelines located within the five-county Gateway Region.
High Potential Loss Facilities-Dams/Levees Within The Gateway Region
There are 28 identified Dams/Levees located within the Gateway Region, each with a replacement
value of $125,000 average, per HAZUS-MH. In the area of exposure, this totals $3,500,000 for the
Region. Montgomery County has the largest number of Dams/Levees with 10, followed by Bath
County with 8, Rowan County has 4, and Menifee and Morgan each have 3 Dams/Levees.
The following charts describe the Dams/Levees per County, the Owner, the Year Built and the
Replacement Values. All County data included in the charts below, relating to Dams/Levees, includes
both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The Replacement Value was
provided by HAZUS/MH.
County
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Bath
Totals
Name
Cave Run Lake Dam
Flat Creek Farm Lake Dam
Lila Leech Farm Lake Dam
Olympia Springs Dam
Olympia State Forest Dam
Salt Lick Creek MPS #3
Salt Lick Creek Watershed
Spring Grove Lake
8 Dams/Levees
Owner
CELRL
James Mann
Bob Ovington
Church of God
Michael Campbell
Bath County SCD
Salt Lick Watershed CD
Pleasant View Farm
Year
Built
1974
1963
1953
1972
1962
1982
1977
1943
Replacement
Value
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 1,000,000
Source: FEMA & National Inventory of Dams Website/Hazard Mitigation Committee Input
County
Menifee
Menifee
Menifee
Totals
Name
Salt Lick Creek FRS #1
Tanglewood Lake Dam
Walker Construction Dam
3 Dams/Levees
Owner
Salt Lick Creek WCD
Mitch Adams
AW Walker & Sons
Year
Built
1976
1963
1967
Replacement
Value
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 375,000
County
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Montg.
Name
Owner
Brashear Dam
Kentucky Timber
Diedrich Lake Dam
Ronnie Diedrich
Sid Calk Lake Dam
Sid Calk Lake H'owners Assoc.
Mann Dam
Larry Schwartz
McKee Scout Camp
Boy Scouts Bluegrass
Mt. Sterling Dam
Mt. Sterling Golf Course Mt. Sterling Golf & Country Club
Rumpke of Kentucky
Rumpke of Kentucky
Year
Built
1970
1998
1940
1960
1959
1960
1961
1995
1995
Replacement
Value
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
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Montg.
Totals
10 Dams/Levees
Rumpke of Kentucky
1995
$ 125,000
$ 1,250,000
County
Name
Owner
Not Known
Not Known
Morgan Pleasant Valley Country Club Pleasant Valley Country Club
Totals
3 Dams/Levees
Year
Built
Not Known
Not Known
Not Known
Replacement
Value
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 375,000
County
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Rowan
Totals
Name
Clements Lake Dam
Lake Lewman
Lakeview Heights
Lakeview Heights
4 Dams/Levees
Owner
Lake Lewman Association
Lakeview Heights
Lakeview Heights
Year
Built
1950
1967
Not Known
Not Known
Replacement
Value
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 125,000
$ 500,000
Gateway Region Dams Per County That Are
12
10
Bath
8
Menifee
6
Montgomery
Morgan
4
Rowan
2
0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
*
Dams/Levees Exposure To Natural Hazards Per Gateway
Region County
$1,400,000
$1,200,000
Bath
$1,000,000
Menifee
$800,000
Montgomery
$600,000
Morgan
$400,000
Rowan
$200,000
$0
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
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The initial listing of Dams/Levees within the Gateway Region was compiled by the Gateway ADD
Staff. The list was reviewed by the County Hazard Mitigation Committees and the Committees
Essential Facilities-Health Care Facilities Within The Gateway Region
There are 3 identified Health Care Facilities located within the Gateway Region. One each is located
within Montgomery, Morgan and Rowan Counties. Bath and Menifee County’s do not have a
identified Health Care Facility. The total exposure to Natural Hazards for the Gateway Region in this
area stands at $17,150,000. All County data included in the chart below, relating to Health Care
Facilities, includes both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The Replacement
Value was provided by HAZUS/MH.
County
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Name
Gateway Regional Health
Morgan ARH Hospital
St. Claire Medical Center
3 Hospitals
Location
Mt. Sterling
West Liberty
Morehead
Replacement
Use
Cost
Hospital
6,860,000
Hospital
3,430,000
Hospital
6,860,000
17,150,000
Source: HAZUS-MH
The initial listing of Health Care Facilities within the Gateway Region was compiled by the Gateway
ADD Staff. The list was reviewed by the County Hazard Mitigation Committees and the Committees
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The Map inventory chart below shows the maps that were created to illustrate the types and numbers
of Critical Facilities in each jurisdiction that is subject to potential damages due to Flooding.
Flooding
Vulnerability
Bath County
Salt Lick
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
Menifee County
Frenchburg
Montgomery County
Camargo
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Morgan County
West Liberty
Rowan County
Lakeview Heights
Morehead
Transp.
Critical
Facilities
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Lifelines
Critical
Facilities
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Essential
Facilities/
Critical
Facilities
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
High
Potential
Loss
Critical
Facilities
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Hazardous
Mat'ls
Critical
Facilities
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
The following maps show the location of these facilities in each jurisdiction in comparison to the
Flood, Landslide and Wildfire hazard areas. These maps were presented to the local committees for
their review, for public comment and discussion purposes when identifying the vulnerable assets of
each jurisdiction.
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The map above includes both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of the County.
295
296
297
298
Menifee County has never been mapped for floodplains. The shaded areas in the map
above represent publicly identified flooding areas within this County only.
The map above includes both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of the County
299
Menifee County has never been mapped for floodplains. The shaded areas in the map
above represent publicly identified flooding areas within this County only
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
Menifee County has never been mapped for floodplains. The shaded areas in the map above
represent publicly identified flooding areas within this County only.
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314
315
316
317
318
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
represent publicly identified flooding areas within this County only
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327
328
329
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Critical Facilities Within Landslide Risk Areas-Map Inventory Per Jurisdiction
Landslide
Vulnerability
Bath County
Salt Lick
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
Menifee County
Frenchburg
Montgomery County
Camargo
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Morgan County
West Liberty
Rowan County
Lakeview Heights
Morehead
Transp.
Critical
Facilities
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Lifelines
Critical
Facilities
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Essential
Facilities/
Critical
Facilities
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
High Potential
Loss
Critical
Facilities
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Hazardous
Mat'ls
Critical
Facilities
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
The chart above describes the types of maps to follow. The following pages contain 55 maps relating
to the Landslide Natural Hazard and its risk to the Gateway Regions cities and counties in the areas
of Transportation Critical Facilities, Lifelines Critical Facilities, Essential Facilities Critical Facilities,
High Potential Loss Critical Facilities and Hazardous Materials Critical Facilities.
In the areas of Transportation Critical facilities, Lifelines Critical Facilities and Essential Facilities
Critical Facilities, maps are provided for each County and City within the Gateway Region. For High
Potential Loss Critical facilities and Hazardous Materials Critical facilities, maps are provided on a
County basis only.
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348
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
375
376
377
378
379
380
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382
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384
385
386
387
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389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
Critical Facilities Within Wildfire Risk Areas-Map Inventory Per Jurisdiction
Wildfires
Vulnerability
Bath County
Salt Lick
Sharpsburg
Owingsville
Menifee County
Frenchburg
Montgomery County
Camargo
Jeffersonville
Mt. Sterling
Morgan County
West Liberty
Rowan County
Lakeview Heights
Morehead
Transp.
Critical
Facilities
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Lifelines
Critical
Facilities
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Essential
Facilities/
Critical
Facilities
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
High Potential
Loss
Critical
Facilities
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Hazardous
Mat'ls
Critical
Facilities
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
The chart above describes the types of maps to follow. The following pages contain 54 maps relating
to the Wildfire Natural Hazard and its risk to the Gateway Regions cities and counties in the areas of
Transportation Critical Facilities, Lifelines Critical Facilities, Essential Facilities Critical Facilities, High
Potential Loss Critical Facilities and Hazardous Materials Critical Facilities.
In the areas of Transportation Critical facilities, Lifelines Critical Facilities and Essential Facilities
Critical Facilities, maps are provided for each County and City within the Gateway Region. For High
Potential Loss Critical facilities and Hazardous Materials Critical facilities, maps are provided on a
County basis only.
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407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
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420
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422
423
424
425
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427
428
429
430
431
432
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436
437
438
439
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441
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443
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The following charts summarize the types and numbers of existing Critical Facilities in the individual
identified hazard areas. These charts were created using the mapped information above. The
intended use of the maps is to guide community leaders and planners to determine which areas of
the county these facilities are located.
The following charts indicate the Total Vulnerability for each Gateway Region County for its Critical
Facilities. Ownership issues were one of the limitations of the dataset. For example, a County
Government Building located in the county seat is the responsibility of the County and not the City
Government, though it is located in the city limits.
Future updates of this Plan may include information on values and ownership of Critical Facilities to
determine future mitigation actions. This information may be obtained in the future by new GIS
databases, data collection by Committee Members, and evaluations after future hazard events.
Funding will be a key factor in determining the ability in creating and maintaining new databases of
new information.
When reviewing the Flooding charts below, the numbers within the charts include both the designated
floodplain areas whether they are the 100 or 500-year and the publicly identified areas. When
reviewing the Landslide charts below, the numbers are reflective of the total number of Critical
Facilities whether they are located in the Low, Moderate or High-Risk areas.
Oil and Natural Gas Pipelines, and their feet of pipeline located in the Flooding and Wildfire Hazard
Areas, were the hardest to determine. With the exception of Bath County, these figures will not
appear in the charts below. Future Plan Updates will include this information.
Flood Hazard AreaCritical Facilities Located Within Hazard Areas Per Jurisdiction
Major Roads/Bridges
Transportation System (miles)
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
8
1
303,260
1
48,024
2
1
-
Critical Facilities Total
351,297
City of Owingsville
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
12,865,164
32,634,000
2,978,850
65,268,000
6,553,800
300,000
12,000
-
$
$ 120,611,814
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0
0%
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
WTP-Water Treatment Plants, WWTP-Wastewater Treatment Plant
Source: HAZUS-MH Maps, Local Elected Officials
The #’s for WTP and WWTP Pipelines are in Linear Feet
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Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
2
6
101,087
4,367
1
-
105,463
City of Salt Lick
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
-
$
$ 12,894,408
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
2
100%
3
50%
0%
0%
101,087
100%
0%
4,367
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
105,459
0%
100%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 1,506,785
$ 4,824,437
$
$
$ 992,950
$
$ 595,800
$ 150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 8,069,972
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
101,087
1
17,463
1
-
Total
Exposure
$
$ 6,432,582
$
$
$ 992,950
$ 65,268,000
$ 2,383,200
$ 150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
118,556
$
$ 75,226,732
City of Sharpsburg
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0
0%
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
446
All Unincorporated Areas
Of Bath County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
33
367
1
1,516,300
17,463
9
9
1
8
1
1
-
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$ 24,861,955
19
58%
$ 590,189,381
36
10%
$ 5,341,000
0%
$
0%
$ 14,894,250
202,172
13%
$
0%
$ 2,383,200
17,463
100%
$ 1,350,000
2
22%
$
108,000
4
44%
$
98,000
0%
$ 1,000,000
5
63%
$
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$ 1,068,200
0%
$ 7,944,000
5%
$
1,534,193 $ 649,335,986
219,701
0%
14%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 144,199
$ 59,018,938
$
$
$ 1,936,252
$
$ 2,383,200
$ 300,000
$
48,000
$
$ 630,000
$
$
$
$
$ 397,200
$
$ 64,857,789
Bath County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
35
385
1
1
2,021,734
2
87,317
13
10
1
8
1
1
-
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$ 26,368,740
21
60%
$ 619,136,000
39
10%
$
5,341,000
0%
$ 32,634,000
0%
$ 19,859,000
303,259
15%
$ 130,536,000
0%
$ 11,916,000
21,830
25%
$
1,950,000
2
15%
$
120,000
4
40%
$
98,000
0%
$
1,000,000
5
63%
$
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
0%
$
7,944,000
5%
$
2,109,509 $ 858,068,940
325,160
0%
15%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
1,650,984
63,843,375
2,929,202
2,979,000
450,000
48,000
630,000
397,200
$
$ 72,927,761
447
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
10
14,980
1
28,492
1
-
43,487
City of Frenchburg
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
990,223
13,460,377
280,680
65,268,000
4,492,138
12,000
505,170
$
$ 85,008,588
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
2
67%
2
20%
0%
0%
7,490
50%
0%
14,246
50%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
21,740
0%
50%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 663,449
$ 2,692,075
$
$
$ 140,340
$
$ 2,246,069
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 5,741,933
Of Menifee County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
9
361
1
734,025
1
24,913
6
3
1
3
-
0
759,323
Total
Exposure
$ 2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$ 3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$ 5,107,830
$
610,990,302
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
1
11%
72
20%
0%
0%
40,789
6%
0%
9,514
38%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
50,376
0%
7%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 326,773
$ 96,914,717
$
$
$ 764,258
$
$ 1,500,007
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 99,505,755
448
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
12
371
1
749,005
2
53,405
6
4
1
3
-
Total
Exposure
3,960,890
499,380,000
32,634,000
14,034,000
130,536,000
8,420,000
900,000
48,000
98,000
375,000
5,613,000
802,810
695,998,890
Menifee County
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
3
25%
74
20%
0%
0%
48,279
6%
0%
23,760
44%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
72,116
0%
9%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
990,222
99,606,792
904,598
3,746,076
-
$
$ 105,247,688
The #’s for WTP and WWTP Pipelines are in Linear Feet.
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
1
7
71,196
39,030
-
110,234
City of Camargo
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
349,397
12,892,241
910,423
909,280
705,800
$ 15,767,141
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
0%
0%
0%
0%
1,500
2%
0%
781
2%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
2,281
0%
2%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
18,208
$
$
18,195
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
36,403
Source: HAZUS-MH Maps, Local Elected Officials, Gateway ADD GIS Dept.
449
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
21
336,775
32,825
1
1
-
369,626
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
1,048,190
38,676,722
4,306,530
764,723
150,000
125,000
705,800
$
$ 45,776,965
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
2
67%
1
5%
0%
0%
10,103
3%
0%
985
3%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
11,091
0%
3%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 698,793
$ 1,841,749
$
$
$ 129,193
$
$
22,942
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 2,692,677
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
8
38
279,708
182,745
1
2
1
1
-
Total
Exposure
$ 2,795,175
$ 69,986,449
$
$
$ 3,576,783
$
$ 4,257,402
$ 150,000
$
$ 196,000
$ 125,000
$ 6,860,000
$
$
$
$ 2,117,400
462,504
$
$ 90,064,209
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
4
50%
2
5%
0%
0%
19,580
7%
0%
12,792
7%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
32,378
0%
7%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 1,397,587
$ 3,499,322
$
$
$ 250,380
$
$ 298,018
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 5,445,307
450
In Montgomery County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
51
308
2
1
692,256
3
199,880
13
4
3
8
1
1
-
Total
Exposure
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$ 4,656,595
$ 1,950,000
$
48,000
$
294,000
$ 1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$ 1,068,200
$ 3,529,000
892,531
$
$ 845,693,885
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
26
51%
5
2%
0%
1
100%
37,814
5%
0%
76,338
38%
0%
0%
0%
3
38%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
114,187
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 9,084,317
$ 9,208,743
$
$
32,634
$ 483,549
$
$ 1,769,506
$
$
$
$ 375,000
$
$
$
$
$
-
0%
13%
$
$ 20,953,749
Source: HAZUS-MH Maps, Local Elected Officials, Gateway ADD GIS Dept
Identified
Critical
Facilities
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
Montgomery County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
22,012,000
32
51%
688,814,000
8
2%
10,682,000
0%
32,634,000
1
100%
17,646,000
68,997
5%
195,804,000
0%
10,588,000
90,896
20%
2,250,000
0%
48,000
0%
490,000
0%
1,250,000
3
30%
6,860,000
0%
98,000
0%
0%
1,068,200
0%
7,058,000
0%
$
1,834,895 $ 997,302,200
159,937
0%
9%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
11,180,697
14,549,814
32,634
881,330
2,108,661
375,000
-
$
$ 29,128,136
451
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
Major Roads/Bridges
28
1
Airports
1
WTP's
123,091
1
WWTP's
74,652
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
197,783
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,300,969
49,900,302
5,341,000
32,634,000
3,799,305
65,268,000
16,486,365
300,000
12,000
125,000
3,430,000
2,769,250
$
$ 182,366,191
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
2
50%
2
7%
0%
0%
8,616
7%
0%
37,326
50%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
45,946
0%
23%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
1,150,484
3,564,307
265,951
8,243,182
-
$
$ 13,223,924
Of Morgan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
28
688
1
774,115
587
6
6
2
2
-
Total
Exposure
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
775,435
$
$1,308,611,559
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
28
100%
141
20%
0%
0%
137,514
18%
0%
294
50%
3
50%
4
67%
0%
1
50%
0%
0%
0%
0%
33%
137,985
0%
18%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 16,106,781
$ 251,283,662
$
$
$ 4,244,483
$
$
64,818
$
450,000
$
48,000
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
$ 275,091,994
452
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
32
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
Total
Exposure
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
973,218
$
$1,490,977,750
Morgan County
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
30
94%
143
20%
0%
0%
146,130
16%
0%
37,620
50%
3
38%
4
57%
0%
1
33%
0%
0%
0%
0%
25%
183,931
0%
19%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 17,257,265
$ 254,847,969
$
$
$ 4,510,434
$
$ 8,308,000
$
450,000
$
48,000
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
$ 288,315,918
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
11,301
2
-
11,306
City of Lakeview Hts.
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
4,737,977
108,344
250,000
5,096,321
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
453
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
39
1
253,686
156,945
5
1
1
1
1
-
410,684
City of Morehead
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
111,315,694
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
2
50%
8
20%
0%
0%
50,737
20%
0%
15,695
10%
0%
0%
0%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
66,443
0%
16%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
1,726,675
12,318,740
486,422
292,712
125,000
-
$
$ 14,949,549
Of Rowan County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
30
Major Roads/Bridges
431
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,979,688
1
WWTP's
535,364
16
Water Storage Tanks
13
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
25,900,129
680,689,325
10,682,000
32,634,000
18,979,534
65,268,000
9,984,877
2,400,000
156,000
490,000
125,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,177,600
$
2,515,555 $
857,720,865
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
11
37%
87
20%
0%
1
100%
398,198
20%
1
100%
53,536
10%
0%
6
46%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
20%
451,840
0%
18%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 9,496,714
$ 137,401,325
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 3,817,578
$ 65,268,000
$
998,488
$
$
72,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 1,635,520
$
$ 251,323,625
454
Rowan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
34
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
Total
Exposure
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,937,545 $ 974,132,880
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
13
38%
95
20%
0%
1
50%
448,935
20%
1
100%
69,231
10%
0%
6
43%
0%
1
25%
0%
0%
0%
0%
19%
518,283
0%
18%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 11,223,389
$ 149,720,065
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 4,304,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 1,291,200
$
$
72,000
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$ 1,635,520
$
$ 266,273,174
Landslide Hazard AreaCritical Facilities Located Within Hazard Areas Per Jurisdiction
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
8
1
303,260
1
48,024
2
1
-
351,297
City of Owingsville
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
12,865,164
32,634,000
2,978,850
65,268,000
6,553,800
300,000
12,000
-
$
$ 120,611,814
# Located
Percent
Exposure
In Landslide In Landslide To Landslide
Hazard
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
-
0%
0%
$
$
-
455
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
2
6
101,087
4,367
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
105,463
$
$
City of Salt Lick
Total
Exposure
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
12,894,408
# Located
Percent
2
100%
6
100%
0%
0%
101,087
100%
0%
4,367
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
105,463
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 1,506,785
$ 9,648,873
$
$
$
992,950
$
$
595,800
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 12,894,408
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
101,087
1
17,463
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
118,556
$
$
City of Sharpsburg
Total
Exposure
6,432,582
992,950
65,268,000
2,383,200
150,000
75,226,732
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Hazard
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
-
0%
0%
$
$
-
456
Of Bath County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
33
367
1
1,516,300
17,463
9
9
1
8
1
1
-
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 24,861,955
8
24%
$ 590,189,381
121
33%
$ 5,341,000
1
100%
$
0%
$ 14,894,250
572,824
38%
$
0%
$ 2,383,200
17,463
100%
$ 1,350,000
5
56%
$
108,000
5
56%
$
98,000
0%
$ 1,000,000
6
75%
$
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$ 1,068,200
0%
$ 7,944,000
0%
$
1,534,193 $ 649,335,986
590,433
0%
38%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 6,027,141
$ 194,585,600
$ 5,341,000
$
$ 5,626,712
$
$ 2,383,200
$
750,000
$
60,000
$
$
750,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 215,523,653
Identified
Bath County
Critical
Facilities
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 26,368,740
10
29%
$ 619,136,000
127
33%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
0%
$ 19,859,000
673,911
33%
$ 130,536,000
0%
$ 11,916,000
29,106
33%
$
1,950,000
6
46%
$
120,000
5
50%
$
98,000
0%
$
1,000,000
6
75%
$
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
0%
$
7,944,000
0%
$
2,109,509 $ 858,068,940
703,172
0%
33%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 7,533,926
$ 204,234,473
$ 5,341,000
$
$ 6,619,662
$
$ 2,979,000
$
900,000
$
60,000
$
$
750,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 228,418,061
457
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
10
14,980
1
28,492
1
-
43,487
City of Frenchburg
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
990,223
13,460,377
280,680
65,268,000
4,492,138
12,000
505,170
$
$ 85,008,588
# Located
Percent
3
100%
10
100%
0%
0%
14,980
100%
1
100%
28,492
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
43,487
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$ 280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 505,170
$
$ 85,008,588
Of Menifee County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
9
361
1
734,025
1
24,913
6
3
1
3
-
0
759,323
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,970,667
485,919,623
32,634,000
13,753,320
65,268,000
3,927,862
900,000
36,000
98,000
375,000
5,107,830
$
$ 610,990,302
# Located
Percent
9
100%
361
100%
0%
1
100%
734,025
100%
1
100%
24,913
100%
6
100%
3
100%
1
100%
3
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0
759,323
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$ 3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$ 5,107,830
$
$ 610,990,302
458
Menifee County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
12
371
1
749,005
2
53,405
6
4
1
3
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,960,890
499,380,000
32,634,000
14,034,000
130,536,000
8,420,000
900,000
48,000
98,000
375,000
5,613,000
# Located
Percent
12
100%
371
100%
0%
1
100%
749,005
100%
2
100%
53,405
100%
6
100%
4
100%
1
100%
3
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
$
802,810 $ 695,998,890
802,810
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$
8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,613,000
$
$ 695,998,890
City of Camargo
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
1
7
71,196
39,030
-
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$
349,397
0%
$ 12,892,241
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
910,423
0%
$
0%
$
909,280
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
705,800
0%
$
110,234 $ 15,767,141
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
459
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
21
336,775
32,825
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
1,048,190
38,676,722
4,306,530
764,723
150,000
125,000
705,800
369,626
$
$
45,776,965
# Located
Percent
3
100%
21
100%
0%
0%
336,775
100%
0%
32,825
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
369,626
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 1,048,190
$ 38,676,722
$
$
$ 4,306,530
$
$
764,723
$
150,000
$
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 45,776,965
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
8
38
279,708
182,745
1
2
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,795,175
69,986,449
3,576,783
4,257,402
150,000
196,000
125,000
6,860,000
2,117,400
462,504
$
$
90,064,209
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Hazard
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
-
0%
0%
$
$
-
460
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
51
308
2
1
692,256
3
199,880
13
4
3
8
1
1
-
Total
Exposure
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$ 4,656,595
$ 1,950,000
$
48,000
$
294,000
$ 1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$ 1,068,200
$ 3,529,000
892,531
$
$ 845,693,885
# Located
Percent
10
20%
121
39%
0%
0%
187,600
27%
1
33%
139,877
70%
1
8%
0%
0%
1
13%
0%
0%
0%
1
100%
0%
327,612
0%
37%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 3,493,968
$ 222,851,588
$
$
$ 2,398,946
$ 65,268,000
$ 3,258,708
$
150,000
$
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$ 1,068,200
$
$
$ 298,614,410
Identified
Montgomery County
Critical
Facilities
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 22,012,000
13
21%
$ 688,814,000
142
38%
$ 10,682,000
0%
$ 32,634,000
0%
$ 17,646,000
524,375
38%
$ 195,804,000
1
33%
$ 10,588,000
172,702
38%
$
2,250,000
2
13%
$
48,000
0%
$
490,000
0%
$
1,250,000
2
20%
$
6,860,000
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
7,058,000
0%
$
1,834,895 $ 997,302,200
697,238
0%
38%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 4,542,158
$ 261,528,310
$
$
$ 6,705,476
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,023,431
$
300,000
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$ 1,068,200
$
705,800
$
$ 344,391,375
461
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
28
1
1
123,091
1
74,652
2
1
1
1
-
197,783
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,300,969
49,900,302
5,341,000
32,634,000
3,799,305
65,268,000
16,486,365
300,000
12,000
125,000
3,430,000
2,769,250
$
$ 182,366,191
# Located
Percent
4
100%
28
100%
1
100%
1
100%
123,091
100%
1
100%
74,652
100%
2
100%
1
100%
0%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
100%
197,783
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 2,300,969
$ 49,900,302
$ 5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 3,799,305
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,486,365
$ 300,000
$
12,000
$
$ 125,000
$ 3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
182,366,191
In Morgan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
28
688
1
774,115
587
6
6
2
2
-
Total
Exposure
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
775,435
$
$1,308,611,559
# Located
Percent
28
100%
688
100%
0%
1
100%
774,115
100%
0%
587
100%
6
100%
6
100%
2
100%
2
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
775,435
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
$1,308,611,559
462
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
32
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
Total
Exposure
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
973,218
$
$1,490,977,750
Morgan County
# Located
Percent
32
100%
716
100%
1
100%
2
100%
897,206
100%
1
100%
75,239
100%
8
100%
7
100%
2
100%
3
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
100%
973,218
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
$
$1,490,977,750
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
11,301
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
4,737,977
108,344
250,000
-
11,306
$
$
5,096,321
# Located
Percent
0%
3
100%
0%
0%
11,301
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
2
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
11,306
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
$ 4,737,977
$
$
$ 108,344
$
$
$
$
$
$ 250,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,096,321
463
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
39
1
253,686
156,945
5
1
1
1
1
-
410,684
City of Morehead
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
$
$ 111,315,694
# Located
Percent
4
100%
39
100%
0%
1
100%
253,686
100%
0%
156,945
100%
5
100%
1
100%
1
100%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
100%
410,684
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
3,453,351
$ 61,593,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$
2,432,122
$
$
2,927,123
$
750,000
$
12,000
$
98,000
$
125,000
$
6,860,000
$
$
$
$
430,400
$
$ 111,315,694
In Rowan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
30
431
2
1
1,979,688
1
535,364
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
25,900,129
680,689,325
10,682,000
32,634,000
18,979,534
65,268,000
9,984,877
2,400,000
156,000
490,000
125,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,177,600
$
2,515,555 $ 857,720,865
# Located
Percent
30
100%
431
100%
2
100%
1
100%
1,979,688
100%
1
100%
535,364
100%
16
100%
13
100%
5
100%
1
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
2
100%
100%
2,515,555
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
$
9,984,877
$
2,400,000
$
156,000
$
490,000
$
125,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,177,600
$
$ 857,720,865
464
Rowan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
34
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
$
2,937,545 $ 974,132,880
# Located
Percent
34
100%
473
100%
2
100%
2
100%
2,244,675
100%
1
100%
692,309
100%
21
100%
14
100%
6
100%
4
100%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
2
100%
100%
2,937,545
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 29,353,480
$ 747,021,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 21,520,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 12,912,000
$
3,150,000
$
168,000
$
588,000
$
500,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,608,000
$
$ 974,132,880
Wildfire Hazard AreaCritical Facilities Located Within Hazard Areas Per Jurisdiction
Within 1,000 ft. of Identified
Wildfire Areas
City of Owingsville
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
8
1
303,260
1
48,024
2
1
-
351,297
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
12,865,164
32,634,000
2,978,850
65,268,000
6,553,800
300,000
12,000
-
$
$ 120,611,814
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
465
Wildfire Areas
City of Salt Lick
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
2
6
101,087
4,367
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
105,463
$
$
Total
Exposure
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
-
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
12,894,408
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
Wildfire Areas
City of Sharpsburg
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
101,087
1
17,463
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
118,556
$
$
Total
Exposure
6,432,582
992,950
65,268,000
2,383,200
150,000
75,226,732
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
466
Wildfire Areas
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
33
367
1
1,516,300
17,463
9
9
1
8
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
24,861,955
0%
590,189,381
7
2%
5,341,000
1
100%
0%
14,894,250
34,143
2%
0%
2,383,200
4,916
28%
1,350,000
0%
108,000
0%
98,000
0%
1,000,000
0%
0%
98,000
0%
0%
1,068,200
0%
7,944,000
0%
$
1,534,193 $ 649,335,986
39,067
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$ 11,257,018
$ 5,341,000
$
$
335,378
$
$
670,893
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
0%
3%
$
$ 17,604,290
Within 1,000 ft. of Identified Identified
# Located
Percent
Wildfire Areas
Critical
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Bath County
Facilities
Exposure
35
$ 26,368,740
0%
Major Roads/Bridges
385
$ 619,136,000
7
2%
1
$
5,341,000
1
100%
Airports
1
$ 32,634,000
0%
WTP's
2,021,734 $ 19,859,000
34,143
2%
2
$ 130,536,000
0%
WWTP's
87,317 $ 11,916,000
4,916
6%
13
$
1,950,000
0%
Water Storage Tanks
10
$
120,000
0%
Water Pump Stations
1
$
98,000
0%
Commercial Towers
8
$
1,000,000
0%
Dams/Levees
$
0%
1
$
98,000
0%
Oil Facilities
$
0%
Oil Pipelines
1
$
1,068,200
0%
$
7,944,000
0%
$
2,109,509 $ 858,068,940
39,067
0%
2%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$ 11,257,018
$
5,341,000
$
$
335,378
$
$
670,893
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
17,604,290
Source: HAZUS-MH Maps, ArcInfo, Gateway ADD Staff
467
Wildfire Areas
City of Frenchburg
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
10
14,980
1
28,492
1
-
43,487
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
990,223
13,460,377
280,680
65,268,000
4,492,138
12,000
505,170
$
$ 85,008,588
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
Wildfire Areas
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
9
361
1
734,025
1
24,913
6
3
1
3
-
0
759,323
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,970,667
485,919,623
32,634,000
13,753,320
65,268,000
3,927,862
900,000
36,000
98,000
375,000
5,107,830
$
$ 610,990,302
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
1
11%
7
2%
0%
0%
27,720
4%
0%
5,223
21%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
32,951
0%
4%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
330,074
$ 9,422,264
$
$
$
519,386
$
$
823,475
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 11,095,199
468
Wildfire Areas
Menifee County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
12
371
1
749,005
2
53,405
6
4
1
3
-
802,810
Total
Exposure
3,960,890
499,380,000
32,634,000
14,034,000
130,536,000
8,420,000
900,000
48,000
98,000
375,000
5,613,000
$ 695,998,890
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
1
8%
7
2%
0%
0%
27,720
4%
0%
5,223
10%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
32,951
0%
4%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
330,074
$ 9,422,264
$
$
$
519,386
$
$
823,475
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 11,095,199
Wildfire Areas
City of Camargo
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
1
7
71,196
39,030
-
110,234
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
349,397
12,892,241
910,423
909,280
705,800
$
$ 15,767,141
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
469
Wildfire Areas
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
21
336,775
32,825
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
1,048,190
38,676,722
4,306,530
764,723
150,000
125,000
705,800
369,626
$
$
45,776,965
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
0%
3
14%
0%
0%
30,395
9%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
30,398
0%
8%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$ 5,525,246
$
$
$
388,678
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,913,924
Wildfire Areas
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
8
38
279,708
182,745
1
2
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,795,175
69,986,449
3,576,783
4,257,402
150,000
196,000
125,000
6,860,000
2,117,400
462,504
$
$
90,064,209
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
470
Wildfire Areas
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
51
308
2
1
692,256
3
199,880
13
4
3
8
1
1
-
892,531
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
17,819,238
567,258,588
10,682,000
32,634,000
8,852,264
195,804,000
4,656,595
1,950,000
48,000
294,000
1,000,000
98,000
1,068,200
3,529,000
$
$ 845,693,885
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
2
4%
4
1%
0%
0%
17,325
3%
0%
5,581
3%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
22,912
0%
3%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
698,794
$ 7,366,995
$
$
$
221,544
$
$
130,020
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
8,417,353
Within 1,000 ft. of Identified Identified
# Located
Percent
Wildfire Areas
Critical
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Montgomery County
Facilities
Exposure
63
$ 22,012,000
2
3%
Major Roads/Bridges
374
$ 688,814,000
7
2%
2
$ 10,682,000
0%
Airports
1
$ 32,634,000
0%
WTP's
1,379,935 $ 17,646,000
47,720
3%
3
$ 195,804,000
0%
WWTP's
454,480 $ 10,588,000
5,581
1%
15
$
2,250,000
0%
Water Storage Tanks
4
$
48,000
0%
Water Pump Stations
5
$
490,000
0%
Commercial Towers
10
$
1,250,000
0%
Dams/Levees
1
$
6,860,000
0%
1
$
98,000
0%
Oil Facilities
$
0%
Oil Pipelines
1
$
1,068,200
0%
$
7,058,000
0%
$
1,834,895 $ 997,302,200
53,310
0%
3%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
In Wildfire
Hazard
698,794
12,892,241
610,222
130,020
-
$
$
14,331,277
471
Wildfire Areas
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
28
1
1
123,091
1
74,652
2
1
1
1
-
197,783
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,300,969
49,900,302
5,341,000
32,634,000
3,799,305
65,268,000
16,486,365
300,000
12,000
125,000
3,430,000
2,769,250
$
$ 182,366,191
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
1,780
2%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
1,780
0%
1%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
393,100
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
393,100
Wildfire Areas
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
28
688
1
774,115
587
6
6
2
2
-
Total
Exposure
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
775,435
$
$1,308,611,559
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
9
32%
95
14%
0%
0%
257,452
33%
0%
0%
1
17%
1
17%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
257,558
0%
33%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 5,177,180
$ 169,304,595
$
$
$ 7,946,467
$
$
$
150,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 182,590,242
472
Wildfire Areas
Morgan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
32
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
Total
Exposure
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
973,218
$
$1,490,977,750
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
9
28%
95
13%
0%
0%
257,452
29%
0%
1,780
2%
1
13%
1
14%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
259,338
0%
27%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 5,177,180
$ 169,304,595
$
$
$ 7,946,467
$
$
393,100
$
150,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 182,983,342
Wildfire Areas
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
11,301
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
4,737,977
108,344
250,000
-
11,306
$
$
5,096,321
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
473
Wildfire Areas
City of Morehead
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
39
1
253,686
156,945
5
1
1
1
1
-
410,684
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
$
$ 111,315,694
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
0%
1
3%
0%
0%
3,775
1%
0%
2,785
2%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
6,561
0%
2%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$ 1,579,326
$
$
$
36,191
$
$
51,942
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,667,459
Wildfire Areas
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
30
431
2
1
1,979,688
1
535,364
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
25,900,129
680,689,325
10,682,000
32,634,000
18,979,534
65,268,000
9,984,877
2,400,000
156,000
490,000
125,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,177,600
$
2,515,555 $ 857,720,865
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
3
10%
36
8%
0%
0%
167,468
8%
0%
12,337
2%
1
6%
1
8%
0%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
179,847
0%
7%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 2,590,013
$ 56,855,721
$
$
$ 1,605,538
$
$
230,093
$
150,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 61,568,365
474
Wildfire Areas
Rowan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
34
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
$
2,937,545 $ 974,132,880
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
3
9%
37
8%
0%
0%
171,243
8%
0%
15,122
2%
1
5%
1
7%
0%
1
25%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
186,408
0%
6%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 2,590,013
$ 58,435,046
$
$
$ 1,641,730
$
$
282,035
$
150,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 63,235,824
The above charts define the vulnerability of the Gateway Regions Critical Facilities to the Flood,
Landslide and Wildfire Hazards. There were limitations in determining the amount of footage of Oil
and Natural Gas Pipelines within these Hazard Areas. No Plans or drawings were available to identify
the exact locations of these pipelines.
Future Plan updates will hopefully include the exact locations and amount of footage within this
Hazard Area. In some instances, where a portion of the County lies within the Landslide Hazard Area,
there was an estimate of how much of the County lay within the Landslide Hazard Area, and that
percentage was allocated to the Oil and Natural Gas Pipelines for this report.
For the other identified hazards, which are found in section 3.3.1 Identifying hazards, Committee
Members were not able to identify specific hazard areas for those hazards. These hazards were
Earthquakes, Tornados, Severe Thunderstorms, Severe Winter Storms, and have been determined
by the committees to potentially affect anything within each jurisdiction. The following chart
summarizes what is vulnerable to the Earthquakes, Tornados, Severe Thunderstorms and Severe
Winter Storms.
475
Earthquake Hazard AreaCritical Facilities Located Within Hazard Areas Per Jurisdiction
Identified
Critical
Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
8
Airports
1
WTP's
303,260
1
WWTP's
48,024
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
City of Owingsville
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
In Earthquake In Earthquake
Exposure
0%
12,865,164
8
100%
0%
32,634,000
1
100%
2,978,850
303,260
100%
65,268,000
1
100%
6,553,800
48,024
100%
300,000
2
100%
12,000
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
351,297 $ 120,611,814
351,297
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$
$ 12,865,164
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 2,978,850
$ 65,268,000
$ 6,553,800
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 120,611,814
Source: HAZUS-MH Maps, ArcInfo, Gateway ADD Staff, Local Officials
Identified
City of Salt Lick
Critical
Facilities
2
Major Roads/Bridges
6
Airports
WTP's
101,087
WWTP's
4,367
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
105,463
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
-
$
$
12,894,408
# Located
Percent
2
100%
6
100%
0%
0%
101,087
100%
0%
4,367
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
105,463
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$
1,506,785
$
9,648,873
$
$
$
992,950
$
$
595,800
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
12,894,408
476
Sharpsburg
Identified
City of Sharpsburg
Critical
Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
4
Airports
WTP's
101,087
1
WWTP's
17,463
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
118,556
Sharpsburg
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
6,432,582
992,950
65,268,000
2,383,200
150,000
-
$
$
75,226,732
Sharpsburg Sharpsburg
# Located
Percent
0%
4
100%
0%
0%
101,087
100%
1
100%
17,463
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
118,556
0%
100%
Sharpsburg
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$
$
6,432,582
$
$
$
992,950
$ 65,268,000
$
2,383,200
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
75,226,732
Of Bath County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
33
Major Roads/Bridges
367
1
Airports
WTP's
1,516,300
WWTP's
17,463
9
Water Storage Tanks
9
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 24,861,955
33
100%
$ 590,189,381
367
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$
0%
$ 14,894,250
1,516,300
100%
$
0%
$
2,383,200
17,463
100%
$
1,350,000
9
100%
$
108,000
9
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
1,000,000
8
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
7,944,000
0%
$
1,534,193 $ 649,335,986
1,534,193
0%
100%
Exposure
In Earthquake
Hazard
$ 24,861,955
$ 590,189,381
$
5,341,000
$
$ 14,894,250
$
$
2,383,200
$
1,350,000
$
108,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 649,335,986
477
Identified
Bath County
Critical
Facilities
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 26,368,740
35
100%
$ 619,136,000
385
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 19,859,000
2,021,734
100%
$ 130,536,000
2
100%
$ 11,916,000
87,317
100%
$
1,950,000
13
100%
$
120,000
10
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
1,000,000
8
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
7,944,000
0%
$
2,109,509 $ 858,068,940
2,109,509
0%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 26,368,740
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 858,068,940
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
Major Roads/Bridges
10
Airports
WTP's
14,980
1
WWTP's
28,492
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
City of Frenchburg
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
990,223
3
100%
13,460,377
10
100%
0%
0%
280,680
14,980
100%
65,268,000
1
100%
4,492,138
28,492
100%
0%
12,000
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
505,170
0%
$
43,487 $ 85,008,588
43,487
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
$
$ 85,008,588
478
Of Menifee County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
9
Major Roads/Bridges
361
Airports
1
WTP's
734,025
1
WWTP's
24,913
6
Water Storage Tanks
3
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$
2,970,667
9
100%
$ 485,919,623
361
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 13,753,320
734,025
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$
3,927,862
24,913
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
36,000
3
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
5,107,830
0%
0
$
759,323 $ 610,990,302
0
759,323
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$
2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$
3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,107,830
$
$ 610,990,302
Identified
Critical
Facilities
12
Major Roads/Bridges
371
Airports
1
WTP's
749,005
2
WWTP's
53,405
6
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Menifee County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
3,960,890
12
100%
499,380,000
371
100%
0%
32,634,000
1
100%
14,034,000
749,005
100%
130,536,000
2
100%
8,420,000
53,405
100%
900,000
6
100%
48,000
4
100%
98,000
1
100%
375,000
3
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
5,613,000
100%
$
802,810 $ 695,998,890
802,810
0%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$
3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$
8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,613,000
$
$ 695,998,890
479
Identified
City of Camargo
Critical
Facilities
1
Major Roads/Bridges
7
Airports
WTP's
71,196
WWTP's
39,030
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$
349,397
1
100%
$ 12,892,241
7
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
910,423
71,196
100%
$
0%
$
909,280
39,030
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
705,800
100%
$
110,234 $ 15,767,141
110,234
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$
349,397
$ 12,892,241
$
$
$
910,423
$
$
909,280
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 15,767,141
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
Major Roads/Bridges
21
Airports
WTP's
336,775
WWTP's
32,825
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
369,626
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
1,048,190
3
100%
38,676,722
21
100%
0%
0%
4,306,530
336,775
100%
0%
764,723
32,825
100%
150,000
1
100%
0%
0%
125,000
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
705,800
100%
45,776,965
369,626
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$
1,048,190
$ 38,676,722
$
$
$
4,306,530
$
$
764,723
$
150,000
$
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$
45,776,965
480
Identified
Critical
Facilities
8
Major Roads/Bridges
38
Airports
WTP's
279,708
WWTP's
182,745
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
462,504
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,795,175
69,986,449
3,576,783
4,257,402
150,000
196,000
125,000
6,860,000
2,117,400
$
$
90,064,209
# Located
Percent
8
100%
38
100%
0%
0%
279,708
100%
0%
182,745
100%
1
100%
0%
2
100%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
100%
462,504
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$
2,795,175
$ 69,986,449
$
$
$
3,576,783
$
$
4,257,402
$
150,000
$
$
196,000
$
125,000
$
6,860,000
$
$
$
$
2,117,400
$
$
90,064,209
Identified
Critical
Facilities
51
Major Roads/Bridges
308
2
Airports
1
WTP's
692,256
3
WWTP's
199,880
13
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
3
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
17,819,238
51
100%
567,258,588
308
100%
10,682,000
2
100%
32,634,000
1
100%
8,852,264
692,256
100%
195,804,000
3
100%
4,656,595
199,880
100%
1,950,000
13
100%
48,000
4
100%
294,000
3
100%
1,000,000
8
100%
0%
98,000
1
100%
0%
1,068,200
1
100%
3,529,000
100%
$
892,531 $ 845,693,885
892,531
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$
8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$
4,656,595
$
1,950,000
$
48,000
$
294,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
3,529,000
$
$ 845,693,885
481
Identified
Montgomery County
Critical
Facilities
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 22,012,000
63
100%
$ 688,814,000
374
100%
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 17,646,000
1,379,935
100%
$ 195,804,000
3
100%
$ 10,588,000
454,480
100%
$
2,250,000
15
100%
$
48,000
4
100%
$
490,000
5
100%
$
1,250,000
10
100%
$
6,860,000
1
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
7,058,000
100%
$
1,834,895 $ 997,302,200
1,834,895
0%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 22,012,000
$ 688,814,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 17,646,000
$ 195,804,000
$ 10,588,000
$
2,250,000
$
48,000
$
490,000
$
1,250,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,058,000
$
$ 997,302,200
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
Major Roads/Bridges
28
1
Airports
1
WTP's
123,091
1
WWTP's
74,652
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
2,300,969
4
100%
49,900,302
28
100%
5,341,000
1
100%
32,634,000
1
100%
3,799,305
123,091
100%
65,268,000
1
100%
16,486,365
74,652
100%
300,000
2
100%
12,000
1
100%
0%
125,000
1
100%
3,430,000
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
2,769,250
100%
$
197,783 $ 182,366,191
197,783
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$ 2,300,969
$ 49,900,302
$ 5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 3,799,305
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,486,365
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$ 3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
$ 182,366,191
482
In Morgan County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
28
Major Roads/Bridges
688
Airports
1
WTP's
774,115
WWTP's
587
6
Water Storage Tanks
6
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 16,106,781
28
100%
$1,226,121,698
688
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 23,893,695
774,115
100%
$
0%
$
129,635
587
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
72,000
6
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
250,000
2
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
8,307,750
100%
$
775,435 $1,308,611,559
775,435
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
$1,308,611,559
Identified
Critical
Facilities
32
Major Roads/Bridges
716
1
Airports
2
WTP's
897,206
1
WWTP's
75,239
8
Water Storage Tanks
7
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Morgan County
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 18,407,750
32
100%
$1,276,022,000
716
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
2
100%
$ 27,693,000
897,206
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 16,616,000
75,239
100%
$
1,200,000
8
100%
$
84,000
7
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
3,430,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$ 11,077,000
100%
$
973,218 $1,490,977,750
973,218
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
$
$1,490,977,750
483
Identified
Critical
Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
3
Airports
WTP's
11,301
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
11,306
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$
0%
$ 4,737,977
3
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
108,344
11,301
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
250,000
2
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$
$ 4,737,977
$
$
$
108,344
$
$
$
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$
$
$
5,096,321
11,306
0%
100%
5,096,321
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
Major Roads/Bridges
39
Airports
1
WTP's
253,686
WWTP's
156,945
5
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
City of Morehead
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
$
410,684 $ 111,315,694
# Located
Percent
4
100%
39
100%
0%
1
100%
253,686
100%
0%
156,945
100%
5
100%
1
100%
1
100%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
100%
410,684
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$
3,453,351
$ 61,593,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$
2,432,122
$
$
2,927,123
$
750,000
$
12,000
$
98,000
$
125,000
$
6,860,000
$
$
$
$
430,400
$
$ 111,315,694
484
In Rowan County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
30
Major Roads/Bridges
431
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,979,688
1
WWTP's
535,364
16
Water Storage Tanks
13
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 25,900,129
30
100%
$ 680,689,325
431
100%
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 18,979,534
1,979,688
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$
9,984,877
535,364
100%
$
2,400,000
16
100%
$
156,000
13
100%
$
490,000
5
100%
$
125,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
2,136,400
2
100%
$
8,177,600
100%
$
2,515,555 $ 857,720,865
2,515,555
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
$
9,984,877
$
2,400,000
$
156,000
$
490,000
$
125,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,177,600
$
$ 857,720,865
Identified
Critical
Facilities
34
Major Roads/Bridges
473
2
Airports
2
WTP's
2,244,675
1
WWTP's
692,309
21
Water Storage Tanks
14
Water Pump Stations
6
Commercial Towers
4
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
Rowan County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
29,353,480
34
100%
747,021,000
473
100%
10,682,000
2
100%
65,268,000
2
100%
21,520,000
2,244,675
100%
65,268,000
1
100%
12,912,000
692,309
100%
3,150,000
21
100%
168,000
14
100%
588,000
6
100%
500,000
4
100%
6,860,000
1
0%
98,000
1
0%
0%
2,136,400
2
100%
8,608,000
100%
$
2,937,545 $ 974,132,880
2,937,545
0%
100%
Exposure
To Earthquake
Hazard
$ 29,353,480
$ 747,021,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 21,520,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 12,912,000
$
3,150,000
$
168,000
$
588,000
$
500,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,608,000
$
$ 974,132,880
485
Tornado Hazard AreaCritical Facilities Located Within Hazard Areas Per Jurisdiction
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
8
1
303,260
1
48,024
2
1
-
351,297
City of Owingsville
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
12,865,164
32,634,000
2,978,850
65,268,000
6,553,800
300,000
12,000
-
$
$ 120,611,814
# Located
Percent
0%
8
100%
0%
1
100%
303,260
100%
1
100%
48,024
100%
2
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
351,297
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$
$ 12,865,164
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 2,978,850
$ 65,268,000
$ 6,553,800
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 120,611,814
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
2
6
101,087
4,367
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
105,463
$
$
City of Salt Lick
Total
Exposure
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
12,894,408
# Located
Percent
2
100%
6
100%
0%
0%
101,087
100%
0%
4,367
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
105,463
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 1,506,785
$ 9,648,873
$
$
$
992,950
$
$
595,800
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 12,894,408
486
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
101,087
1
17,463
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
118,556
$
$
City of Sharpsburg
Total
Exposure
6,432,582
992,950
65,268,000
2,383,200
150,000
75,226,732
# Located
Percent
0%
4
100%
0%
0%
101,087
100%
1
100%
17,463
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
118,556
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$
$ 6,432,582
$
$
$
992,950
$ 65,268,000
$ 2,383,200
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 75,226,732
Of Bath County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
33
367
1
1,516,300
17,463
9
9
1
8
1
1
-
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 24,861,955
33
100%
$ 590,189,381
367
100%
$ 5,341,000
1
100%
$
0%
$ 14,894,250
1,516,300
100%
$
0%
$ 2,383,200
17,463
100%
$ 1,350,000
9
100%
$
108,000
9
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$ 1,000,000
8
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$ 1,068,200
1
100%
$ 7,944,000
100%
$
1,534,193 $ 649,335,986
1,534,193
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 24,861,955
$ 590,189,381
$ 5,341,000
$
$ 14,894,250
$
$ 2,383,200
$ 1,350,000
$
108,000
$
98,000
$ 1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$ 1,068,200
$ 7,944,000
$
$ 649,335,986
487
Identified
Bath County
Critical
Facilities
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 26,368,740
35
100%
$ 619,136,000
385
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 19,859,000
2,021,734
100%
$ 130,536,000
2
100%
$ 11,916,000
87,317
100%
$
1,950,000
13
100%
$
120,000
10
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
1,000,000
8
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
7,944,000
100%
$
2,109,509 $ 858,068,940
2,109,509
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 26,368,740
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 858,068,940
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
10
14,980
1
28,492
1
-
43,487
City of Frenchburg
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
990,223
13,460,377
280,680
65,268,000
4,492,138
12,000
505,170
$
$ 85,008,588
# Located
Percent
3
100%
10
100%
0%
0%
14,980
100%
1
100%
28,492
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
43,487
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
$
$ 85,008,588
488
Of Menifee County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
9
361
1
734,025
1
24,913
6
3
1
3
-
0
759,323
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,970,667
485,919,623
32,634,000
13,753,320
65,268,000
3,927,862
900,000
36,000
98,000
375,000
5,107,830
$
$ 610,990,302
# Located
Percent
9
100%
361
100%
0%
1
100%
734,025
100%
1
100%
24,913
100%
6
100%
3
100%
1
100%
3
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
0
759,323
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$ 3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$ 5,107,830
$
$ 610,990,302
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
12
371
1
749,005
2
53,405
6
4
1
3
-
802,810
Menifee County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,960,890
499,380,000
32,634,000
14,034,000
130,536,000
8,420,000
900,000
48,000
98,000
375,000
5,613,000
$
$ 695,998,890
# Located
Percent
12
100%
371
100%
0%
1
100%
749,005
100%
2
100%
53,405
100%
6
100%
4
100%
1
100%
3
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
802,810
0%
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$ 5,613,000
$
$ 695,998,890
489
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
1
7
71,196
39,030
-
110,234
City of Camargo
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
349,397
12,892,241
910,423
909,280
705,800
$
$ 15,767,141
# Located
Percent
1
100%
7
100%
0%
0%
71,196
100%
0%
39,030
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
110,234
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$
349,397
$ 12,892,241
$
$
$
910,423
$
$
909,280
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 15,767,141
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
21
336,775
32,825
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
1,048,190
38,676,722
4,306,530
764,723
150,000
125,000
705,800
369,626
$
$
45,776,965
# Located
Percent
3
100%
21
100%
0%
0%
336,775
100%
0%
32,825
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
369,626
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 1,048,190
$ 38,676,722
$
$
$ 4,306,530
$
$
764,723
$
150,000
$
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 45,776,965
490
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
8
38
279,708
182,745
1
2
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,795,175
69,986,449
3,576,783
4,257,402
150,000
196,000
125,000
6,860,000
2,117,400
462,504
$
$
90,064,209
# Located
Percent
8
100%
38
100%
0%
0%
279,708
100%
0%
182,745
100%
1
100%
0%
2
100%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
100%
462,504
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 2,795,175
$ 69,986,449
$
$
$ 3,576,783
$
$ 4,257,402
$
150,000
$
$
196,000
$
125,000
$ 6,860,000
$
$
$
$ 2,117,400
$
$ 90,064,209
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
51
308
2
1
692,256
3
199,880
13
4
3
8
1
1
-
Total
Exposure
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$ 4,656,595
$ 1,950,000
$
48,000
$
294,000
$ 1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$ 1,068,200
$ 3,529,000
892,531
$
$ 845,693,885
# Located
Percent
51
100%
308
100%
2
100%
1
100%
692,256
100%
3
100%
199,880
100%
13
100%
4
100%
3
100%
8
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
1
100%
100%
892,531
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$ 4,656,595
$ 1,950,000
$
48,000
$
294,000
$ 1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$ 1,068,200
$ 3,529,000
$
$ 845,693,885
491
Identified
Montgomery County
Critical
Facilities
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 22,012,000
63
100%
$ 688,814,000
374
100%
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 17,646,000
1,379,935
100%
$ 195,804,000
3
100%
$ 10,588,000
454,480
100%
$
2,250,000
15
100%
$
48,000
4
100%
$
490,000
5
100%
$
1,250,000
10
100%
$
6,860,000
1
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
7,058,000
100%
$
1,834,895 $ 997,302,200
1,834,895
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 22,012,000
$ 688,814,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 17,646,000
$ 195,804,000
$ 10,588,000
$
2,250,000
$
48,000
$
490,000
$
1,250,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,058,000
$
$ 997,302,200
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
28
1
1
123,091
1
74,652
2
1
1
1
-
197,783
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,300,969
49,900,302
5,341,000
32,634,000
3,799,305
65,268,000
16,486,365
300,000
12,000
125,000
3,430,000
2,769,250
$
$ 182,366,191
# Located
Percent
4
100%
28
100%
1
100%
1
100%
123,091
100%
1
100%
74,652
100%
2
100%
1
100%
0%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
100%
197,783
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 2,300,969
$ 49,900,302
$ 5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 3,799,305
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,486,365
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$ 3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
$ 182,366,191
492
In Morgan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
28
688
1
774,115
587
6
6
2
2
-
Total
Exposure
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
775,435
$
$1,308,611,559
# Located
Percent
28
100%
688
100%
0%
1
100%
774,115
100%
0%
587
100%
6
100%
6
100%
2
100%
2
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
775,435
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
$1,308,611,559
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
32
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
Total
Exposure
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
973,218
$
$1,490,977,750
Morgan County
# Located
Percent
32
100%
716
100%
1
100%
2
100%
897,206
100%
1
100%
75,239
100%
8
100%
7
100%
2
100%
3
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
100%
973,218
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
$
$1,490,977,750
493
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
11,301
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
4,737,977
108,344
250,000
-
11,306
$
$
5,096,321
# Located
Percent
0%
3
100%
0%
0%
11,301
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
2
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
11,306
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$
$ 4,737,977
$
$
$
108,344
$
$
$
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,096,321
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
39
1
253,686
156,945
5
1
1
1
1
-
410,684
City of Morehead
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
$
$ 111,315,694
# Located
Percent
4
100%
39
100%
0%
1
100%
253,686
100%
0%
156,945
100%
5
100%
1
100%
1
100%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
100%
410,684
0%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
$
$ 111,315,694
494
In Rowan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
30
431
2
1
1,979,688
1
535,364
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
25,900,129
680,689,325
10,682,000
32,634,000
18,979,534
65,268,000
9,984,877
2,400,000
156,000
490,000
125,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,177,600
$
2,515,555 $ 857,720,865
# Located
Percent
30
100%
431
100%
2
100%
1
100%
1,979,688
100%
1
100%
535,364
100%
16
100%
13
100%
5
100%
1
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
2
100%
100%
2,515,555
0%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
$ 9,984,877
$ 2,400,000
$
156,000
$
490,000
$
125,000
$
$
98,000
$
$ 2,136,400
$ 8,177,600
$
$ 857,720,865
Rowan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
34
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
$
2,937,545 $ 974,132,880
# Located
Percent
34
100%
473
100%
2
100%
2
100%
2,244,675
100%
1
100%
692,309
100%
21
100%
14
100%
6
100%
4
100%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
2
100%
100%
2,937,545
0%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
$
$ 974,132,880
495
Severe Thunderstorm/Hail Hazard AreaCritical Facilities Located Within Hazard Areas Per Jurisdiction
Identified
Critical
Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
8
Airports
1
WTP's
303,260
1
WWTP's
48,024
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
City of Owingsville
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Exposure To
Total
Severe T'strm Severe T'strm Severe T'strm
Exposure
Hazard
0%
$
12,865,164
8
100%
$ 12,865,164
0%
$
32,634,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
2,978,850
303,260
100%
$ 2,978,850
65,268,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
6,553,800
48,024
100%
$ 6,553,800
300,000
2
100%
$
300,000
12,000
1
100%
$
12,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
-
$
351,297 $ 120,611,814
351,297
0%
100%
$
$ 120,611,814
Identified
City of Salt Lick
Critical
Facilities
2
Major Roads/Bridges
6
Airports
WTP's
101,087
WWTP's
4,367
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
-
$
105,463 $
12,894,408
# Located
Percent
Severe T'strm Severe T'strm
2
100%
6
100%
0%
0%
101,087
100%
0%
4,367
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
105,463
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 1,506,785
$ 9,648,873
$
$
$
992,950
$
$
595,800
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 12,894,408
496
Identified
City of Sharpsburg
Critical
Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
4
Airports
WTP's
101,087
1
WWTP's
17,463
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
6,432,582
992,950
65,268,000
2,383,200
150,000
-
$
118,556 $
75,226,732
# Located
Percent
0%
4
100%
0%
0%
101,087
100%
1
100%
17,463
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
118,556
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$
$ 6,432,582
$
$
$
992,950
$ 65,268,000
$ 2,383,200
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 75,226,732
Of Bath County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
33
Major Roads/Bridges
367
1
Airports
WTP's
1,516,300
WWTP's
17,463
9
Water Storage Tanks
9
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 24,861,955
33
100%
$ 590,189,381
367
100%
$ 5,341,000
1
100%
$
0%
$ 14,894,250
1,516,300
100%
$
0%
$ 2,383,200
17,463
100%
$ 1,350,000
9
100%
$
108,000
9
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$ 1,000,000
8
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$ 1,068,200
1
100%
$ 7,944,000
100%
$
1,534,193 $ 649,335,986
1,534,193
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 24,861,955
$ 590,189,381
$ 5,341,000
$
$ 14,894,250
$
$ 2,383,200
$ 1,350,000
$
108,000
$
98,000
$ 1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$ 1,068,200
$ 7,944,000
$
$ 649,335,986
497
Identified
Bath County
Critical
Facilities
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 26,368,740
35
100%
$ 619,136,000
385
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 19,859,000
2,021,734
100%
$ 130,536,000
2
100%
$ 11,916,000
87,317
100%
$
1,950,000
13
100%
$
120,000
10
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
1,000,000
8
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
7,944,000
100%
$
2,109,509 $ 858,068,940
2,109,509
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 26,368,740
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 858,068,940
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
Major Roads/Bridges
10
Airports
WTP's
14,980
1
WWTP's
28,492
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
City of Frenchburg
43,487
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
990,223
3
100%
$
990,223
13,460,377
10
100%
$ 13,460,377
0%
$
0%
$
280,680
14,980
100%
$
280,680
65,268,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
4,492,138
28,492
100%
$ 4,492,138
0%
$
12,000
1
100%
$
12,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
505,170
100%
$
505,170
$
$ 85,008,588
43,487
0%
100%
$
$ 85,008,588
498
Of Menifee County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
9
Major Roads/Bridges
361
Airports
1
WTP's
734,025
1
WWTP's
24,913
6
Water Storage Tanks
3
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
# Located
Percent
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$
2,970,667
9
100%
$ 2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
361
100%
$ 485,919,623
$
0%
$
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
734,025
100%
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
$
3,927,862
24,913
100%
$ 3,927,862
$
900,000
6
100%
$
900,000
$
36,000
3
100%
$
36,000
$
98,000
1
100%
$
98,000
$
375,000
3
100%
$
375,000
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
5,107,830
100%
$ 5,107,830
0
$
759,323 $ 610,990,302
0
759,323
0%
100%
$
$ 610,990,302
Identified
Critical
Facilities
12
Major Roads/Bridges
371
Airports
1
WTP's
749,005
2
WWTP's
53,405
6
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Menifee County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
3,960,890
12
100%
$ 3,960,890
499,380,000
371
100%
$ 499,380,000
100%
$
32,634,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
14,034,000
749,005
100%
$ 14,034,000
130,536,000
2
100%
$ 130,536,000
8,420,000
53,405
100%
$ 8,420,000
900,000
6
100%
$
900,000
48,000
4
100%
$
48,000
98,000
1
100%
$
98,000
375,000
3
100%
$
375,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
5,613,000
100%
$ 5,613,000
$
802,810 $ 695,998,890
802,810
0%
100%
$
$ 695,998,890
499
Identified
City of Camargo
Critical
Facilities
1
Major Roads/Bridges
7
Airports
WTP's
71,196
WWTP's
39,030
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
# Located
Percent
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$
349,397
1
100%
$
349,397
$ 12,892,241
7
100%
$ 12,892,241
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
910,423
71,196
100%
$
910,423
$
0%
$
$
909,280
39,030
100%
$
909,280
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
705,800
100%
$
705,800
$
110,234 $ 15,767,141
110,234
0%
100%
$
$ 15,767,141
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
Major Roads/Bridges
21
Airports
WTP's
336,775
WWTP's
32,825
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
369,626 $
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
1,048,190
3
100%
38,676,722
21
100%
0%
0%
4,306,530
336,775
100%
0%
764,723
32,825
100%
150,000
1
100%
0%
0%
125,000
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
705,800
100%
45,776,965
369,626
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 1,048,190
$ 38,676,722
$
$
$ 4,306,530
$
$
764,723
$
150,000
$
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 45,776,965
500
Identified
Critical
Facilities
8
Major Roads/Bridges
38
Airports
WTP's
279,708
WWTP's
182,745
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,795,175
69,986,449
3,576,783
4,257,402
150,000
196,000
125,000
6,860,000
2,117,400
$
462,504 $
90,064,209
# Located
Percent
8
100%
38
100%
0%
0%
279,708
100%
0%
182,745
100%
1
100%
0%
2
100%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
100%
462,504
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 2,795,175
$ 69,986,449
$
$
$ 3,576,783
$
$ 4,257,402
$
150,000
$
$
196,000
$
125,000
$ 6,860,000
$
$
$
$ 2,117,400
$
$ 90,064,209
Identified
Critical
Facilities
51
Major Roads/Bridges
308
2
Airports
1
WTP's
692,256
3
WWTP's
199,880
13
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
3
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$ 17,819,238
51
100%
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
308
100%
$ 567,258,588
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
$ 8,852,264
692,256
100%
$ 8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
3
100%
$ 195,804,000
$ 4,656,595
199,880
100%
$ 4,656,595
$ 1,950,000
13
100%
$ 1,950,000
$
48,000
4
100%
$
48,000
$
294,000
3
100%
$
294,000
$ 1,000,000
8
100%
$ 1,000,000
$
0%
$
$
98,000
1
100%
$
98,000
$
0%
$
$ 1,068,200
1
100%
$ 1,068,200
$ 3,529,000
100%
$ 3,529,000
$
892,531 $ 845,693,885
892,531
0%
100%
$
$ 845,693,885
501
Identified
Montgomery County
Critical
Facilities
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 22,012,000
63
100%
$ 688,814,000
374
100%
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 17,646,000
1,379,935
100%
$ 195,804,000
3
100%
$ 10,588,000
454,480
100%
$
2,250,000
15
100%
$
48,000
4
100%
$
490,000
5
100%
$
1,250,000
10
100%
$
6,860,000
1
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
7,058,000
100%
$
1,834,895 $ 997,302,200
1,834,895
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 22,012,000
$ 688,814,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 17,646,000
$ 195,804,000
$ 10,588,000
$
2,250,000
$
48,000
$
490,000
$
1,250,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,058,000
$
$ 997,302,200
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
Major Roads/Bridges
28
1
Airports
1
WTP's
123,091
1
WWTP's
74,652
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
2,300,969
4
100%
$ 2,300,969
49,900,302
28
100%
$ 49,900,302
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 5,341,000
32,634,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
3,799,305
123,091
100%
$ 3,799,305
65,268,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
16,486,365
74,652
100%
$ 16,486,365
300,000
2
100%
$
300,000
12,000
1
100%
$
12,000
0%
$
125,000
1
100%
$
125,000
3,430,000
1
100%
$ 3,430,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
2,769,250
100%
$ 2,769,250
$
197,783 $ 182,366,191
197,783
0%
100%
$
$ 182,366,191
502
In Morgan County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
28
Major Roads/Bridges
688
Airports
1
WTP's
774,115
WWTP's
587
6
Water Storage Tanks
6
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
# Located
Percent
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$ 16,106,781
28
100%
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
688
100%
$1,226,121,698
$
0%
$
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
774,115
100%
$ 23,893,695
$
0%
$
$
129,635
587
100%
$
129,635
$
900,000
6
100%
$
900,000
$
72,000
6
100%
$
72,000
$
196,000
2
100%
$
196,000
$
250,000
2
100%
$
250,000
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
8,307,750
100%
$
8,307,750
$
775,435 $1,308,611,559
775,435
0%
100%
$
$1,308,611,559
Identified
Critical
Facilities
32
Major Roads/Bridges
716
1
Airports
2
WTP's
897,206
1
WWTP's
75,239
8
Water Storage Tanks
7
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Morgan County
# Located
Percent
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$ 18,407,750
32
100%
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
716
100%
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
2
100%
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
897,206
100%
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
75,239
100%
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
8
100%
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
7
100%
$
84,000
$
196,000
2
100%
$
196,000
$
375,000
3
100%
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
1
100%
$
3,430,000
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$ 11,077,000
100%
$ 11,077,000
$
973,218 $1,490,977,750
973,218
0%
100%
$
$1,490,977,750
503
Identified
Critical
Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
3
Airports
WTP's
11,301
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
11,306
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
0%
4,737,977
3
100%
0%
0%
108,344
11,301
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
250,000
2
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
5,096,321
11,306
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$
$ 4,737,977
$
$
$
108,344
$
$
$
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,096,321
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
Major Roads/Bridges
39
Airports
1
WTP's
253,686
WWTP's
156,945
5
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
City of Morehead
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
$
410,684 $ 111,315,694
# Located
Percent
Exposure To
Hazard
4
100%
$
3,453,351
39
100%
$ 61,593,698
0%
$
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
253,686
100%
$
2,432,122
0%
$
156,945
100%
$
2,927,123
5
100%
$
750,000
1
100%
$
12,000
1
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
125,000
1
100%
$
6,860,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
100%
$
430,400
410,684
0%
100%
$
$ 111,315,694
504
In Rowan County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
30
Major Roads/Bridges
431
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,979,688
1
WWTP's
535,364
16
Water Storage Tanks
13
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
# Located
Percent
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$ 25,900,129
30
100%
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
431
100%
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
1,979,688
100%
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
$
9,984,877
535,364
100%
$ 9,984,877
$
2,400,000
16
100%
$ 2,400,000
$
156,000
13
100%
$
156,000
$
490,000
5
100%
$
490,000
$
125,000
1
100%
$
125,000
$
0%
$
$
98,000
1
100%
$
98,000
$
0%
$
$
2,136,400
2
100%
$ 2,136,400
$
8,177,600
100%
$ 8,177,600
$
2,515,555 $ 857,720,865
2,515,555
0%
100%
$
$ 857,720,865
Identified
Critical
Facilities
34
Major Roads/Bridges
473
2
Airports
2
WTP's
2,244,675
1
WWTP's
692,309
21
Water Storage Tanks
14
Water Pump Stations
6
Commercial Towers
4
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
Rowan County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Total
Exposure
Hazard
29,353,480
34
100%
$ 29,353,480
747,021,000
473
100%
$ 747,021,000
10,682,000
2
100%
$ 10,682,000
65,268,000
2
100%
$ 65,268,000
21,520,000
2,244,675
100%
$ 21,520,000
65,268,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
12,912,000
692,309
100%
$ 12,912,000
3,150,000
21
100%
$
3,150,000
168,000
14
100%
$
168,000
588,000
6
100%
$
588,000
500,000
4
100%
$
500,000
6,860,000
1
100%
$
6,860,000
98,000
1
100%
$
98,000
0%
$
2,136,400
2
100%
$
2,136,400
8,608,000
100%
$
8,608,000
$
2,937,545 $ 974,132,880
2,937,545
0%
100%
$
$ 974,132,880
505
Severe Winter StormsCritical Facilities Located Within Hazard Areas Per Jurisdiction
Identified
City of Owingsville
Critical
Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
8
Airports
1
WTP's
303,260
1
WWTP's
48,024
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
$
0%
$ 12,865,164
8
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 2,978,850
303,260
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 6,553,800
48,024
100%
$
300,000
2
100%
$
12,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
351,297 $ 120,611,814
351,297
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$
$ 12,865,164
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 2,978,850
$ 65,268,000
$ 6,553,800
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 120,611,814
Identified
Critical
Facilities
2
Major Roads/Bridges
6
Airports
WTP's
101,087
WWTP's
4,367
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
City of Salt Lick
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
105,463 $
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
1,506,785
2
100%
9,648,873
6
100%
0%
0%
992,950
101,087
100%
0%
595,800
4,367
100%
150,000
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
12,894,408
105,463
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 1,506,785
$ 9,648,873
$
$
$
992,950
$
$
595,800
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 12,894,408
506
Identified
Critical
Facilities
Major Roads/Bridges
4
Airports
WTP's
101,087
1
WWTP's
17,463
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
City of Sharpsburg
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
118,556 $
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
0%
6,432,582
4
100%
0%
0%
992,950
101,087
100%
65,268,000
1
100%
2,383,200
17,463
100%
150,000
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
75,226,732
118,556
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$
$ 6,432,582
$
$
$
992,950
$ 65,268,000
$ 2,383,200
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
0%
100%
$
$ 75,226,732
Of Bath County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
33
Major Roads/Bridges
367
1
Airports
WTP's
1,516,300
WWTP's
17,463
9
Water Storage Tanks
9
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
$ 24,861,955
33
100%
$ 590,189,381
367
100%
$ 5,341,000
1
100%
$
0%
$ 14,894,250
1,516,300
100%
$
0%
$ 2,383,200
17,463
100%
$ 1,350,000
9
100%
$
108,000
9
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$ 1,000,000
8
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$ 1,068,200
1
100%
$ 7,944,000
100%
$
1,534,193 $ 649,335,986
1,534,193
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 24,861,955
$ 590,189,381
$ 5,341,000
$
$ 14,894,250
$
$ 2,383,200
$ 1,350,000
$
108,000
$
98,000
$ 1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$ 1,068,200
$ 7,944,000
$
$ 649,335,986
507
Identified
Critical
Facilities
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
Bath County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
26,368,740
35
100%
619,136,000
385
100%
5,341,000
1
100%
32,634,000
1
100%
19,859,000
2,021,734
100%
130,536,000
2
100%
11,916,000
87,317
100%
1,950,000
13
100%
120,000
10
100%
98,000
1
100%
1,000,000
8
100%
0%
98,000
1
100%
0%
1,068,200
1
100%
7,944,000
100%
$
2,109,509 $ 858,068,940
2,109,509
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 26,368,740
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 858,068,940
Identified
City of Frenchburg
Critical
Facilities
3
Major Roads/Bridges
10
Airports
WTP's
14,980
1
WWTP's
28,492
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
43,487
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
$
990,223
3
100%
$ 13,460,377
10
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
280,680
14,980
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 4,492,138
28,492
100%
$
0%
$
12,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
505,170
100%
Exposure
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
$
$ 85,008,588
$
$ 85,008,588
43,487
0%
100%
508
Of Menifee County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
9
Major Roads/Bridges
361
Airports
1
WTP's
734,025
1
WWTP's
24,913
6
Water Storage Tanks
3
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
2,970,667
9
100%
485,919,623
361
100%
0%
32,634,000
1
100%
13,753,320
734,025
100%
65,268,000
1
100%
3,927,862
24,913
100%
900,000
6
100%
36,000
3
100%
98,000
1
100%
375,000
3
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
5,107,830
100%
0
$
759,323 $ 610,990,302
0
759,323
0%
100%
Exposure
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$ 3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$ 5,107,830
$
$ 610,990,302
Identified
Menifee County
Critical
Facilities
12
Major Roads/Bridges
371
Airports
1
WTP's
749,005
2
WWTP's
53,405
6
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
$
3,960,890
12
100%
$ 499,380,000
371
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 14,034,000
749,005
100%
$ 130,536,000
2
100%
$
8,420,000
53,405
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
48,000
4
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
5,613,000
100%
$
802,810 $ 695,998,890
802,810
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$ 5,613,000
$
$ 695,998,890
509
Identified
Critical
Facilities
1
Major Roads/Bridges
7
Airports
WTP's
71,196
WWTP's
39,030
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
City of Camargo
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
349,397
1
100%
12,892,241
7
100%
0%
0%
910,423
71,196
100%
0%
909,280
39,030
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
705,800
0%
$
110,234 $ 15,767,141
110,234
0%
100%
Exposure
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$
349,397
$ 12,892,241
$
$
$
910,423
$
$
909,280
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 15,767,141
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
Major Roads/Bridges
21
Airports
WTP's
336,775
WWTP's
32,825
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
1,048,190
38,676,722
4,306,530
764,723
150,000
125,000
705,800
$
369,626 $
45,776,965
# Located
Percent
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
3
100%
21
100%
0%
0%
336,775
100%
0%
32,825
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
369,626
0%
100%
Exposure
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 1,048,190
$ 38,676,722
$
$
$ 4,306,530
$
$
764,723
$
150,000
$
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 45,776,965
510
Identified
Critical
Facilities
8
Major Roads/Bridges
38
Airports
WTP's
279,708
WWTP's
182,745
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
462,504 $
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
2,795,175
8
100%
69,986,449
38
100%
0%
0%
3,576,783
279,708
100%
0%
4,257,402
182,745
100%
150,000
1
100%
0%
196,000
2
100%
125,000
1
100%
6,860,000
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
2,117,400
0%
Exposure
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 2,795,175
$ 69,986,449
$
$
$ 3,576,783
$
$ 4,257,402
$
150,000
$
$
196,000
$
125,000
$ 6,860,000
$
$
$
$ 2,117,400
90,064,209
$
$ 90,064,209
462,504
0%
100%
Identified
Critical
Facilities
51
Major Roads/Bridges
308
2
Airports
1
WTP's
692,256
3
WWTP's
199,880
13
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
3
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
Total
Exposure
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$ 4,656,595
$ 1,950,000
$
48,000
$
294,000
$ 1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$ 1,068,200
$ 3,529,000
$
892,531 $ 845,693,885
# Located
Percent
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
51
100%
308
100%
2
100%
1
100%
692,256
100%
3
100%
199,880
100%
13
100%
4
100%
3
100%
8
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
892,531
0%
100%
Exposure
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$ 4,656,595
$ 1,950,000
$
48,000
$
294,000
$ 1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$ 1,068,200
$ 3,529,000
$
$ 845,693,885
511
Identified
Critical
Facilities
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
Montgomery County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent In
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
22,012,000
63
100%
688,814,000
374
100%
10,682,000
2
100%
32,634,000
1
100%
17,646,000
1,379,935
100%
195,804,000
3
100%
10,588,000
454,480
100%
2,250,000
15
100%
48,000
4
100%
490,000
5
100%
1,250,000
10
100%
6,860,000
1
100%
98,000
1
100%
0%
1,068,200
1
100%
7,058,000
0%
$
1,834,895 $ 997,302,200
1,834,895
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 22,012,000
$ 688,814,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 17,646,000
$ 195,804,000
$ 10,588,000
$
2,250,000
$
48,000
$
490,000
$
1,250,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,058,000
$
$ 997,302,200
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
28
1
1
123,091
1
74,652
2
1
1
1
197,783
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
2,300,969
49,900,302
5,341,000
32,634,000
3,799,305
65,268,000
16,486,365
300,000
12,000
125,000
3,430,000
2,769,250
-
$ 182,366,191
# Located
Percent
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
4
100%
28
100%
1
100%
1
100%
123,091
100%
1
100%
74,652
100%
2
100%
1
100%
0%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
197,783
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 2,300,969
$ 49,900,302
$ 5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 3,799,305
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,486,365
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$ 3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
$ 182,366,191
512
In Morgan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
28
688
1
774,115
587
6
6
2
2
-
Total
Exposure
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
-
775,435
$1,308,611,559
# Located
Percent
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
28
100%
688
100%
0%
1
100%
774,115
100%
0%
587
100%
6
100%
6
100%
2
100%
2
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
775,435
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
$1,308,611,559
Identified
Critical
Facilities
32
Major Roads/Bridges
716
1
Airports
2
WTP's
897,206
1
WWTP's
75,239
8
Water Storage Tanks
7
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Morgan County
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
$ 18,407,750
32
100%
$1,276,022,000
716
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
2
100%
$ 27,693,000
897,206
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 16,616,000
75,239
100%
$
1,200,000
8
100%
$
84,000
7
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
3,430,000
1
100%
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
100%
$
973,218 $1,490,977,750
973,218
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
$
$1,490,977,750
513
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
3
11,301
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
4,737,977
108,344
250,000
-
11,306
$
5,096,321
# Located
Percent
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
0%
3
100%
0%
0%
11,301
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
2
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
11,306
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$
$ 4,737,977
$
$
$
108,344
$
$
$
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,096,321
City of Morehead
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
4
39
1
253,686
156,945
5
1
1
1
1
410,684
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
-
$ 111,315,694
# Located
Percent
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
4
100%
39
100%
0%
1
100%
253,686
100%
0%
156,945
100%
5
100%
1
100%
1
100%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
410,684
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$
3,453,351
$ 61,593,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$
2,432,122
$
$
2,927,123
$
750,000
$
12,000
$
98,000
$
125,000
$
6,860,000
$
$
$
$
430,400
$
$ 111,315,694
514
In Rowan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
30
431
2
1
1,979,688
1
535,364
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,515,555
$ 857,720,865
Total
Exposure
25,900,129
680,689,325
10,682,000
32,634,000
18,979,534
65,268,000
9,984,877
2,400,000
156,000
490,000
125,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,177,600
-
# Located
Percent
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
30
100%
431
100%
2
100%
1
100%
1,979,688
100%
1
100%
535,364
100%
16
100%
13
100%
5
100%
1
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
2
100%
0%
0%
2,515,555
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
$ 9,984,877
$ 2,400,000
$
156,000
$
490,000
$
125,000
$
$
98,000
$
$ 2,136,400
$ 8,177,600
$
$ 857,720,865
Identified
Critical
Facilities
34
Major Roads/Bridges
473
2
Airports
2
WTP's
2,244,675
1
WWTP's
692,309
21
Water Storage Tanks
14
Water Pump Stations
6
Commercial Towers
4
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
Rowan County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
29,353,480
34
100%
747,021,000
473
100%
10,682,000
2
100%
65,268,000
2
100%
21,520,000
2,244,675
100%
65,268,000
1
100%
12,912,000
692,309
100%
3,150,000
21
100%
168,000
14
100%
588,000
6
100%
500,000
4
100%
6,860,000
1
100%
98,000
1
100%
0%
2,136,400
2
100%
8,608,000
100%
$
2,937,545 $ 974,132,880
2,937,545
0%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 29,353,480
$ 747,021,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 21,520,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 12,912,000
$
3,150,000
$
168,000
$
588,000
$
500,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,608,000
$
$ 974,132,880
515
The following section of this Plan will chart by jurisdiction the Critical Facility exposure amounts, per
hazard, that each community could be faced with in the event that the hazard, when it occurs, is at its
worst.
City of Owingsville
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
351,297
351,297
351,297
351,297
351,297
351,297
351,297
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
120,611,814
120,611,814
120,611,814
120,611,814
120,611,814
120,611,814
120,611,814
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
0%
0%
0%
351,297
100%
351,297
100%
351,297
100%
351,297
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
120,611,814
120,611,814
120,611,814
120,611,814
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
8,069,972
12,894,408
12,894,408
12,894,408
12,894,408
12,894,408
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
75,226,732
75,226,732
75,226,732
75,226,732
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
64,857,789
215,523,653
17,604,290
649,335,986
649,335,986
649,335,986
649,335,986
*
City of Salt Lick
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
105,463
105,463
105,463
105,463
105,463
105,463
105,463
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
12,894,408
105,459
100%
12,894,408
105,463
100%
12,894,408
0%
12,894,408
105,463
100%
12,894,408
105,463
100%
12,894,408
105,463
100%
12,894,408
105,463
100%
*
City of Sharpsburg
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
118,556
118,556
118,556
118,556
118,556
118,556
118,556
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
75,226,732
75,226,732
75,226,732
75,226,732
75,226,732
75,226,732
75,226,732
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
0%
0%
0%
118,556
100%
118,556
100%
118,556
100%
118,556
100%
*
Bath County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
1,534,193
1,534,193
1,534,193
1,534,193
1,534,193
1,534,193
1,534,193
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
649,335,986
219,701
14%
649,335,983
590,433
38%
649,335,986
39,067
3%
649,335,986 1,534,193
100%
649,335,986 1,534,193
100%
649,335,986 1,534,193
100%
649,335,986 1,534,193
100%
*
516
Bath County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
2,109,509
2,109,509
2,109,509
2,109,509
2,109,509
2,109,509
2,109,509
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
858,068,940
325,160
15%
858,068,940
703,172
33%
858,068,940
39,067
2%
858,068,940 2,109,509
100%
858,068,940 2,109,509
100%
858,068,940 2,109,509
100%
858,068,940 2,109,509
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
72,927,761
228,418,061
17,604,290
858,068,940
858,068,940
858,068,940
858,068,940
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
5,741,933
85,008,588
85,008,588
85,008,588
85,008,588
85,008,588
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
99,505,755
610,990,302
11,095,199
610,990,302
610,990,302
610,990,302
610,990,302
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
105,247,688
695,998,890
11,095,199
695,998,890
695,998,890
695,998,890
695,998,890
*
City of Frenchburg
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
43,487
43,487
43,487
43,487
43,487
43,487
43,487
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
85,008,588
85,008,588
85,008,588
85,008,588
85,008,588
85,008,588
85,008,588
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
21,740
50%
43,487
100%
0%
43,487
100%
43,487
100%
43,487
100%
43,487
100%
*
Menifee County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
759,323
759,323
759,323
759,323
759,323
759,323
759,323
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
610,990,302
610,990,302
610,990,302
610,990,302
610,990,302
610,990,302
610,990,302
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
50,376
7%
759,323
100%
32,951
4%
759,323
100%
759,323
100%
759,323
100%
759,323
100%
*
Menifee County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
802,810
802,810
802,810
802,810
802,810
802,810
802,810
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
695,998,890
72,116
9%
695,998,890
802,810
100%
695,998,890
32,951
4%
695,998,890
802,810
100%
695,998,890
802,810
100%
695,998,890
802,810
100%
695,998,890
802,810
100%
*
517
City of Camargo
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
110,234
110,234
110,234
110,234
110,234
110,234
110,234
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
15,767,141
2,281
2%
15,767,141
0%
15,767,141
0%
15,767,141
110,234
100%
15,767,141
110,234
100%
15,767,141
110,234
100%
15,767,141
110,234
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
36,403
15,767,141
15,767,141
15,767,141
15,767,141
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
2,692,677
45,776,965
5,913,924
45,776,965
45,776,965
45,776,965
45,776,965
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
5,445,307
90,064,209
90,064,209
90,064,209
90,064,209
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
20,953,749
298,614,410
8,417,353
845,693,885
845,693,885
845,693,885
845,693,885
*
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
369,626
369,626
369,626
369,626
369,626
369,626
369,626
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
45,776,965
45,776,965
45,776,965
45,776,965
45,776,965
45,776,965
45,776,965
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
11,091
3%
369,626
100%
30,398
8%
369,626
100%
369,626
100%
369,626
100%
369,626
100%
*
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
462,504
462,504
462,504
462,504
462,504
462,504
462,504
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
90,064,209
90,064,209
90,064,209
90,064,209
90,064,209
90,064,209
90,064,209
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
32,378
7%
0%
0%
462,504
100%
462,504
100%
462,504
100%
462,504
100%
*
Montgomery County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
892,531
892,531
892,531
892,531
892,531
892,531
892,531
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
845,693,885
114,187
13%
845,693,885
327,612
37%
845,693,885
22,912
3%
845,693,885
892,531
100%
845,693,885
892,531
100%
845,693,885
892,531
100%
845,693,885
892,531
100%
*
518
Montgomery County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
1,834,895
1,834,895
1,834,895
1,834,895
1,834,895
1,834,895
1,834,895
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
997,302,200
159,937
9%
997,302,200
697,238
38%
997,302,200
53,310
3%
997,302,200 1,834,895
100%
997,302,200 1,834,895
100%
997,302,200 1,834,895
100%
997,302,200 1,834,895
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
29,128,136
344,391,375
14,331,277
997,302,200
997,302,200
997,302,200
997,302,200
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
45,946
23%
197,783
100%
1,780
1%
197,783
100%
197,783
100%
197,783
100%
197,783
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
13,223,924
182,366,191
393,100
182,366,191
182,366,191
182,366,191
182,366,191
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
137,985
18%
775,435
100%
257,558
33%
775,435
100%
775,435
100%
775,435
100%
775,435
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 275,091,994
$1,308,611,559
$ 182,590,242
$1,308,611,559
$1,308,611,559
$1,308,611,559
$1,308,611,559
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
$1,490,977,750
183,931
19%
$1,490,977,750
973,218
100%
$1,490,977,750
259,338
27%
$1,490,977,750
973,218
100%
$1,490,977,750
973,218
100%
$1,490,977,750
973,218
100%
$1,490,977,750
973,218
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 288,315,918
$1,490,977,750
$ 182,983,342
$1,490,977,750
$1,490,977,750
$1,490,977,750
$1,490,977,750
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
*
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
197,783
197,783
197,783
197,783
197,783
197,783
197,783
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
182,366,191
182,366,191
182,366,191
182,366,191
182,366,191
182,366,191
182,366,191
*
Morgan County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
775,435
775,435
775,435
775,435
775,435
775,435
775,435
Total
Exposure
$1,308,611,559
$1,308,611,559
$1,308,611,559
$1,308,611,559
$1,308,611,559
$1,308,611,559
$1,308,611,559
*
Morgan County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
973,218
973,218
973,218
973,218
973,218
973,218
973,218
*
519
Identified
City of Lakeview Heights Facilities
11,306
Flood
11,306
Landslide
11,306
Wildfires
11,306
Tornadoes
11,306
S.T'storms/Hail
11,306
S. Winter Storms
11,306
Earthquakes
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
5,096,321
0%
5,096,321
11,306
100%
5,096,321
0%
5,096,321
11,306
100%
5,096,321
11,306
100%
5,096,321
11,306
100%
5,096,321
11,306
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
5,096,321
5,096,321
5,096,321
5,096,321
5,096,321
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
14,949,549
111,315,694
1,667,459
111,315,694
111,315,694
111,315,694
111,315,694
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
251,323,625
857,720,865
61,568,365
857,720,865
857,720,865
857,720,865
857,720,865
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
266,273,174
974,132,880
63,235,824
974,132,880
974,132,880
974,132,880
974,132,880
*
City of Morehead
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
410,684
410,684
410,684
410,684
410,684
410,684
410,684
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
111,315,694
111,315,694
111,315,694
111,315,694
111,315,694
111,315,694
111,315,694
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
66,443
16%
410,684
100%
6,561
2%
410,684
100%
410,684
100%
410,684
100%
410,684
100%
*
Rowan County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
2,515,555
2,515,555
2,515,555
2,515,555
2,515,555
2,515,555
2,515,555
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
857,720,865
857,720,865
857,720,865
857,720,865
857,720,865
857,720,865
857,720,865
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
451,840
18%
2,515,555
100%
179,847
7%
2,515,555
100%
2,515,555
100%
2,515,555
100%
2,515,555
100%
*
Rowan County
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
2,937,545
2,937,545
2,937,545
2,937,545
2,937,545
2,937,545
2,937,545
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Percent
Total
Located In
Located In
Exposure
974,132,880
518,283
18%
974,132,880
2,937,545
100%
974,132,880
186,408
6%
974,132,880
2,937,545
100%
974,132,880
2,937,545
100%
974,132,880
2,937,545
100%
974,132,880
2,937,545
100%
*
520
Gateway Region
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Tornadoes
S.T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Earthquakes
Identified
Facilities
8,657,977
8,657,977
8,657,977
8,657,977
8,657,977
8,657,977
8,657,977
Number
Percent
Total
Located In Located In
Exposure
$5,016,480,660
1,259,427
15%
$5,016,480,660
6,113,983
71%
$5,016,480,660
571,074
7%
$5,016,480,660
8,657,977
100%
$5,016,480,660
8,657,977
100%
$5,016,480,660
8,657,977
100%
$5,016,480,660
8,657,977
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 761,892,677
$3,733,918,956
$ 289,249,932
$5,016,480,660
$5,016,480,660
$5,016,480,660
$5,016,480,660
The Building Structures and Critical Facilities per jurisdiction have been identified and the exposure
amounts have been calculated and charted individually for Flooding, Landslides, Wildfires,
Earthquakes, Tornadoes, Severe Thunderstorms and Severe Winter Storms. We now know
separately how much each jurisdiction is exposed financially to the different hazards.
The following charts combine the Building Structures and Critical Facilities, gives us a clearer and
complete picture of the financial exposure these jurisdictions face against each hazard at its worst.
Flood Hazard AreasBuilding Structures & Critical Facilities Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Owingsville
Identified
B. Structure/C. Facility
Structures/C.F.
720
Residential
79
Commercial
1
Industrial
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
8
Airports
1
WTP's
303,260
1
WWTP's
48,024
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Structure/Facilities Total
352,114
Owingsville
Total
Exposure
$ 63,868,852
$ 15,707,748
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$
$ 12,865,164
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 2,978,850
$ 65,268,000
$ 6,553,800
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
208,182,617
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
3
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
0%
8%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
266,120
1,192,994
-
0
9
0%
0
$
$
1,459,114
521
*
City of Salt Lick
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures/C.F.
157
27
1
0
7
1
Salt Lick
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
13,926,958
157
100%
5,368,471
27
100%
1,312,667
1
100%
0
0%
475,750
7
100%
588,000
1
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
2
6
101,087
4,367
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
547,571
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
-
1
2
3
101,087
4,367
-
105,657
$
$
35,113,825
105,653
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
100%
100%
50%
0%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
547,571
1,506,785
4,824,437
992,950
595,800
150,000
-
0%
100%
$
$ 30,289,389
*
City of Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
154
Residential
13
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
11
Religious
1
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
4
Airports
WTP's
101,087
1
WWTP's
17,463
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Sharpsburg
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$ 13,660,838
0
0%
$
2,584,819
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
747,607
0
0%
$
588,000
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
6,432,582
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
992,950
0
0%
$ 65,268,000
0
0%
$
2,383,200
0
0%
$
150,000
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
522
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
$
$
$
$
$
-
118,735
$
$
92,807,996
0
0
0
0
0
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0
$
$
$
$
$
0%
-
$
-
-
-
*
Countywide
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Identified
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Structures/C.F.
Exposure
3,228
$ 286,345,352
1,230
38%
Residential
36
$
7,157,962
0%
Commercial
4
$
5,250,666
0%
Industrial
$
2,796,000
0%
Agricultural
29
$
1,970,964
2
7%
Religious
2
$
1,176,000
0%
Governmental
1
$
547,572
0%
Educational
33
$ 24,861,955
19
58%
Major Roads/Bridges
367
$ 590,189,381
36
10%
1
$
5,341,000
0%
Airports
$
0%
WTP's
1,516,300
$ 14,894,250
202,172
13%
$
0%
WWTP's
17,463
$
2,383,200
17,463
100%
9
$
1,350,000
2
22%
Water Storage Tanks
9
$
108,000
4
44%
Water Pump Stations
1
$
98,000
0%
Commercial Towers
8
$
1,000,000
5
63%
Dams/Levees
$
0%
1
$
98,000
0%
Oil Facilities
$
0%
Oil Pipelines
1
$
1,068,200
0%
$
7,944,000
5%
1,537,493
$
$
954,580,502
220,933
0%
14%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 109,109,288
$
$
$
$
135,929
$
$
$
144,199
$ 59,018,938
$
$
$ 1,936,252
$
$ 2,383,200
$
300,000
$
48,000
$
$
630,000
$
$
$
$
$
397,200
$
$ 174,103,006
*
Bath County
Bath County
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,259
Residential
155
Commercial
6
Industrial
Agricultural
56
Religious
7
Governmental
7
Educational
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
Bath County # Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
$ 377,802,000
1,390
33%
$ 30,819,000
33
21%
$
7,876,000
1
17%
$
2,796,000
0%
$
3,806,000
9
16%
$
5,684,000
1
14%
$
3,833,000
1
14%
$ 26,368,740
21
60%
$ 619,136,000
39
10%
$
5,341,000
0%
$ 32,634,000
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 123,302,367
$ 6,561,465
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$
588,000
$
547,571
$ 1,650,984
$ 63,843,375
$
$
-
523
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2,021,734
2
87,317
13
10
1
8
1
1
-
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
303,259
21,830
2
4
5
-
15%
0%
25%
15%
40%
0%
63%
0%
0%
0%
0%
5%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,929,202
2,979,000
450,000
48,000
630,000
397,200
2,113,999
$
$1,290,684,940
326,595
0%
15%
$
$ 205,851,509
*
City of Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
279
Residential
47
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
5
Religious
1
Governmental
3
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
10
Airports
WTP's
14,980
1
WWTP's
28,492
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
43,822
Frenchburg
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$ 27,850,204
70
25%
$ 8,385,448
10
21%
$
0%
$
0%
$ 1,087,200
4
80%
$ 1,372,000
0%
$ 2,000,000
3
100%
$
990,223
2
67%
$ 13,460,377
2
20%
$
0%
$
0%
$
280,680
7,490
50%
$ 65,268,000
0%
$ 4,492,138
14,246
50%
$
0%
$
12,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
505,170
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 125,703,440
$
$ 17,383,337
21,827
0%
50%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
6,987,506
1,784,138
869,760
2,000,000
663,449
2,692,075
140,340
2,246,069
-
*
In Menifee County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Countywide
Countywide
Identified
Total
Structures/C.F.
Exposure
2,825
$ 281,995,796
40
$
7,136,552
7
$
6,914,000
Countywide Countywide Countywide
# Located
Percent
Exposure
In Flood
In Flood
To Flood
Hazard
706
25%
$ 70,473,994
5
13%
$
892,069
1
14%
$
987,714
524
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
20
4
3
9
361
1
734,025
1
24,913
6
3
1
3
-
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$
2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$
3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,107,830
4
3
1
72
40,789
9,514
-
0%
20%
0%
100%
11%
20%
0%
0%
6%
0%
38%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
869,760
$
$ 2,000,000
$
326,773
$ 96,914,717
$
$
$
764,258
$
$ 1,500,007
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
0
762,222
$
$ 918,386,450
51,095
0%
7%
$
$ 174,729,292
*
Menifee County
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,104
Residential
87
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
25
Religious
5
Governmental
6
Educational
12
Major Roads/Bridges
371
Airports
1
WTP's
749,005
2
WWTP's
53,405
6
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
806,044
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Menifee Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
309,846,000
776
25%
15,522,000
15
17%
6,914,000
1
14%
2,649,000
0%
5,436,000
8
32%
3,724,000
0%
4,000,000
6
100%
3,960,890
3
25%
499,380,000
74
20%
0%
32,634,000
0%
14,034,000
48,279
6%
130,536,000
0%
8,420,000
23,760
44%
900,000
0%
48,000
0%
98,000
0%
375,000
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
5,613,000
0%
$
$ 1,044,089,890
72,922
0%
9%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
77,461,500
2,676,207
987,714
1,739,520
4,000,000
990,222
99,606,792
904,598
3,746,076
-
$
$ 192,112,629
525
*
City of Camargo
Camargo
Identified
Structures/C.F.
383
Residential
28
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
4
Religious
1
Governmental
1
Educational
1
Major Roads/Bridges
7
Airports
WTP's
71,196
WWTP's
39,030
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
110,651
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
42,805,588
0
0%
8,139,663
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
1,063,436
0
0%
588,000
0
0%
294,143
0
0%
349,397
0%
12,892,241
0%
0%
0%
910,423
1,500
2%
0%
909,280
781
2%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
705,800
0%
$
$ 68,657,971
2,281
0%
2%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
18,208
18,195
-
$
$
36,403
*
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
738
Residential
35
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
10
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
21
Airports
WTP's
336,775
WWTP's
32,825
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Jeffersonville
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
1,048,190
$ 38,676,722
$
$
$
4,306,530
$
$
764,723
$
150,000
$
$
-
Jeffersonville Jeffersonville
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
8
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
2
67%
1
5%
0%
0%
10,103
3%
0%
985
3%
0%
0%
0%
Jeffersonville
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$
894,112
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
698,793
$ 1,841,749
$
$
$
129,193
$
$
22,942
$
$
$
-
526
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
-
370,410
$
$
$
$
$
$
125,000
705,800
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
11,099
0%
3%
$
$
3,586,789
Mt. Sterling
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$ 309,362,580
27
1%
$ 116,862,300
10
2%
$
6,511,666
1
50%
$
0%
$
3,722,025
1
7%
$
4,508,000
0%
$
882,429
0%
$
2,795,175
4
50%
$ 69,986,449
2
5%
$
0%
$
0%
$
3,576,783
19,580
7%
$
0%
$
4,257,402
12,792
7%
$
150,000
0%
$
0%
$
196,000
0%
$
125,000
0%
$
6,860,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
2,117,400
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
3,017,626
2,907,022
3,255,833
265,859
1,397,587
3,499,322
250,380
298,018
-
$
$ 531,913,209
$
$ 14,891,648
$
$ 144,347,753
-
*
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,768
Residential
402
Commercial
2
Industrial
Agricultural
14
Religious
5
Governmental
3
Educational
8
Major Roads/Bridges
38
Airports
WTP's
279,708
WWTP's
182,745
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
465,698
32,417
0%
7%
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,075
Residential
116
Commercial
21
Industrial
Agricultural
50
Religious
3
Governmental
10
Educational
51
Major Roads/Bridges
308
2
Airports
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
45
1%
$ 33,721,459
10
9%
$ 68,372,500
0%
$
4,069,000
0%
$ 13,292,949
1
2%
$
1,764,000
0%
$
2,941,429
0%
$ 17,819,238
26
51%
$ 567,258,588
5
2%
$ 10,682,000
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
5,029,377
2,907,022
265,859
9,084,317
9,208,743
-
527
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
692,256
3
199,880
13
4
3
8
1
1
-
$ 32,634,000
$
8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$
4,656,595
$
1,950,000
$
48,000
$
294,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
3,529,000
1
37,814
76,338
3
-
100%
5%
0%
38%
0%
0%
0%
38%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
32,634
483,549
1,769,506
375,000
-
896,806
$
$1,425,293,268
114,243
0%
13%
$
$ 29,156,008
*
Montgomery County
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
7,964
Residential
581
Commercial
24
Industrial
Agricultural
78
Religious
9
Governmental
14
Educational
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,843,565
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
890,088,000
80
1%
168,898,000
20
3%
78,140,000
1
4%
4,069,000
0%
20,737,000
2
3%
6,860,000
0%
4,118,001
0%
22,012,000
32
51%
688,814,000
8
2%
10,682,000
0%
32,634,000
1
100%
17,646,000
68,997
5%
195,804,000
0%
10,588,000
90,896
20%
2,250,000
0%
48,000
0%
490,000
0%
1,250,000
3
30%
6,860,000
0%
98,000
0%
0%
1,068,200
0%
7,058,000
0%
$
$2,170,212,201
160,040
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 8,941,115
$ 5,814,045
$ 3,255,833
$
$
531,718
$
$
$ 11,180,697
$ 14,549,814
$
$
32,634
$
881,330
$
$ 2,108,661
$
$
$
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
9% $ 47,670,847
*
528
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures/C.F.
758
Residential
111
Commercial
4
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
28
1
Airports
1
WTP's
123,091
1
WWTP's
74,652
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
198,673
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
W. Liberty
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
68,207,665
25
3%
21,781,653
1
1%
3,217,000
0%
0%
920,250
0%
3,332,000
0%
2,771,000
0%
2,300,969
2
50%
49,900,302
2
7%
5,341,000
0%
32,634,000
0%
3,799,305
8,616
7%
65,268,000
0%
16,486,365
37,326
50%
300,000
0%
12,000
0%
0%
125,000
0%
3,430,000
0%
0%
0%
0%
2,769,250
0%
$
$ 282,595,759
45,972
0%
23%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
2,249,593
196,231
1,150,484
3,564,307
265,951
8,243,182
-
$
$ 15,669,748
*
Countywide
Identified
Class of Property
Structures/C.F.
3,851
Residential
114
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
43
Religious
7
Governmental
5
Educational
28
Major Roads/Bridges
688
Airports
1
WTP's
774,115
WWTP's
587
6
Water Storage Tanks
6
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Countywide Countywide Countywide
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Total
In Flood
In Flood
To Flood
Exposure
Hazard
$ 346,527,335
1,341
35%
$ 120,668,179
$ 22,370,347
3
3%
$
588,693
$
0%
$
$
711,000
0%
$
$
4,396,750
0%
$
$
4,116,000
0%
$
$
2,771,000
1
20%
$
554,200
$ 16,106,781
28
100%
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
141
20%
$ 251,283,662
$
0%
$
$ 32,634,000
0%
$
$ 23,893,695
137,514
18%
$ 4,244,483
$
0%
$
$
129,635
294
50%
$
64,818
$
900,000
3
50%
$
450,000
$
72,000
4
67%
$
48,000
$
196,000
0%
$
$
250,000
1
50%
$
125,000
529
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
779,455
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
$1,689,503,991
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
33%
$
$
$
$
$
2,769,250
139,330
0%
18%
$
$ 396,903,066
*
Morgan County
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,609
Residential
225
Commercial
4
Industrial
Agricultural
52
Religious
10
Governmental
10
Educational
32
Major Roads/Bridges
716
1
Airports
2
WTP's
897,206
1
WWTP's
75,239
8
Water Storage Tanks
7
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
978,128
Morgan Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
1,366
30%
$ 44,152,000
4
2%
$
3,217,000
0%
$
711,000
0%
$
5,317,000
0%
$
7,448,000
0%
$
5,542,000
1
10%
$ 18,407,750
30
94%
$1,276,022,000
143
20%
$
5,341,000
0%
$ 65,268,000
0%
$ 27,693,000
146,130
16%
$ 65,268,000
0%
$ 16,616,000
37,620
50%
$
1,200,000
3
38%
$
84,000
4
57%
$
196,000
0%
$
375,000
1
33%
$
3,430,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$ 11,077,000
25%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 122,917,772
$
784,924
$
$
$
$
$
554,200
$ 17,257,265
$ 254,847,969
$
$
$ 4,510,434
$
$ 8,308,000
$
450,000
$
48,000
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
$1,972,099,750
$
$ 412,572,814
185,302
0%
19%
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
100
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
-
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$ 11,201,090
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0%
$ 4,737,977
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
530
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
11,301
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
108,344
250,000
-
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
11,406
$
$ 16,297,411
-
0%
0%
$
-
*
City of Morehead
Morehead
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,347
Residential
305
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
22
Religious
6
Governmental
8
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
39
Airports
1
WTP's
253,686
WWTP's
156,945
5
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
413,372
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
5,076
188
14
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
262,889,582
100
4%
95,724,219
2
1%
0%
0%
5,495,742
0%
6,664,000
0%
7,196,267
0%
3,453,351
2
50%
61,593,698
8
20%
0%
32,634,000
0%
2,432,122
50,737
20%
0%
2,927,123
15,695
10%
750,000
0%
12,000
0%
98,000
0%
125,000
1
100%
6,860,000
0%
0%
0%
0%
430,400
0%
$
$ 489,285,504
66,545
0%
16%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
11,201,090
627,700
1,726,675
12,318,740
486,422
292,712
125,000
-
$
$ 26,778,339
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$ 568,567,328
2,157
42%
$ 59,003,781
37
20%
$ 14,894,000
0%
$
2,142,000
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 241,607,511
$ 11,612,446
$
$
-
531
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
40
5
7
30
431
2
1
1,979,688
1
535,364
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
$
6,296,733
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
$
9,984,877
$
2,400,000
$
156,000
$
490,000
$
125,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,177,600
3
1
11
87
1
398,198
1
53,536
6
-
0%
60%
14%
37%
20%
0%
100%
20%
100%
10%
0%
46%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
20%
$
$ 1,764,000
$
899,533
$ 9,496,714
$ 137,401,325
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 3,817,578
$ 65,268,000
$
998,488
$
$
72,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 1,635,520
2,520,885
$
$1,521,556,965
454,038
0%
18%
$
$ 507,207,116
*
Rowan County
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
7,523
Residential
493
Commercial
14
Industrial
Agricultural
62
Religious
11
Governmental
15
Educational
34
Major Roads/Bridges
473
2
Airports
2
WTP's
2,244,675
1
WWTP's
692,309
21
Water Storage Tanks
14
Water Pump Stations
6
Commercial Towers
4
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
2,945,663
Rowan Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$ 842,658,000
2,257
30%
$ 154,728,000
39
8%
$ 14,894,000
0%
$
2,142,000
0%
$ 15,488,000
0%
$
9,604,000
3
27%
$ 13,493,000
1
7%
$ 29,353,480
13
38%
$ 747,021,000
95
20%
$ 10,682,000
0%
$ 65,268,000
1
50%
$ 21,520,000
448,935
20%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 12,912,000
69,231
10%
$
3,150,000
0%
$
168,000
6
43%
$
588,000
0%
$
500,000
1
25%
$
6,860,000
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$
2,136,400
0%
$
8,608,000
19%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 252,808,601
$ 12,240,146
$
$
$
$ 1,764,000
$
899,533
$ 11,223,389
$ 149,720,065
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 4,304,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 1,291,200
$
$
72,000
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$ 1,635,520
$
$2,027,139,880
$
$ 533,985,454
520,583
0%
18%
*
532
Landslide Hazard AreasBuilding Structures & Critical Facilities Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Owingsville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
720
Residential
79
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
8
Airports
1
WTP's
303,260
1
WWTP's
48,024
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
352,114
Owingsville
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 63,868,852
0
0%
$ 15,707,748
0
0%
$ 1,312,667
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
611,679
0
0%
$ 3,332,000
0
0%
$ 2,737,857
0
0%
$
0
0%
$ 12,865,164
0
0%
$
0
0%
$ 32,634,000
0
0%
$ 2,978,850
0
0%
$ 65,268,000
0
0%
$ 6,553,800
0
0%
$
300,000
0
0%
$
12,000
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 208,182,617
$
0
0%
-
-
-
*
City of Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures/C.F.
157
Residential
27
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
7
Religious
1
Governmental
1
Educational
2
Major Roads/Bridges
6
Airports
WTP's
101,087
WWTP's
4,367
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
547,571
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
-
# Located
Percent
157
100%
27
100%
1
100%
0
0%
7
100%
1
100%
1
100%
2
100%
6
100%
0%
0%
101,087
100%
0%
4,367
100%
1
100%
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 13,926,958
$
5,368,471
$
1,312,667
$
$
475,750
$
588,000
$
547,571
$
1,506,785
$
9,648,873
$
$
$
992,950
$
$
595,800
$
150,000
$
-
533
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
105,657
$
$
35,113,825
105,657
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
0%
100%
$
$
35,113,825
*
City of Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
154
Residential
13
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
11
Religious
1
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
4
Airports
WTP's
101,087
1
WWTP's
17,463
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
118,735
Sharpsburg
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 13,660,838
0
0%
$
2,584,819
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
747,607
0
0%
$
588,000
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
6,432,582
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
992,950
0
0%
$ 65,268,000
0
0%
$
2,383,200
0
0%
$
150,000
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
$
92,807,996
0
-
0%
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
- $
-
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,228
Residential
36
Commercial
4
Industrial
Agricultural
29
Religious
2
Governmental
1
Educational
33
Major Roads/Bridges
367
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
793
25%
$
7,157,962
0%
$
5,250,666
1
25%
$
2,796,000
0%
$
1,970,964
3
10%
$
1,176,000
1
50%
$
547,572
0%
$ 24,861,955
8
24%
$ 590,189,381
121
33%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 70,344,444
$
$
1,312,667
$
$
203,893
$
588,000
$
$
6,027,141
$ 194,585,600
534
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,516,300
17,463
9
9
1
8
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,341,000
14,894,250
2,383,200
1,350,000
108,000
98,000
1,000,000
98,000
1,068,200
7,944,000
1,537,493
$
$ 954,580,502
1
572,824
17,463
5
5
6
-
100%
0%
38%
0%
100%
56%
56%
0%
75%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,341,000
5,626,712
2,383,200
750,000
60,000
750,000
-
591,231
0%
38%
$
$ 287,972,656
*
Bath County
Bath County
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,259
Residential
155
Commercial
6
Industrial
Agricultural
56
Religious
7
Governmental
7
Educational
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
2,113,999
Bath County
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
950
22%
$ 30,819,000
27
17%
$
7,876,000
2
33%
$
2,796,000
0%
$
3,806,000
10
18%
$
5,684,000
2
29%
$
3,833,000
1
14%
$ 26,368,740
10
29%
$ 619,136,000
127
33%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
0%
$ 19,859,000
673,911
33%
$ 130,536,000
0%
$ 11,916,000
29,106
33%
$
1,950,000
6
46%
$
120,000
5
50%
$
98,000
0%
$
1,000,000
6
75%
$
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
0%
$
7,944,000
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 84,271,402
$ 5,368,471
$ 2,625,334
$
$
679,643
$ 1,176,000
$
547,571
$ 7,533,926
$ 204,234,473
$ 5,341,000
$
$ 6,619,662
$
$ 2,979,000
$
900,000
$
60,000
$
$
750,000
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$1,290,684,940
$
$ 323,086,481
704,164
0%
33%
*
City of Frenchburg
Residential
Commercial
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Identified
Total
In Landslide In Landslide In Landslide
Structures/C.F.
Exposure
Hazard
279
$ 27,850,204
279
100%
$ 27,850,204
47
$ 8,385,448
47
100%
$ 8,385,448
535
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
0
0
5
1
3
3
10
14,980
1
28,492
1
-
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
0
0
5
1
3
3
10
14,980
1
28,492
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
43,822
$
$ 125,703,440
43,822
0%
100%
$
$ 125,703,440
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,825
Residential
40
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
20
Religious
4
Governmental
3
Educational
9
Major Roads/Bridges
361
Airports
1
WTP's
734,025
1
WWTP's
24,913
6
Water Storage Tanks
3
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
0
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 281,995,796
2,825
100%
$
7,136,552
40
100%
$
6,914,000
7
100%
$
2,649,000
100%
$
4,348,800
20
100%
$
2,352,000
4
100%
$
2,000,000
3
100%
$
2,970,667
9
100%
$ 485,919,623
361
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 13,753,320
734,025
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$
3,927,862
24,913
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
36,000
3
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
5,107,830
0%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 281,995,796
$
7,136,552
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$
2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$
3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,107,830
$
$
-
0
0%
-
536
762,222
$ 918,386,450
762,222
100%
$ 918,386,450
*
Menifee County
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,104
Residential
87
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
25
Religious
5
Governmental
6
Educational
12
Major Roads/Bridges
371
Airports
1
WTP's
749,005
2
WWTP's
53,405
6
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
806,044
Menifee Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
3,104
100%
$ 15,522,000
87
100%
$
6,914,000
7
100%
$
2,649,000
100%
$
5,436,000
25
100%
$
3,724,000
5
100%
$
4,000,000
6
100%
$
3,960,890
12
100%
$ 499,380,000
371
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 14,034,000
749,005
100%
$ 130,536,000
2
100%
$
8,420,000
53,405
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
48,000
4
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
5,613,000
0%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
$
4,000,000
$
3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$
8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,613,000
$
$1,044,089,890
$
$1,044,089,890
806,044
0%
100%
*
City of Camargo
Camargo
Identified
Structures/C.F.
383
Residential
28
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
4
Religious
1
Governmental
1
Educational
1
Major Roads/Bridges
7
Airports
WTP's
71,196
WWTP's
39,030
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
42,805,588
0%
8,139,663
0%
0%
0%
1,063,436
0%
588,000
0%
294,143
0%
349,397
0%
12,892,241
0%
0%
0%
910,423
0%
0%
909,280
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
537
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
110,651
$
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 68,657,971
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
-
0%
$
-
-
*
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
738
Residential
35
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
10
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
21
Airports
WTP's
336,775
WWTP's
32,825
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
370,410
Jeffersonville # Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
738
100%
$ 10,174,578
35
100%
$
3,255,834
1
100%
$
0
100%
$
2,658,590
10
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
1,048,190
3
100%
$ 38,676,722
21
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
4,306,530
336,775
100%
$
0%
$
764,723
32,825
100%
$
150,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
125,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
705,800
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
1,048,190
$ 38,676,722
$
$
$
4,306,530
$
$
764,723
$
150,000
$
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 144,347,753
$
$ 144,347,753
370,410
0%
100%
*
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,768
Residential
402
Commercial
2
Industrial
Agricultural
14
Religious
5
Governmental
3
Educational
8
Major Roads/Bridges
38
Airports
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mt. Sterling
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
309,362,580
0%
116,862,300
0%
6,511,666
0%
0%
3,722,025
0%
4,508,000
0%
882,429
0%
2,795,175
0%
69,986,449
0%
0%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
538
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
279,708
182,745
1
2
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,576,783
4,257,402
150,000
196,000
125,000
6,860,000
2,117,400
465,698
$
$ 531,913,209
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
0%
0%
$
-
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,075
Residential
116
Commercial
21
Industrial
Agricultural
50
Religious
3
Governmental
10
Educational
51
Major Roads/Bridges
308
2
Airports
1
WTP's
692,256
3
WWTP's
199,880
13
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
3
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
896,806
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
2,288
56%
$ 33,721,459
0%
$ 68,372,500
0%
$
4,069,000
0%
$ 13,292,949
0%
$
1,764,000
0%
$
2,941,429
1
10%
$ 17,819,238
10
20%
$ 567,258,588
121
39%
$ 10,682,000
0%
$ 32,634,000
0%
$
8,852,264
187,600
27%
$ 195,804,000
1
33%
$
4,656,595
139,877
70%
$
1,950,000
1
8%
$
48,000
0%
$
294,000
0%
$
1,000,000
1
13%
$
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
3,529,000
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 255,715,889
$
$
$
$
$
$
294,143
$
3,493,968
$ 222,851,588
$
$
$
2,398,946
$ 65,268,000
$
3,258,708
$
150,000
$
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
1,068,200
$
-
$
$1,425,293,268
$
$ 554,624,443
329,901
0%
37%
*
Montgomery County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Mont. Co.
Mont. Co.
# Located
Percent
Identified
Total
Structures/C.F.
Exposure
7,964
$ 890,088,000
3,026
38%
581
$ 168,898,000
35
6%
24
$ 78,140,000
1
4%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 338,197,675
$ 10,174,578
$ 3,255,834
539
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
78
9
14
63
374
2
1
1,379,935
3
454,480
15
4
5
10
1
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
4,118,001
22,012,000
688,814,000
10,682,000
32,634,000
17,646,000
195,804,000
10,588,000
2,250,000
48,000
490,000
1,250,000
6,860,000
98,000
1,068,200
7,058,000
10
1
13
142
524,375
1
172,702
2
2
1
-
0%
13%
0%
7%
21%
38%
0%
0%
38%
33%
38%
13%
0%
0%
20%
0%
0%
0%
100%
0%
$
$ 2,658,590
$
$
294,143
$ 4,542,158
$ 261,528,310
$
$
$ 6,705,476
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,023,431
$
300,000
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$ 1,068,200
$
705,800
1,843,565
$
$2,170,212,201
700,311
0%
38%
$
$ 698,972,196
*
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures/C.F.
758
Residential
111
Commercial
4
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
28
1
Airports
1
WTP's
123,091
1
WWTP's
74,652
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
198,673
W. Liberty
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 68,207,665
758
100%
$ 21,781,653
111
100%
$ 3,217,000
4
100%
$
0
100%
$
920,250
9
100%
$ 3,332,000
3
100%
$ 2,771,000
5
100%
$ 2,300,969
4
100%
$ 49,900,302
28
100%
$ 5,341,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 3,799,305
123,091
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 16,486,365
74,652
100%
$
300,000
2
100%
$
12,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
125,000
1
100%
$ 3,430,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$ 2,769,250
0%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 68,207,665
$ 21,781,653
$ 3,217,000
$
$
920,250
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,771,000
$ 2,300,969
$ 49,900,302
$ 5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 3,799,305
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,486,365
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$ 3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
$ 282,595,759
$
$ 282,595,759
198,673
0%
100%
540
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,851
Residential
114
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
43
Religious
7
Governmental
5
Educational
28
Major Roads/Bridges
688
Airports
1
WTP's
774,115
WWTP's
587
6
Water Storage Tanks
6
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
779,455
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 346,527,335
3,851
100%
$ 22,370,347
114
100%
$
100%
$
711,000
100%
$
4,396,750
43
100%
$
4,116,000
7
100%
$
2,771,000
5
100%
$ 16,106,781
28
100%
$1,226,121,698
688
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 23,893,695
774,115
100%
$
0%
$
129,635
587
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
72,000
6
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
250,000
2
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
8,307,750
0%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 346,527,335
$ 22,370,347
$
$
711,000
$
4,396,750
$
4,116,000
$
2,771,000
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
$1,689,503,991
$
$1,689,503,991
779,455
0%
100%
*
Morgan County
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,609
Residential
225
Commercial
4
Industrial
Agricultural
52
Religious
10
Governmental
10
Educational
32
Major Roads/Bridges
716
1
Airports
2
WTP's
897,206
1
WWTP's
75,239
8
Water Storage Tanks
7
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
Morgan Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
4,609
100%
$ 44,152,000
225
100%
$
3,217,000
4
100%
$
711,000
100%
$
5,317,000
52
100%
$
7,448,000
10
100%
$
5,542,000
10
100%
$ 18,407,750
32
100%
$1,276,022,000
716
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
2
100%
$ 27,693,000
897,206
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 16,616,000
75,239
100%
$
1,200,000
8
100%
$
84,000
7
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
541
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
3
1
-
978,128
$
$
$
$
$
$
375,000
3,430,000
11,077,000
$
$1,972,099,750
3
1
-
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
375,000
3,430,000
11,077,000
978,128
0%
100%
$
$1,972,099,750
*
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
100
Residential
0
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
0
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
3
Airports
WTP's
11,301
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
11,406
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 11,201,090
100
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0%
$ 4,737,977
3
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
108,344
11,301
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
250,000
2
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 4,737,977
$
$
$
108,344
$
$
$
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 16,297,411
$
$ 16,297,411
11,406
0%
100%
*
City of Morehead
Morehead
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,347
Residential
305
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
22
Religious
6
Governmental
8
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
39
Airports
1
WTP's
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
7,196,267
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
2,347
305
22
6
8
4
39
1
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 262,889,582
$ 95,724,219
$
$
$
5,495,742
$
6,664,000
$
7,196,267
$
3,453,351
$ 61,593,698
$
$ 32,634,000
542
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
253,686
156,945
5
1
1
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
-
253,686
156,945
5
1
1
1
1
-
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
-
413,372
$ 489,285,504
413,372
100%
$ 489,285,504
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
5,076
Residential
188
Commercial
14
Industrial
Agricultural
40
Religious
5
Governmental
7
Educational
30
Major Roads/Bridges
431
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,979,688
1
WWTP's
535,364
16
Water Storage Tanks
13
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
2,520,885
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
$
6,296,733
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
$
9,984,877
$
2,400,000
$
156,000
$
490,000
$
125,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,177,600
$
-
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
5,076
188
14
40
5
7
30
431
2
1
1,979,688
1
535,364
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
$
6,296,733
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
$
9,984,877
$
2,400,000
$
156,000
$
490,000
$
125,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,177,600
$
-
$1,521,556,965
2,520,885
100%
$1,521,556,965
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
7,523
493
14
62
11
15
34
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$ 29,353,480
*
Rowan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
7,523
493
14
62
11
15
34
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Rowan Co.
Total
Exposure
842,658,000
154,728,000
14,894,000
2,142,000
15,488,000
9,604,000
13,493,000
29,353,480
543
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
$ 747,021,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 21,520,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 12,912,000
$
3,150,000
$
168,000
$
588,000
$
500,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,608,000
$
-
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$ 747,021,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 21,520,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 12,912,000
$
3,150,000
$
168,000
$
588,000
$
500,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,608,000
$
-
2,945,663
$2,027,139,880
2,945,663
100%
$2,027,139,880
*
Wildfire Hazard AreasBuilding Structures & Critical Facilities Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Owingsville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
720
Residential
79
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
8
Airports
1
WTP's
303,260
1
WWTP's
48,024
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
352,114
Owingsville
Total
Exposure
$ 63,868,852
$ 15,707,748
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$
$ 12,865,164
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 2,978,850
$ 65,268,000
$ 6,553,800
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 208,182,617
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
City of Salt Lick
Residential
Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Identified
Total
Structures/C.F.
Exposure
157
$ 13,926,958
Salt Lick
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
Salt Lick
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
Salt Lick
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
-
544
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
27
1
0
7
1
1
2
6
101,087
4,367
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
547,571
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
-
105,657
$
35,113,825
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
-
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
City of Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
154
Residential
13
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
11
Religious
1
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
4
Airports
WTP's
101,087
1
WWTP's
17,463
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
118,735
Sharpsburg
Total
Exposure
$ 13,660,838
$
2,584,819
$
$
$
747,607
$
588,000
$
$
$
6,432,582
$
$
$
992,950
$ 65,268,000
$
2,383,200
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
92,807,996
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
545
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,228
Residential
36
Commercial
4
Industrial
Agricultural
29
Religious
2
Governmental
1
Educational
33
Major Roads/Bridges
367
1
Airports
WTP's
1,516,300
WWTP's
17,463
9
Water Storage Tanks
9
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,537,493
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
$
7,157,962
$
5,250,666
$
2,796,000
$
1,970,964
$
1,176,000
$
547,572
$ 24,861,955
$ 590,189,381
$
5,341,000
$
$ 14,894,250
$
$
2,383,200
$
1,350,000
$
108,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 954,580,502
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
639
16
6
1
7
1
34,143
4,916
39,729
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
20%
44%
0%
0%
21%
50%
0%
0%
2%
100%
0%
2%
0%
28%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 56,683,606
$ 3,181,316
$
$
$
407,786
$
588,000
$
$
$ 11,257,018
$ 5,341,000
$
$
335,378
$
$
670,893
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
3%
$ 78,464,998
*
Bath County
Bath County
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,259
Residential
155
Commercial
6
Industrial
Agricultural
56
Religious
7
Governmental
7
Educational
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
Bath County
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
$
3,833,000
$ 26,368,740
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
# Located
Percent
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
639
15%
16
10%
0%
0%
6
11%
1
14%
0%
0%
7
2%
1
100%
0%
34,143
2%
0%
4,916
6%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
56,683,606
3,181,316
407,786
588,000
11,257,018
5,341,000
335,378
670,893
-
546
2,113,999
$
-
-
0%
$
39,729
2%
$
Frenchburg
Total
Exposure
$ 27,850,204
$ 8,385,448
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
$
-
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$ 125,703,440
-
$1,290,684,940
78,464,998
*
City of Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
279
Residential
47
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
5
Religious
1
Governmental
3
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
10
Airports
WTP's
14,980
1
WWTP's
28,492
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
43,822
-
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
-
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,825
Residential
40
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
20
Religious
4
Governmental
3
Educational
9
Major Roads/Bridges
361
Airports
1
WTP's
734,025
1
WWTP's
24,913
6
Water Storage Tanks
3
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 281,995,796
$
7,136,552
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$
2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$
3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
-
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
301
40
4
6
3
1
7
27,720
5,223
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
11%
100%
57%
0%
30%
0%
100%
11%
2%
0%
0%
4%
0%
21%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 30,046,278
$ 7,136,552
$ 3,950,857
$
$ 1,304,640
$
$ 2,000,000
$
330,074
$ 9,422,264
$
$
$
519,386
$
$
823,475
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
547
Oil Pipelines
0
762,222
$
$
$
$
5,107,830
-
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
33,305
4%
$ 55,533,525
Menifee Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
$
4,000,000
$
3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$
8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,613,000
$
-
# Located
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
301
40
4
6
3
1
7
27,720
5,223
-
Percent
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
10%
46%
57%
0%
24%
0%
50%
8%
2%
0%
0%
4%
0%
10%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 30,046,278
$ 7,136,552
$ 3,950,857
$
$ 1,304,640
$
$ 2,000,000
$
330,074
$ 9,422,264
$
$
$
519,386
$
$
823,475
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$1,044,089,890
33,305
4%
$ 55,533,525
$ 918,386,450
-
*
Menifee County
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,104
Residential
87
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
25
Religious
5
Governmental
6
Educational
12
Major Roads/Bridges
371
Airports
1
WTP's
749,005
2
WWTP's
53,405
6
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
806,044
*
City of Camargo
Camargo
Identified
Structures/C.F.
383
Residential
28
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
4
Religious
1
Governmental
1
Educational
1
Major Roads/Bridges
7
Airports
WTP's
71,196
WWTP's
39,030
Water Storage Tanks
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
# Located
Percent
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
42,805,588
0%
8,139,663
0%
0%
0%
1,063,436
0%
588,000
0%
294,142
0%
349,397
0%
12,892,241
0%
0%
0%
910,423
0%
0%
909,280
0%
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
548
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
110,651
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 68,657,970
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
-
0%
0%
$
-
*
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
738
Residential
35
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
10
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
21
Airports
WTP's
336,775
WWTP's
32,825
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
370,410
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
6
1%
$ 10,174,578
0
0%
$
3,255,834
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
2,658,590
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
1,048,190
0%
$ 38,676,722
3
14%
$
0%
$
0%
$
4,306,530
30,395
9%
$
0%
$
764,723
0%
$
150,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
125,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
705,800
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
670,584
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 5,525,246
$
$
$
388,678
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 144,347,753
$
$
30,404
0%
8%
6,584,507
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,768
402
2
14
5
3
8
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mt. Sterling
# Located
Percent
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
309,362,580
0%
116,862,300
0%
6,511,666
0%
0%
3,722,025
0%
4,508,000
0%
882,429
0%
2,795,175
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
549
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
38
279,708
182,745
1
2
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
69,986,449
3,576,783
4,257,402
150,000
196,000
125,000
6,860,000
2,117,400
465,698
$
$ 531,913,209
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
0%
0%
$
-
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,075
Residential
116
Commercial
21
Industrial
Agricultural
50
Religious
3
Governmental
10
Educational
51
Major Roads/Bridges
308
2
Airports
1
WTP's
692,256
3
WWTP's
199,880
13
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
3
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
896,806
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
74
2%
$ 33,721,459
6
5%
$ 68,372,500
0%
$
4,069,000
0%
$ 13,292,949
1
2%
$
1,764,000
0%
$
2,941,429
0%
$ 17,819,238
2
4%
$ 567,258,588
4
1%
$ 10,682,000
0%
$ 32,634,000
0%
$
8,852,264
17,325
3%
$ 195,804,000
0%
$
4,656,595
5,581
3%
$
1,950,000
0%
$
48,000
0%
$
294,000
0%
$
1,000,000
0%
$
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
0%
$
3,529,000
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 8,270,531
$ 1,744,213
$
$
$
265,859
$
$
$
698,794
$ 7,366,995
$
$
$
221,544
$
$
130,020
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$1,425,293,268
$
$ 18,697,957
22,993
0%
3%
*
Montgomery County
Residential
Mont. Co.
Mont. Co.
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Identified
Total
To Wildfire
Structures/C.F.
Exposure
Hazard
7,964
$ 890,088,000
80
1%
$
8,941,115
550
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
581
24
78
9
14
63
374
2
1
1,379,935
3
454,480
15
4
5
10
1
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
168,898,000
78,140,000
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
4,118,000
22,012,000
688,814,000
10,682,000
32,634,000
17,646,000
195,804,000
10,588,000
2,250,000
48,000
490,000
1,250,000
6,860,000
98,000
1,068,200
7,058,000
6
1
2
7
47,720
5,581
-
1%
0%
0%
1%
0%
0%
3%
2%
0%
0%
3%
0%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,744,213
265,859
698,794
12,892,241
610,222
130,020
-
1,843,565
$
$2,170,212,200
53,397
0%
3%
$
$
25,282,464
*
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures/C.F.
758
Residential
111
Commercial
4
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
28
1
Airports
1
WTP's
123,091
1
WWTP's
74,652
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
W. Liberty
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 68,207,665
6
1%
$ 21,781,653
0
0%
$ 3,217,000
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
920,250
0
0%
$ 3,332,000
0
0%
$ 2,771,000
0
0%
$ 2,300,969
0%
$ 49,900,302
0%
$ 5,341,000
0%
$ 32,634,000
0%
$ 3,799,305
0%
$ 65,268,000
0%
$ 16,486,365
1,780
2%
$
300,000
0%
$
12,000
0%
$
0%
$
125,000
0%
$ 3,430,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$ 2,769,250
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
539,902
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
393,100
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
551
198,673
$
$ 282,595,759
1,786
0%
1%
$
$
933,003
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,851
Residential
114
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
43
Religious
7
Governmental
5
Educational
28
Major Roads/Bridges
688
Airports
1
WTP's
774,115
WWTP's
587
6
Water Storage Tanks
6
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
779,455
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 346,527,335
1,515
39%
$ 22,370,347
74
65%
$
0%
$
711,000
0%
$
4,396,750
17
40%
$
4,116,000
3
43%
$
2,771,000
3
60%
$ 16,106,781
9
32%
$1,226,121,698
95
14%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
0%
$ 23,893,695
257,452
33%
$
0%
$
129,635
0%
$
900,000
1
17%
$
72,000
1
17%
$
196,000
0%
$
250,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
8,307,750
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 136,325,347
$ 14,521,102
$
$
$ 1,738,250
$ 1,764,000
$ 1,662,600
$ 5,177,180
$ 169,304,595
$
$
$ 7,946,467
$
$
$
150,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$1,689,503,991
$
$ 338,601,542
259,170
0%
33%
*
Morgan County
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,609
Residential
225
Commercial
4
Industrial
Agricultural
52
Religious
10
Governmental
10
Educational
32
Major Roads/Bridges
716
1
Airports
2
WTP's
897,206
1
WWTP's
75,239
8
Water Storage Tanks
7
Water Pump Stations
Morgan Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
1,521
33%
$ 44,152,000
74
33%
$
3,217,000
0%
$
711,000
0%
$
5,317,000
17
33%
$
7,448,000
3
30%
$
5,542,000
3
30%
$ 18,407,750
9
28%
$1,276,022,000
95
13%
$
5,341,000
0%
$ 65,268,000
0%
$ 27,693,000
257,452
29%
$ 65,268,000
0%
$ 16,616,000
1,780
2%
$
1,200,000
1
13%
$
84,000
1
14%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 136,865,250
$ 14,521,102
$
$
$ 1,738,250
$ 1,764,000
$ 1,662,600
$ 5,177,180
$ 169,304,595
$
$
$ 7,946,467
$
$
393,100
$
150,000
$
12,000
552
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
3
1
-
978,128
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
196,000
375,000
3,430,000
11,077,000
$
$1,972,099,750
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
260,956
0%
27%
$
$ 339,534,544
*
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
100
Residential
0
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
0
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
3
Airports
WTP's
11,301
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
11,406
Percent
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
$ 11,201,090
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$ 4,737,977
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
108,344
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
250,000
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 16,297,411
$
$
-
0%
0%
-
*
City of Morehead
Morehead
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,347
Residential
305
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
22
Religious
6
Governmental
8
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
39
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
0%
95,724,219
0%
0%
0%
5,495,742
0%
6,664,000
0%
7,196,267
0%
3,453,351
0%
61,593,698
1
3%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 1,579,326
553
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
253,686
156,945
5
1
1
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
3,775
2,785
-
0%
0%
1%
0%
2%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
36,191
51,942
-
413,372
$
$ 489,285,504
6,561
0%
2%
$
$
1,667,459
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
5,076
Residential
188
Commercial
14
Industrial
Agricultural
40
Religious
5
Governmental
7
Educational
30
Major Roads/Bridges
431
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,979,688
1
WWTP's
535,364
16
Water Storage Tanks
13
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
2,520,885
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 568,567,328
5,076
100%
$ 59,003,781
188
100%
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$
2,142,000
0%
$
9,992,258
40
100%
$
2,940,000
5
100%
$
6,296,733
7
100%
$ 25,900,129
3
10%
$ 680,689,325
36
8%
$ 10,682,000
0%
$ 32,634,000
0%
$ 18,979,534
167,468
8%
$ 65,268,000
0%
$
9,984,877
12,337
2%
$
2,400,000
1
6%
$
156,000
1
8%
$
490,000
0%
$
125,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$
2,136,400
0%
$
8,177,600
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$ 2,142,000
$ 9,992,258
$ 2,940,000
$ 6,296,733
$ 2,590,013
$ 56,855,721
$
$
$ 1,605,538
$
$
230,093
$
150,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$1,521,556,965
$
$ 725,404,465
185,177
0%
7%
*
Rowan County
Residential
Commercial
Rowan Co.
Rowan Co.
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Identified
Total
To Wildfire
Structures/C.F.
Exposure
Hazard
7,523
$ 842,658,000
5,076
67%
$ 568,567,328
493
$ 154,728,000
188
38%
$ 59,003,781
554
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
14
62
11
15
34
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
14,894,000
2,142,000
15,488,000
9,604,000
13,493,000
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
14
40
5
7
3
37
171,243
15,122
1
1
1
-
100%
0%
65%
45%
47%
9%
8%
0%
0%
8%
0%
2%
5%
7%
0%
25%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
2,945,663
$
$2,027,139,880
191,738
0%
7%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
14,894,000
2,142,000
9,992,258
2,940,000
6,296,733
2,590,013
58,435,046
1,641,730
282,035
150,000
12,000
125,000
-
$
$ 727,071,924
*
Earthquake Hazard AreasBuilding Structures & Critical Facilities Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Owingsville
Identified
B. Structure/C.Facility
Structures/C.F.
720
Residential
79
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
8
Airports
1
WTP's
303,260
1
WWTP's
48,024
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Owingsville # Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 63,868,852
720
100%
$ 15,707,748
79
100%
$ 1,312,667
1
100%
$
0
100%
$
611,679
9
100%
$ 3,332,000
3
100%
$ 2,737,857
5
100%
$
0%
$ 12,865,164
8
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 2,978,850
303,260
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 6,553,800
48,024
100%
$
300,000
2
100%
$
12,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 63,868,852
$ 15,707,748
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$
$ 12,865,164
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 2,978,850
$ 65,268,000
$ 6,553,800
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
555
-
352,114
$
-
$
$ 208,182,617
-
0%
352,114
0%
100%
$
-
$
$ 208,182,617
*
City of Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures/C.F.
157
Residential
27
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
7
Religious
1
Governmental
1
Educational
2
Major Roads/Bridges
6
Airports
WTP's
101,087
WWTP's
4,367
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
105,657
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
# Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
157
100%
5,368,471
27
100%
1,312,667
1
100%
0
100%
475,750
7
100%
588,000
1
100%
547,571
1
100%
1,506,785
2
100%
9,648,873
6
100%
0%
0%
992,950
101,087
100%
0%
595,800
4,367
100%
150,000
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
35,113,825
105,657
0%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 13,926,958
$
5,368,471
$
1,312,667
$
$
475,750
$
588,000
$
547,571
$
1,506,785
$
9,648,873
$
$
$
992,950
$
$
595,800
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
35,113,825
*
City of Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
154
Residential
13
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
11
Religious
1
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
4
Airports
WTP's
101,087
1
WWTP's
17,463
1
Water Storage Tanks
Sharpsburg # Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 13,660,838
154
100%
$
2,584,819
13
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
747,607
11
100%
$
588,000
1
100%
$
0
100%
$
0%
$
6,432,582
4
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
992,950
101,087
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$
2,383,200
17,463
100%
$
150,000
1
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 13,660,838
$
2,584,819
$
$
$
747,607
$
588,000
$
$
$
6,432,582
$
$
$
992,950
$ 65,268,000
$
2,383,200
$
150,000
556
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
118,735
$
$
92,807,996
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
118,735
0%
100%
$
$
92,807,996
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,228
Residential
36
Commercial
4
Industrial
Agricultural
29
Religious
2
Governmental
1
Educational
33
Major Roads/Bridges
367
1
Airports
WTP's
1,516,300
WWTP's
17,463
9
Water Storage Tanks
9
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,537,493
Countywide # Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
3,228
100%
$
7,157,962
36
100%
$
5,250,666
4
100%
$
2,796,000
100%
$
1,970,964
29
100%
$
1,176,000
2
100%
$
547,572
1
100%
$ 24,861,955
33
100%
$ 590,189,381
367
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$
0%
$ 14,894,250
1,516,300
100%
$
0%
$
2,383,200
17,463
100%
$
1,350,000
9
100%
$
108,000
9
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
1,000,000
8
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
7,944,000
0%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 286,345,352
$
7,157,962
$
5,250,666
$
2,796,000
$
1,970,964
$
1,176,000
$
547,572
$ 24,861,955
$ 590,189,381
$
5,341,000
$
$ 14,894,250
$
$
2,383,200
$
1,350,000
$
108,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 954,580,502
$
$ 954,580,502
1,537,493
0%
100%
*
Bath County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Bath County
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,259
155
6
56
7
7
35
Bath County # Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
4,259
100%
$ 30,819,000
155
100%
$
7,876,000
6
100%
$
2,796,000
100%
$
3,806,000
56
100%
$
5,684,000
7
100%
$
3,833,000
7
100%
$ 26,368,740
35
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
$
3,833,000
$ 26,368,740
557
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
385
1
1
2,021,734
2
87,317
13
10
1
8
1
1
-
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
385
1
1
2,021,734
2
87,317
13
10
1
8
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
2,113,999
$
$1,290,684,940
2,113,999
100%
100%
$
$1,290,684,940
*
City of Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
279
Residential
47
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
5
Religious
1
Governmental
3
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
10
Airports
WTP's
14,980
1
WWTP's
28,492
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
43,822
Frenchburg # Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 27,850,204
279
100%
$ 8,385,448
47
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$ 1,087,200
5
100%
$ 1,372,000
1
100%
$ 2,000,000
3
100%
$
990,223
3
100%
$ 13,460,377
10
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
280,680
14,980
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 4,492,138
28,492
100%
$
0%
$
12,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
505,170
0%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 27,850,204
$ 8,385,448
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
$
$ 125,703,440
$
$ 125,703,440
43,822
0%
100%
*
Residential
Countywide
Exposure To
Identified
Total
Earthquake
Structures/C.F.
Exposure
Hazard
2,825
$ 281,995,796
2,825
100%
$ 281,995,796
558
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
40
7
20
4
3
9
361
1
734,025
1
24,913
6
3
1
3
-
$
7,136,552
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$
2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$
3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,107,830
40
7
20
4
3
9
361
1
734,025
1
24,913
6
3
1
3
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
7,136,552
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$
2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$
3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,107,830
0
762,222
$
$ 918,386,450
0
762,222
0%
100%
$
$ 918,386,450
*
Menifee County
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,104
Residential
87
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
25
Religious
5
Governmental
6
Educational
12
Major Roads/Bridges
371
Airports
1
WTP's
749,005
2
WWTP's
53,405
6
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Menifee Co. # Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
3,104
100%
$ 15,522,000
87
100%
$
6,914,000
7
100%
$
2,649,000
100%
$
5,436,000
25
100%
$
3,724,000
5
100%
$
4,000,000
6
100%
$
3,960,890
12
100%
$ 499,380,000
371
100%
$
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 14,034,000
749,005
100%
$ 130,536,000
2
100%
$
8,420,000
53,405
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
48,000
4
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
5,613,000
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
$
4,000,000
$
3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$
8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,613,000
559
806,044
$
$1,044,089,890
806,044
100%
100%
$
$1,044,089,890
*
City of Camargo
Camargo
Identified
Structures/C.F.
383
Residential
28
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
4
Religious
1
Governmental
1
Educational
1
Major Roads/Bridges
7
Airports
WTP's
71,196
WWTP's
39,030
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
110,651
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
Total
Exposure
42,805,588
383
100%
8,139,663
28
100%
0
100%
0
100%
1,063,436
4
100%
588,000
1
100%
294,142
1
100%
349,397
1
100%
12,892,241
7
100%
0%
0%
910,423
71,196
100%
0%
909,280
39,030
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
705,800
0%
$
$ 68,657,970
110,651
0%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 42,805,588
$ 8,139,663
$
$
$ 1,063,436
$
588,000
$
294,142
$
349,397
$ 12,892,241
$
$
$
910,423
$
$
909,280
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 68,657,970
*
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
738
Residential
35
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
10
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
21
Airports
WTP's
336,775
WWTP's
32,825
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Jeffersonville # Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
738
100%
$ 10,174,578
35
100%
$
3,255,834
1
100%
$
0
100%
$
2,658,590
10
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
1,048,190
3
100%
$ 38,676,722
21
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
4,306,530
336,775
100%
$
0%
$
764,723
32,825
100%
$
150,000
1
100%
$
0%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
1,048,190
$ 38,676,722
$
$
$
4,306,530
$
$
764,723
$
150,000
$
-
560
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
-
370,410
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
125,000
705,800
$
$ 144,347,753
1
-
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
125,000
705,800
370,410
0%
100%
$
$ 144,347,753
*
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,768
Residential
402
Commercial
2
Industrial
Agricultural
14
Religious
5
Governmental
3
Educational
8
Major Roads/Bridges
38
Airports
WTP's
279,708
WWTP's
182,745
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
465,698
Mt. Sterling # Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 309,362,580
2,768
100%
$ 116,862,300
402
100%
$
6,511,666
2
100%
$
100%
$
3,722,025
14
100%
$
4,508,000
5
100%
$
882,429
3
100%
$
2,795,175
8
100%
$ 69,986,449
38
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
3,576,783
279,708
100%
$
0%
$
4,257,402
182,745
100%
$
150,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
125,000
1
100%
$
6,860,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
2,117,400
0%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 309,362,580
$ 116,862,300
$
6,511,666
$
$
3,722,025
$
4,508,000
$
882,429
$
2,795,175
$ 69,986,449
$
$
$
3,576,783
$
$
4,257,402
$
150,000
$
$
196,000
$
125,000
$
6,860,000
$
$
$
$
2,117,400
$
$ 531,913,209
$
$ 531,913,209
465,698
0%
100%
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,075
Residential
116
Commercial
21
Industrial
Agricultural
50
Religious
3
Governmental
10
Educational
51
Major Roads/Bridges
308
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
4,075
100%
$ 33,721,459
116
100%
$ 68,372,500
21
100%
$
4,069,000
100%
$ 13,292,949
50
100%
$
1,764,000
3
100%
$
2,941,429
10
100%
$ 17,819,238
51
100%
$ 567,258,588
308
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$
4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$
1,764,000
$
2,941,429
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
561
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
1
692,256
3
199,880
13
4
3
8
1
1
-
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$
8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$
4,656,595
$
1,950,000
$
48,000
$
294,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
3,529,000
2
1
692,256
3
199,880
13
4
3
8
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$
8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$
4,656,595
$
1,950,000
$
48,000
$
294,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
3,529,000
896,806
$
$1,425,293,268
896,806
0%
100%
$
$1,425,293,268
*
Montgomery County
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
7,964
Residential
581
Commercial
24
Industrial
Agricultural
78
Religious
9
Governmental
14
Educational
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,843,565
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
7,964
100%
168,898,000
581
100%
78,140,000
24
100%
4,069,000
100%
20,737,000
78
100%
6,860,000
9
100%
4,118,000
14
100%
22,012,000
63
100%
688,814,000
374
100%
10,682,000
2
100%
32,634,000
1
100%
17,646,000
1,379,935
100%
195,804,000
3
100%
10,588,000
454,480
100%
2,250,000
15
100%
48,000
4
100%
490,000
5
100%
1,250,000
10
100%
6,860,000
1
100%
98,000
1
100%
100%
1,068,200
1
100%
7,058,000
100%
$
$2,170,212,200
1,843,565
100%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 890,088,000
$ 168,898,000
$ 78,140,000
$
4,069,000
$ 20,737,000
$
6,860,000
$
4,118,000
$ 22,012,000
$ 688,814,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 17,646,000
$ 195,804,000
$ 10,588,000
$
2,250,000
$
48,000
$
490,000
$
1,250,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,058,000
$
$2,170,212,200
*
Residential
Commercial
W. Liberty
W. Liberty # Located In Percent In Exposure To
Identified
Total
Earthquake Earthquake Earthquake
Structures/C.F.
Exposure
Hazard
758
$ 68,207,665
758
100%
$ 68,207,665
111
$ 21,781,653
111
100%
$ 21,781,653
562
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
4
0
9
3
5
4
28
1
1
123,091
1
74,652
2
1
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,217,000
920,250
3,332,000
2,771,000
2,300,969
49,900,302
5,341,000
32,634,000
3,799,305
65,268,000
16,486,365
300,000
12,000
125,000
3,430,000
2,769,250
4
0
9
3
5
4
28
1
1
123,091
1
74,652
2
1
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,217,000
920,250
3,332,000
2,771,000
2,300,969
49,900,302
5,341,000
32,634,000
3,799,305
65,268,000
16,486,365
300,000
12,000
125,000
3,430,000
2,769,250
198,673
$
$ 282,595,759
198,673
0%
100%
$
$ 282,595,759
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,851
Residential
114
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
43
Religious
7
Governmental
5
Educational
28
Major Roads/Bridges
688
Airports
1
WTP's
774,115
WWTP's
587
6
Water Storage Tanks
6
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
Total
Exposure
$ 346,527,335
3,851
100%
$ 22,370,347
114
100%
$
100%
$
711,000
100%
$
4,396,750
43
100%
$
4,116,000
7
100%
$
2,771,000
5
100%
$ 16,106,781
28
100%
$1,226,121,698
688
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 23,893,695
774,115
100%
$
0%
$
129,635
587
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
72,000
6
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
250,000
2
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
8,307,750
0%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 346,527,335
$ 22,370,347
$
$
711,000
$
4,396,750
$
4,116,000
$
2,771,000
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
$
-
-
0%
-
563
779,455
$1,689,503,991
779,455
100%
$1,689,503,991
*
Morgan County
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,609
Residential
225
Commercial
4
Industrial
Agricultural
52
Religious
10
Governmental
10
Educational
32
Major Roads/Bridges
716
1
Airports
2
WTP's
897,206
1
WWTP's
75,239
8
Water Storage Tanks
7
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
978,128
Morgan Co. # Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
4,609
100%
$ 44,152,000
225
100%
$
3,217,000
4
100%
$
711,000
100%
$
5,317,000
52
100%
$
7,448,000
10
100%
$
5,542,000
10
100%
$ 18,407,750
32
100%
$1,276,022,000
716
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
2
100%
$ 27,693,000
897,206
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 16,616,000
75,239
100%
$
1,200,000
8
100%
$
84,000
7
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
3,430,000
1
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$ 11,077,000
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
$
$1,972,099,750
$
$1,972,099,750
978,128
100%
100%
*
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
100
Residential
0
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
0
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
3
Airports
WTP's
11,301
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Lakeview Hts. # Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 11,201,090
100
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0%
$ 4,737,977
3
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
108,344
11,301
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 4,737,977
$
$
$
108,344
$
$
$
$
$
-
564
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
-
11,406
$
$
$
$
$
$
250,000
-
$
$ 16,297,411
2
-
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
250,000
-
11,406
0%
100%
$
$ 16,297,411
*
City of Morehead
Morehead
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,347
Residential
305
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
22
Religious
6
Governmental
8
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
39
Airports
1
WTP's
253,686
WWTP's
156,945
5
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
413,372
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
2,347
100%
95,724,219
305
100%
100%
100%
5,495,742
22
100%
6,664,000
6
100%
7,196,267
8
100%
3,453,351
4
100%
61,593,698
39
100%
0%
32,634,000
1
100%
2,432,122
253,686
100%
0%
2,927,123
156,945
100%
750,000
5
100%
12,000
1
100%
98,000
1
100%
125,000
1
100%
6,860,000
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
430,400
0%
$
$ 489,285,504
413,372
0%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 262,889,582
$ 95,724,219
$
$
$
5,495,742
$
6,664,000
$
7,196,267
$
3,453,351
$ 61,593,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$
2,432,122
$
$
2,927,123
$
750,000
$
12,000
$
98,000
$
125,000
$
6,860,000
$
$
$
$
430,400
$
$ 489,285,504
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
5,076
Residential
188
Commercial
14
Industrial
Agricultural
40
Religious
5
Governmental
7
Educational
30
Major Roads/Bridges
431
2
Airports
Total
Exposure
$ 568,567,328
5,076
100%
$ 59,003,781
188
100%
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$
2,142,000
0%
$
9,992,258
40
100%
$
2,940,000
5
100%
$
6,296,733
7
100%
$ 25,900,129
30
100%
$ 680,689,325
431
100%
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
$
6,296,733
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
565
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,979,688
1
535,364
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
32,634,000
18,979,534
65,268,000
9,984,877
2,400,000
156,000
490,000
125,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,177,600
1
1,979,688
1
535,364
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
32,634,000
18,979,534
65,268,000
9,984,877
2,400,000
156,000
490,000
125,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,177,600
2,520,885
$
$1,521,556,965
2,520,885
0%
100%
$
$1,521,556,965
*
Rowan County
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
7,523
Residential
493
Commercial
14
Industrial
Agricultural
62
Religious
11
Governmental
15
Educational
34
Major Roads/Bridges
473
2
Airports
2
WTP's
2,244,675
1
WWTP's
692,309
21
Water Storage Tanks
14
Water Pump Stations
6
Commercial Towers
4
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
2,945,663
Rowan Co. # Located In Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 842,658,000
7,523
100%
$ 154,728,000
493
100%
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$
2,142,000
100%
$ 15,488,000
62
100%
$
9,604,000
11
100%
$ 13,493,000
15
100%
$ 29,353,480
34
100%
$ 747,021,000
473
100%
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 65,268,000
2
100%
$ 21,520,000
2,244,675
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 12,912,000
692,309
100%
$
3,150,000
21
100%
$
168,000
14
100%
$
588,000
6
100%
$
500,000
4
100%
$
6,860,000
1
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
100%
$
2,136,400
2
100%
$
8,608,000
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$ 29,353,480
$ 747,021,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 21,520,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 12,912,000
$
3,150,000
$
168,000
$
588,000
$
500,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,608,000
$
$2,027,139,880
$
$2,027,139,880
2,945,663
100%
100%
566
Tornado Hazard AreasBuilding Structures & Critical Facilities Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Owingsville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
720
Residential
79
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
8
Airports
1
WTP's
303,260
1
WWTP's
48,024
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
352,114
Owingsville
# Located
Percent
Total
$ 63,868,852
720
100%
$ 15,707,748
79
100%
$ 1,312,667
1
100%
$
0
100%
$
611,679
9
100%
$ 3,332,000
3
100%
$ 2,737,857
5
100%
$
0%
$ 12,865,164
8
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 2,978,850
303,260
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 6,553,800
48,024
100%
$
300,000
2
100%
$
12,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 63,868,852
$ 15,707,748
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$
$ 12,865,164
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 2,978,850
$ 65,268,000
$ 6,553,800
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 208,182,617
$
$ 208,182,617
352,114
0%
100%
*
City of Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures/C.F.
157
Residential
27
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
7
Religious
1
Governmental
1
Educational
2
Major Roads/Bridges
6
Airports
WTP's
101,087
WWTP's
4,367
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
157
100%
5,368,471
27
100%
1,312,667
1
100%
0
100%
475,750
7
100%
588,000
1
100%
547,571
1
100%
1,506,785
2
100%
9,648,873
6
100%
0%
0%
992,950
101,087
100%
0%
595,800
4,367
100%
150,000
1
100%
0%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 13,926,958
$
5,368,471
$
1,312,667
$
$
475,750
$
588,000
$
547,571
$
1,506,785
$
9,648,873
$
$
$
992,950
$
$
595,800
$
150,000
$
-
567
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
105,657
$
$
35,113,825
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
105,657
0%
100%
$
$
35,113,825
*
City of Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
154
Residential
13
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
11
Religious
1
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
4
Airports
WTP's
101,087
1
WWTP's
17,463
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
118,735
Sharpsburg
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 13,660,838
154
100%
$
2,584,819
13
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
747,607
11
100%
$
588,000
1
100%
$
0
100%
$
0%
$
6,432,582
4
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
992,950
101,087
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$
2,383,200
17,463
100%
$
150,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 13,660,838
$
2,584,819
$
$
$
747,607
$
588,000
$
$
$
6,432,582
$
$
$
992,950
$ 65,268,000
$
2,383,200
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$
$
$
92,807,996
118,735
0%
100%
92,807,996
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,228
Residential
36
Commercial
4
Industrial
Agricultural
29
Religious
2
Governmental
1
Educational
33
Major Roads/Bridges
367
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
3,228
100%
$
7,157,962
36
100%
$
5,250,666
4
100%
$
2,796,000
100%
$
1,970,964
29
100%
$
1,176,000
2
100%
$
547,572
1
100%
$ 24,861,955
33
100%
$ 590,189,381
367
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
286,345,352
7,157,962
5,250,666
2,796,000
1,970,964
1,176,000
547,572
24,861,955
590,189,381
568
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,516,300
17,463
9
9
1
8
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,341,000
14,894,250
2,383,200
1,350,000
108,000
98,000
1,000,000
98,000
1,068,200
7,944,000
1
1,516,300
17,463
9
9
1
8
1
1
-
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,341,000
14,894,250
2,383,200
1,350,000
108,000
98,000
1,000,000
98,000
1,068,200
7,944,000
1,537,493
$
$ 954,580,502
1,537,493
0%
100%
$
$ 954,580,502
*
Bath County
Bath County Bath County # Located
Percent
Identified
Total
Structures/C.F. Exposure Hazard Area Hazard Area
4,259
$ 377,802,000
4,259
100%
Residential
155
$ 30,819,000
155
100%
Commercial
6
$
7,876,000
6
100%
Industrial
$
2,796,000
100%
Agricultural
56
$
3,806,000
56
100%
Religious
7
$
5,684,000
7
100%
Governmental
7
$
3,833,000
7
100%
Educational
35
$ 26,368,740
35
100%
Major Roads/Bridges
385
$ 619,136,000
385
100%
1
$
5,341,000
1
100%
Airports
1
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
WTP's
2,021,734
$ 19,859,000 2,021,734
100%
2
$ 130,536,000
2
100%
WWTP's
87,317
$ 11,916,000
87,317
100%
13
$
1,950,000
13
100%
Water Storage Tanks
10
$
120,000
10
100%
Water Pump Stations
1
$
98,000
1
100%
Commercial Towers
8
$
1,000,000
8
100%
Dams/Levees
$
100%
1
$
98,000
1
100%
Oil Facilities
$
100%
Oil Pipelines
1
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
7,944,000
100%
2,113,999
$
$ 1,290,684,940 2,113,999
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
377,802,000
30,819,000
7,876,000
2,796,000
3,806,000
5,684,000
3,833,000
26,368,740
619,136,000
5,341,000
32,634,000
19,859,000
130,536,000
11,916,000
1,950,000
120,000
98,000
1,000,000
98,000
1,068,200
7,944,000
$
$ 1,290,684,940
*
City of Frenchburg
Residential
Commercial
Frenchburg
Frenchburg
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Identified
Total
In Tornado In Tornado In Tornado
Hazard
279
$ 27,850,204
279
100%
$ 27,850,204
47
$ 8,385,448
47
100%
$ 8,385,448
569
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
0
0
5
1
3
3
10
14,980
1
28,492
1
-
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
0
0
5
1
3
3
10
14,980
1
28,492
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
43,822
$
$ 125,703,440
43,822
0%
100%
$
$ 125,703,440
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,825
Residential
40
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
20
Religious
4
Governmental
3
Educational
9
Major Roads/Bridges
361
Airports
1
WTP's
734,025
1
WWTP's
24,913
6
Water Storage Tanks
3
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
0
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 281,995,796
2,825
100%
$
7,136,552
40
100%
$
6,914,000
7
100%
$
2,649,000
100%
$
4,348,800
20
100%
$
2,352,000
4
100%
$
2,000,000
3
100%
$
2,970,667
9
100%
$ 485,919,623
361
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 13,753,320
734,025
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$
3,927,862
24,913
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
36,000
3
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
5,107,830
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
0
0%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
281,995,796
7,136,552
6,914,000
2,649,000
4,348,800
2,352,000
2,000,000
2,970,667
485,919,623
32,634,000
13,753,320
65,268,000
3,927,862
900,000
36,000
98,000
375,000
5,107,830
-
570
762,222
$ 918,386,450
762,222
100%
$ 918,386,450
*
Menifee County
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,104
Residential
87
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
25
Religious
5
Governmental
6
Educational
12
Major Roads/Bridges
371
Airports
1
WTP's
749,005
2
WWTP's
53,405
6
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
806,044
Menifee Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
3,104
100%
$ 15,522,000
87
100%
$
6,914,000
7
100%
$
2,649,000
100%
$
5,436,000
25
100%
$
3,724,000
5
100%
$
4,000,000
6
100%
$
3,960,890
12
100%
$ 499,380,000
371
100%
$
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 14,034,000
749,005
100%
$ 130,536,000
2
100%
$
8,420,000
53,405
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
48,000
4
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
5,613,000
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
$
4,000,000
$
3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$
8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,613,000
$
$1,044,089,890
$
$1,044,089,890
806,044
100%
100%
*
City of Camargo
Camargo
Identified
Structures/C.F.
383
Residential
28
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
4
Religious
1
Governmental
1
Educational
1
Major Roads/Bridges
7
Airports
WTP's
71,196
WWTP's
39,030
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
# Located
Percent
Total
42,805,588
383
100%
8,139,663
28
100%
0
100%
0
100%
1,063,436
4
100%
588,000
1
100%
294,142
1
100%
349,397
1
100%
12,892,241
7
100%
0%
0%
910,423
71,196
100%
0%
909,280
39,030
100%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 42,805,588
$ 8,139,663
$
$
$ 1,063,436
$
588,000
$
294,142
$
349,397
$ 12,892,241
$
$
$
910,423
$
$
909,280
$
$
$
-
571
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
110,651
$
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 68,657,970
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
110,651
0%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 68,657,970
*
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
738
Residential
35
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
10
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
21
Airports
WTP's
336,775
WWTP's
32,825
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
370,410
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
738
100%
$ 10,174,578
35
100%
$
3,255,834
1
100%
$
0
100%
$
2,658,590
10
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
1,048,190
3
100%
$ 38,676,722
21
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
4,306,530
336,775
100%
$
0%
$
764,723
32,825
100%
$
150,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
125,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
705,800
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 144,347,753
$
$ 144,347,753
370,410
0%
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
82,481,786
10,174,578
3,255,834
2,658,590
1,048,190
38,676,722
4,306,530
764,723
150,000
125,000
705,800
*
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,768
Residential
402
Commercial
2
Industrial
Agricultural
14
Religious
5
Governmental
3
Educational
8
Major Roads/Bridges
38
Airports
Mt. Sterling
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 309,362,580
2,768
100%
$ 116,862,300
402
100%
$
6,511,666
2
100%
$
100%
$
3,722,025
14
100%
$
4,508,000
5
100%
$
882,429
3
100%
$
2,795,175
8
100%
$ 69,986,449
38
100%
$
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
309,362,580
116,862,300
6,511,666
3,722,025
4,508,000
882,429
2,795,175
69,986,449
-
572
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
279,708
182,745
1
2
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,576,783
4,257,402
150,000
196,000
125,000
6,860,000
2,117,400
465,698
$
$ 531,913,209
279,708
182,745
1
2
1
1
-
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,576,783
4,257,402
150,000
196,000
125,000
6,860,000
2,117,400
465,698
0%
100%
$
$ 531,913,209
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,075
Residential
116
Commercial
21
Industrial
Agricultural
50
Religious
3
Governmental
10
Educational
51
Major Roads/Bridges
308
2
Airports
1
WTP's
692,256
3
WWTP's
199,880
13
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
3
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
896,806
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
4,075
100%
$ 33,721,459
116
100%
$ 68,372,500
21
100%
$
4,069,000
100%
$ 13,292,949
50
100%
$
1,764,000
3
100%
$
2,941,429
10
100%
$ 17,819,238
51
100%
$ 567,258,588
308
100%
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$
8,852,264
692,256
100%
$ 195,804,000
3
100%
$
4,656,595
199,880
100%
$
1,950,000
13
100%
$
48,000
4
100%
$
294,000
3
100%
$
1,000,000
8
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
3,529,000
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$1,425,293,268
$
$1,425,293,268
896,806
0%
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
455,438,046
33,721,459
68,372,500
4,069,000
13,292,949
1,764,000
2,941,429
17,819,238
567,258,588
10,682,000
32,634,000
8,852,264
195,804,000
4,656,595
1,950,000
48,000
294,000
1,000,000
98,000
1,068,200
3,529,000
*
Montgomery County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Mont. Co.
Mont. Co.
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Identified
Total
In Tornado
Hazard
7,964
$ 890,088,000
7,964
100%
$ 890,088,000
581
$ 168,898,000
581
100%
$ 168,898,000
24
$ 78,140,000
24
100%
$ 78,140,000
573
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
78
9
14
63
374
2
1
1,379,935
3
454,480
15
4
5
10
1
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,069,000
20,737,000
78
6,860,000
9
4,118,000
14
22,012,000
63
688,814,000
374
10,682,000
2
32,634,000
1
17,646,000 1,379,935
195,804,000
3
10,588,000
454,480
2,250,000
15
48,000
4
490,000
5
1,250,000
10
6,860,000
1
98,000
1
1,068,200
1
7,058,000
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
4,118,000
22,012,000
688,814,000
10,682,000
32,634,000
17,646,000
195,804,000
10,588,000
2,250,000
48,000
490,000
1,250,000
6,860,000
98,000
1,068,200
7,058,000
1,843,565
$
$2,170,212,200 1,843,565
100%
100%
$
$2,170,212,200
*
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures/C.F.
758
Residential
111
Commercial
4
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
28
1
Airports
1
WTP's
123,091
1
WWTP's
74,652
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
198,673
W. Liberty
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 68,207,665
758
100%
$ 21,781,653
111
100%
$ 3,217,000
4
100%
$
0
100%
$
920,250
9
100%
$ 3,332,000
3
100%
$ 2,771,000
5
100%
$ 2,300,969
4
100%
$ 49,900,302
28
100%
$ 5,341,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 3,799,305
123,091
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 16,486,365
74,652
100%
$
300,000
2
100%
$
12,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
125,000
1
100%
$ 3,430,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$ 2,769,250
0%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 68,207,665
$ 21,781,653
$ 3,217,000
$
$
920,250
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,771,000
$ 2,300,969
$ 49,900,302
$ 5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 3,799,305
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,486,365
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$ 3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
$ 282,595,759
$
$ 282,595,759
198,673
0%
100%
574
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,851
Residential
114
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
43
Religious
7
Governmental
5
Educational
28
Major Roads/Bridges
688
Airports
1
WTP's
774,115
WWTP's
587
6
Water Storage Tanks
6
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
779,455
Countywide
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 346,527,335
3,851
100%
$ 22,370,347
114
100%
$
100%
$
711,000
100%
$
4,396,750
43
100%
$
4,116,000
7
100%
$
2,771,000
5
100%
$ 16,106,781
28
100%
$1,226,121,698
688
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 23,893,695
774,115
100%
$
0%
$
129,635
587
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
72,000
6
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
250,000
2
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
8,307,750
0%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 346,527,335
$ 22,370,347
$
$
711,000
$
4,396,750
$
4,116,000
$
2,771,000
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
$1,689,503,991
$
$1,689,503,991
779,455
0%
100%
*
Morgan County
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,609
Residential
225
Commercial
4
Industrial
Agricultural
52
Religious
10
Governmental
10
Educational
32
Major Roads/Bridges
716
1
Airports
2
WTP's
897,206
1
WWTP's
75,239
8
Water Storage Tanks
7
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Morgan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
-
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
4,609
225
4
52
10
10
32
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
-
575
Oil Pipelines
978,128
$
$
$
$
11,077,000
-
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
978,128
100%
$1,972,099,750
Lakeview Hts.
Total
Exposure
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 4,737,977
$
$
$
108,344
$
$
$
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
11,301
2
-
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 4,737,977
$
$
$
108,344
$
$
$
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$ 16,297,411
11,406
100%
$ 16,297,411
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
2,347
305
22
6
8
4
39
1
253,686
156,945
5
1
1
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$1,972,099,750
11,077,000
-
*
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
100
Residential
0
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
0
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
3
Airports
WTP's
11,301
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
11,406
*
City of Morehead
Morehead
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,347
Residential
305
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
22
Religious
6
Governmental
8
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
39
Airports
1
WTP's
253,686
WWTP's
156,945
5
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
7,196,267
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
6,664,000
7,196,267
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
576
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1
413,372
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
-
1
1
-
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
413,372
100%
$ 489,285,504
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
$
6,296,733
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
$
9,984,877
$
2,400,000
$
156,000
$
490,000
$
125,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,177,600
$
-
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
5,076
188
14
40
5
7
30
431
2
1
1,979,688
1
535,364
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
568,567,328
59,003,781
14,894,000
2,142,000
9,992,258
2,940,000
6,296,733
25,900,129
680,689,325
10,682,000
32,634,000
18,979,534
65,268,000
9,984,877
2,400,000
156,000
490,000
125,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,177,600
-
$1,521,556,965
2,520,885
100%
# Located
In Tornado
Hazard Area
7,523
493
14
62
11
15
34
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
Percent
In Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$ 489,285,504
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
-
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
5,076
Residential
188
Commercial
14
Industrial
Agricultural
40
Religious
5
Governmental
7
Educational
30
Major Roads/Bridges
431
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,979,688
1
WWTP's
535,364
16
Water Storage Tanks
13
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
2,520,885
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$1,521,556,965
*
Rowan County
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
Residential
7,523
493
Commercial
14
Industrial
Agricultural
62
Religious
11
Governmental
15
Educational
34
Major Roads/Bridges
473
2
Airports
2
WTP's
2,244,675
1
WWTP's
692,309
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Rowan Co.
Total
Exposure
842,658,000
154,728,000
14,894,000
2,142,000
15,488,000
9,604,000
13,493,000
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
842,658,000
154,728,000
14,894,000
2,142,000
15,488,000
9,604,000
13,493,000
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
577
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
2,945,663
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
-
$2,027,139,880
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
-
2,945,663
100%
$2,027,139,880
*
Severe Thunderstorms/Hail Hazard AreasBuilding Structures & Critical Facilities Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Owingsville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
720
Residential
79
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
8
Airports
1
WTP's
303,260
1
WWTP's
48,024
2
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
352,114
Owingsville # Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 63,868,852
720
100%
$ 15,707,748
79
100%
$ 1,312,667
1
100%
$
0
100%
$
611,679
9
100%
$ 3,332,000
3
100%
$ 2,737,857
5
100%
$
0%
$ 12,865,164
8
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 2,978,850
303,260
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 6,553,800
48,024
100%
$
300,000
2
100%
$
12,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 63,868,852
$ 15,707,748
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
$
$ 12,865,164
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 2,978,850
$ 65,268,000
$ 6,553,800
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 208,182,617
$
$ 208,182,617
352,114
0%
100%
*
City of Salt Lick
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures/C.F.
157
27
1
0
7
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
# Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
157
100%
5,368,471
27
100%
1,312,667
1
100%
0
100%
475,750
7
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 13,926,958
$
5,368,471
$
1,312,667
$
$
475,750
578
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1
2
6
101,087
4,367
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
588,000
547,571
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
-
1
1
2
6
101,087
4,367
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
588,000
547,571
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
-
105,657
$
$
35,113,825
105,657
0%
100%
$
$
35,113,825
*
City of Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
154
Residential
13
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
11
Religious
1
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
4
Airports
WTP's
101,087
1
WWTP's
17,463
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
118,735
Sharpsburg # Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 13,660,838
154
100%
$
2,584,819
13
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
747,607
11
100%
$
588,000
1
100%
$
0
100%
$
0%
$
6,432,582
4
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
992,950
101,087
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$
2,383,200
17,463
100%
$
150,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 13,660,838
$
2,584,819
$
$
$
747,607
$
588,000
$
$
$
6,432,582
$
$
$
992,950
$ 65,268,000
$
2,383,200
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$
$
$
92,807,996
118,735
0%
100%
92,807,996
*
579
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,228
Residential
36
Commercial
4
Industrial
Agricultural
29
Religious
2
Governmental
1
Educational
33
Major Roads/Bridges
367
1
Airports
WTP's
1,516,300
WWTP's
17,463
9
Water Storage Tanks
9
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,537,493
Countywide # Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
3,228
100%
$
7,157,962
36
100%
$
5,250,666
4
100%
$
2,796,000
100%
$
1,970,964
29
100%
$
1,176,000
2
100%
$
547,572
1
100%
$ 24,861,955
33
100%
$ 590,189,381
367
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$
0%
$ 14,894,250
1,516,300
100%
$
0%
$
2,383,200
17,463
100%
$
1,350,000
9
100%
$
108,000
9
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
1,000,000
8
100%
$
0%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
1
100%
$
7,944,000
0%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 286,345,352
$
7,157,962
$
5,250,666
$
2,796,000
$
1,970,964
$
1,176,000
$
547,572
$ 24,861,955
$ 590,189,381
$
5,341,000
$
$ 14,894,250
$
$
2,383,200
$
1,350,000
$
108,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 954,580,502
$
$ 954,580,502
1,537,493
0%
100%
*
Bath County
Bath County
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,259
Residential
155
Commercial
6
Industrial
Agricultural
56
Religious
7
Governmental
7
Educational
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
Bath County # Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
4,259
100%
$ 30,819,000
155
100%
$
7,876,000
6
100%
$
2,796,000
100%
$
3,806,000
56
100%
$
5,684,000
7
100%
$
3,833,000
7
100%
$ 26,368,740
35
100%
$ 619,136,000
385
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 19,859,000
2,021,734
100%
$ 130,536,000
2
100%
$ 11,916,000
87,317
100%
$
1,950,000
13
100%
$
120,000
10
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
1,000,000
8
100%
$
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
$
3,833,000
$ 26,368,740
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
-
580
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1
-
2,113,999
$
$
$
$
98,000
1,068,200
7,944,000
$
$1,290,684,940
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
98,000
1,068,200
7,944,000
2,113,999
100%
100%
$
$1,290,684,940
*
City of Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
279
Residential
47
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
5
Religious
1
Governmental
3
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
10
Airports
WTP's
14,980
1
WWTP's
28,492
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
43,822
Frenchburg # Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 27,850,204
279
100%
$ 8,385,448
47
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$ 1,087,200
5
100%
$ 1,372,000
1
100%
$ 2,000,000
3
100%
$
990,223
3
100%
$ 13,460,377
10
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
280,680
14,980
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 4,492,138
28,492
100%
$
0%
$
12,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
505,170
0%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 27,850,204
$ 8,385,448
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
$
$ 125,703,440
$
$ 125,703,440
43,822
0%
100%
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,825
Residential
40
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
20
Religious
4
Governmental
3
Educational
9
Major Roads/Bridges
361
Airports
1
WTP's
734,025
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 281,995,796
2,825
100%
$
7,136,552
40
100%
$
6,914,000
7
100%
$
2,649,000
100%
$
4,348,800
20
100%
$
2,352,000
4
100%
$
2,000,000
3
100%
$
2,970,667
9
100%
$ 485,919,623
361
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 13,753,320
734,025
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 281,995,796
$
7,136,552
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$
2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
581
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
24,913
6
3
1
3
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
65,268,000
3,927,862
900,000
36,000
98,000
375,000
5,107,830
1
24,913
6
3
1
3
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
65,268,000
3,927,862
900,000
36,000
98,000
375,000
5,107,830
0
762,222
$
$ 918,386,450
0
762,222
0%
100%
$
$ 918,386,450
*
Menifee County
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,104
Residential
87
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
25
Religious
5
Governmental
6
Educational
12
Major Roads/Bridges
371
Airports
1
WTP's
749,005
2
WWTP's
53,405
6
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
806,044
Menifee Co. # Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
3,104
100%
$ 15,522,000
87
100%
$
6,914,000
7
100%
$
2,649,000
100%
$
5,436,000
25
100%
$
3,724,000
5
100%
$
4,000,000
6
100%
$
3,960,890
12
100%
$ 499,380,000
371
100%
$
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 14,034,000
749,005
100%
$ 130,536,000
2
100%
$
8,420,000
53,405
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
48,000
4
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
5,613,000
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
$
4,000,000
$
3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$
8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,613,000
$
$1,044,089,890
$
$1,044,089,890
806,044
100%
100%
*
City of Camargo
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Camargo
Identified
Structures/C.F.
383
28
0
0
4
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
# Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
42,805,588
383
100%
8,139,663
28
100%
0
100%
0
100%
1,063,436
4
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 42,805,588
$ 8,139,663
$
$
$ 1,063,436
582
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1
1
7
71,196
39,030
-
$
588,000
$
294,142
$
349,397
$ 12,892,241
$
$
$
910,423
$
$
909,280
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
1
1
1
7
71,196
39,030
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
588,000
$
294,142
$
349,397
$ 12,892,241
$
$
$
910,423
$
$
909,280
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
110,651
$
$ 68,657,970
110,651
0%
100%
$
$ 68,657,970
*
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
738
Residential
35
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
10
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
21
Airports
WTP's
336,775
WWTP's
32,825
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
370,410
Jeffersonville # Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
738
100%
$ 10,174,578
35
100%
$
3,255,834
1
100%
$
0
100%
$
2,658,590
10
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
1,048,190
3
100%
$ 38,676,722
21
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
4,306,530
336,775
100%
$
0%
$
764,723
32,825
100%
$
150,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
125,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
705,800
0%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
1,048,190
$ 38,676,722
$
$
$
4,306,530
$
$
764,723
$
150,000
$
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 144,347,753
$
$ 144,347,753
370,410
0%
100%
*
583
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,768
Residential
402
Commercial
2
Industrial
Agricultural
14
Religious
5
Governmental
3
Educational
8
Major Roads/Bridges
38
Airports
WTP's
279,708
WWTP's
182,745
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
465,698
Mt. Sterling # Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 309,362,580
2,768
100%
$ 116,862,300
402
100%
$
6,511,666
2
100%
$
100%
$
3,722,025
14
100%
$
4,508,000
5
100%
$
882,429
3
100%
$
2,795,175
8
100%
$ 69,986,449
38
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
3,576,783
279,708
100%
$
0%
$
4,257,402
182,745
100%
$
150,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
125,000
1
100%
$
6,860,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
2,117,400
0%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 309,362,580
$ 116,862,300
$
6,511,666
$
$
3,722,025
$
4,508,000
$
882,429
$
2,795,175
$ 69,986,449
$
$
$
3,576,783
$
$
4,257,402
$
150,000
$
$
196,000
$
125,000
$
6,860,000
$
$
$
$
2,117,400
$
$ 531,913,209
$
$ 531,913,209
465,698
0%
100%
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,075
Residential
116
Commercial
21
Industrial
Agricultural
50
Religious
3
Governmental
10
Educational
51
Major Roads/Bridges
308
2
Airports
1
WTP's
692,256
3
WWTP's
199,880
13
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
3
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
4,075
100%
$ 33,721,459
116
100%
$ 68,372,500
21
100%
$
4,069,000
100%
$ 13,292,949
50
100%
$
1,764,000
3
100%
$
2,941,429
10
100%
$ 17,819,238
51
100%
$ 567,258,588
308
100%
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$
8,852,264
692,256
100%
$ 195,804,000
3
100%
$
4,656,595
199,880
100%
$
1,950,000
13
100%
$
48,000
4
100%
$
294,000
3
100%
$
1,000,000
8
100%
$
0%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$
4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$
1,764,000
$
2,941,429
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$
8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$
4,656,595
$
1,950,000
$
48,000
$
294,000
$
1,000,000
$
-
584
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1
-
896,806
$
$
$
$
98,000
1,068,200
3,529,000
$
$1,425,293,268
1
1
-
100%
0%
100%
0%
$
$
$
$
98,000
1,068,200
3,529,000
896,806
0%
100%
$
$1,425,293,268
*
Montgomery County
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
7,964
Residential
581
Commercial
24
Industrial
Agricultural
78
Religious
9
Governmental
14
Educational
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,843,565
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
# Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
7,964
100%
168,898,000
581
100%
78,140,000
24
100%
4,069,000
100%
20,737,000
78
100%
6,860,000
9
100%
4,118,000
14
100%
22,012,000
63
100%
688,814,000
374
100%
10,682,000
2
100%
32,634,000
1
100%
17,646,000
1,379,935
100%
195,804,000
3
100%
10,588,000
454,480
100%
2,250,000
15
100%
48,000
4
100%
490,000
5
100%
1,250,000
10
100%
6,860,000
1
100%
98,000
1
100%
100%
1,068,200
1
100%
7,058,000
100%
$
$2,170,212,200
1,843,565
100%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 890,088,000
$ 168,898,000
$ 78,140,000
$
4,069,000
$ 20,737,000
$
6,860,000
$
4,118,000
$ 22,012,000
$ 688,814,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 17,646,000
$ 195,804,000
$ 10,588,000
$
2,250,000
$
48,000
$
490,000
$
1,250,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,058,000
$
$2,170,212,200
*
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures/C.F.
758
Residential
111
Commercial
4
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
28
1
Airports
1
WTP's
123,091
W. Liberty # Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 68,207,665
758
100%
$ 21,781,653
111
100%
$ 3,217,000
4
100%
$
0
100%
$
920,250
9
100%
$ 3,332,000
3
100%
$ 2,771,000
5
100%
$ 2,300,969
4
100%
$ 49,900,302
28
100%
$ 5,341,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 3,799,305
123,091
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 68,207,665
$ 21,781,653
$ 3,217,000
$
$
920,250
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,771,000
$ 2,300,969
$ 49,900,302
$ 5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 3,799,305
585
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
74,652
2
1
1
1
-
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,486,365
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$ 3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
1
74,652
2
1
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,486,365
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$ 3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
198,673
$
$ 282,595,759
198,673
0%
100%
$
$ 282,595,759
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,851
Residential
114
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
43
Religious
7
Governmental
5
Educational
28
Major Roads/Bridges
688
Airports
1
WTP's
774,115
WWTP's
587
6
Water Storage Tanks
6
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
779,455
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 346,527,335
3,851
100%
$ 22,370,347
114
100%
$
100%
$
711,000
100%
$
4,396,750
43
100%
$
4,116,000
7
100%
$
2,771,000
5
100%
$ 16,106,781
28
100%
$1,226,121,698
688
100%
$
0%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 23,893,695
774,115
100%
$
0%
$
129,635
587
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
72,000
6
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
250,000
2
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
8,307,750
0%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 346,527,335
$ 22,370,347
$
$
711,000
$
4,396,750
$
4,116,000
$
2,771,000
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
$1,689,503,991
$
$1,689,503,991
779,455
0%
100%
*
Morgan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,609
225
4
52
Morgan Co. # Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
4,609
100%
$ 44,152,000
225
100%
$
3,217,000
4
100%
$
711,000
100%
$
5,317,000
52
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
586
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
10
10
32
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
10
10
32
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
978,128
$
$1,972,099,750
978,128
100%
100%
$
$1,972,099,750
*
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
100
Residential
0
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
0
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
3
Airports
WTP's
11,301
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
11,406
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 11,201,090
100
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0%
$ 4,737,977
3
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
108,344
11,301
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
250,000
2
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 4,737,977
$
$
$
108,344
$
$
$
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 16,297,411
$
$ 16,297,411
11,406
0%
100%
*
587
City of Morehead
Morehead
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,347
Residential
305
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
22
Religious
6
Governmental
8
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
39
Airports
1
WTP's
253,686
WWTP's
156,945
5
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
413,372
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
# Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
2,347
100%
95,724,219
305
100%
100%
100%
5,495,742
22
100%
6,664,000
6
100%
7,196,267
8
100%
3,453,351
4
100%
61,593,698
39
100%
0%
32,634,000
1
100%
2,432,122
253,686
100%
0%
2,927,123
156,945
100%
750,000
5
100%
12,000
1
100%
98,000
1
100%
125,000
1
100%
6,860,000
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
430,400
0%
$
$ 489,285,504
413,372
0%
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 262,889,582
$ 95,724,219
$
$
$
5,495,742
$
6,664,000
$
7,196,267
$
3,453,351
$ 61,593,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$
2,432,122
$
$
2,927,123
$
750,000
$
12,000
$
98,000
$
125,000
$
6,860,000
$
$
$
$
430,400
$
$ 489,285,504
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
5,076
Residential
188
Commercial
14
Industrial
Agricultural
40
Religious
5
Governmental
7
Educational
30
Major Roads/Bridges
431
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,979,688
1
WWTP's
535,364
16
Water Storage Tanks
13
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 568,567,328
5,076
100%
$ 59,003,781
188
100%
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$
2,142,000
0%
$
9,992,258
40
100%
$
2,940,000
5
100%
$
6,296,733
7
100%
$ 25,900,129
30
100%
$ 680,689,325
431
100%
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 18,979,534
1,979,688
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$
9,984,877
535,364
100%
$
2,400,000
16
100%
$
156,000
13
100%
$
490,000
5
100%
$
125,000
1
100%
$
0%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
$
6,296,733
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
$
9,984,877
$
2,400,000
$
156,000
$
490,000
$
125,000
$
-
588
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
2
-
2,520,885
$
$
$
$
98,000
2,136,400
8,177,600
$
$1,521,556,965
1
2
-
100%
0%
100%
0%
$
$
$
$
98,000
2,136,400
8,177,600
2,520,885
0%
100%
$
$1,521,556,965
*
Rowan County
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
7,523
Residential
493
Commercial
14
Industrial
Agricultural
62
Religious
11
Governmental
15
Educational
34
Major Roads/Bridges
473
2
Airports
2
WTP's
2,244,675
1
WWTP's
692,309
21
Water Storage Tanks
14
Water Pump Stations
6
Commercial Towers
4
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
2,945,663
Rowan Co.
# Located In
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 842,658,000
7,523
100%
$ 154,728,000
493
100%
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$
2,142,000
100%
$ 15,488,000
62
100%
$
9,604,000
11
100%
$ 13,493,000
15
100%
$ 29,353,480
34
100%
$ 747,021,000
473
100%
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 65,268,000
2
100%
$ 21,520,000
2,244,675
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 12,912,000
692,309
100%
$
3,150,000
21
100%
$
168,000
14
100%
$
588,000
6
100%
$
500,000
4
100%
$
6,860,000
1
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
100%
$
2,136,400
2
100%
$
8,608,000
100%
Exposure To
S. T'strm/Hail
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$ 29,353,480
$ 747,021,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 21,520,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 12,912,000
$
3,150,000
$
168,000
$
588,000
$
500,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,608,000
$
$2,027,139,880
$
$2,027,139,880
2,945,663
100%
100%
Severe Winter Storms Hazard AreasBuilding Structures & Critical Facilities Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
City of Owingsville
Owingsville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
720
Residential
79
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
8
Owingsville # Located In
Percent In
Exposure To
Total
Severe W'strm Severe W'strm Severe W'strm
Exposure
Hazard
$ 63,868,852
720
100%
$ 63,868,852
$ 15,707,748
79
100%
$ 15,707,748
$ 1,312,667
1
100%
$ 1,312,667
$
0
100%
$
$
611,679
9
100%
$
611,679
$ 3,332,000
3
100%
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,737,857
5
100%
$ 2,737,857
$
0%
$
$ 12,865,164
8
100%
$ 12,865,164
589
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
303,260
1
48,024
2
1
-
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 2,978,850
$ 65,268,000
$ 6,553,800
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
1
303,260
1
48,024
2
1
-
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 2,978,850
$ 65,268,000
$ 6,553,800
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
352,114
$
$ 208,182,617
352,114
0%
100%
$
$ 208,182,617
*
City of Salt Lick
Salt Lick
Identified
Structures/C.F.
157
Residential
27
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
7
Religious
1
Governmental
1
Educational
2
Major Roads/Bridges
6
Airports
WTP's
101,087
WWTP's
4,367
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
105,657
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Salt Lick
Total
Exposure
13,926,958
5,368,471
1,312,667
475,750
588,000
547,571
1,506,785
9,648,873
992,950
595,800
150,000
-
$
35,113,825
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
157
100%
27
100%
1
100%
0
100%
7
100%
1
100%
1
100%
2
100%
6
100%
0%
0%
101,087
100%
0%
4,367
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
105,657
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 13,926,958
$ 5,368,471
$ 1,312,667
$
$
475,750
$
588,000
$
547,571
$ 1,506,785
$ 9,648,873
$
$
$
992,950
$
$
595,800
$
150,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 35,113,825
*
City of Sharpsburg
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Sharpsburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
154
13
0
0
11
Sharpsburg
Total
Exposure
$ 13,660,838
$
2,584,819
$
$
$
747,607
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
154
100%
13
100%
0
100%
0
100%
11
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 13,660,838
$
2,584,819
$
$
$
747,607
590
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
0
4
101,087
1
17,463
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
588,000
6,432,582
992,950
65,268,000
2,383,200
150,000
-
1
0
4
101,087
1
17,463
1
-
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
588,000
6,432,582
992,950
65,268,000
2,383,200
150,000
-
118,735
$
92,807,996
118,735
100%
$
92,807,996
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,228
Residential
36
Commercial
4
Industrial
Agricultural
29
Religious
2
Governmental
1
Educational
33
Major Roads/Bridges
367
1
Airports
WTP's
1,516,300
WWTP's
17,463
9
Water Storage Tanks
9
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,537,493
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 286,345,352
$
7,157,962
$
5,250,666
$
2,796,000
$
1,970,964
$
1,176,000
$
547,572
$ 24,861,955
$ 590,189,381
$
5,341,000
$
$ 14,894,250
$
$
2,383,200
$
1,350,000
$
108,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 954,580,502
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
3,228
100%
36
100%
4
100%
100%
29
100%
2
100%
1
100%
33
100%
367
100%
1
100%
0%
1,516,300
100%
0%
17,463
100%
9
100%
9
100%
1
100%
8
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
0%
1,537,493
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 286,345,352
$
7,157,962
$
5,250,666
$
2,796,000
$
1,970,964
$
1,176,000
$
547,572
$ 24,861,955
$ 590,189,381
$
5,341,000
$
$ 14,894,250
$
$
2,383,200
$
1,350,000
$
108,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 954,580,502
*
591
Bath County
Bath County
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,259
Residential
155
Commercial
6
Industrial
Agricultural
56
Religious
7
Governmental
7
Educational
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
2,113,999
Bath County
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
$
3,833,000
$ 26,368,740
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$1,290,684,940
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
4,259
100%
155
100%
6
100%
100%
56
100%
7
100%
7
100%
35
100%
385
100%
1
100%
1
100%
2,021,734
100%
2
100%
87,317
100%
13
100%
10
100%
1
100%
8
100%
100%
1
100%
100%
1
100%
100%
100%
2,113,999
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
$
3,833,000
$ 26,368,740
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$1,290,684,940
*
City of Frenchburg
Frenchburg
Identified
Structures/C.F.
279
Residential
47
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
5
Religious
1
Governmental
3
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
10
Airports
WTP's
14,980
1
WWTP's
28,492
Water Storage Tanks
1
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Frenchburg
Total
Exposure
$ 27,850,204
$ 8,385,448
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
279
100%
47
100%
0
100%
0
100%
5
100%
1
100%
3
100%
3
100%
10
100%
0%
0%
14,980
100%
1
100%
28,492
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 27,850,204
$ 8,385,448
$
$
$ 1,087,200
$ 1,372,000
$ 2,000,000
$
990,223
$ 13,460,377
$
$
$
280,680
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,492,138
$
$
12,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
505,170
592
43,822
$
-
$ 125,703,440
-
0%
43,822
100%
$
-
$ 125,703,440
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,825
Residential
40
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
20
Religious
4
Governmental
3
Educational
9
Major Roads/Bridges
361
Airports
1
WTP's
734,025
1
WWTP's
24,913
6
Water Storage Tanks
3
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
0
762,222
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 281,995,796
$
7,136,552
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
4,348,800
$
2,352,000
$
2,000,000
$
2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$
3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,107,830
$
$ 918,386,450
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
2,825
100%
40
100%
7
100%
100%
20
100%
4
100%
3
100%
9
100%
361
100%
0%
1
100%
734,025
100%
1
100%
24,913
100%
6
100%
3
100%
1
100%
3
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0
0%
762,222
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 281,995,796
$ 7,136,552
$ 6,914,000
$ 2,649,000
$ 4,348,800
$ 2,352,000
$ 2,000,000
$ 2,970,667
$ 485,919,623
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 13,753,320
$ 65,268,000
$ 3,927,862
$
900,000
$
36,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$ 5,107,830
$
$ 918,386,450
*
Menifee County
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,104
Residential
87
Commercial
7
Industrial
Agricultural
25
Religious
5
Governmental
6
Educational
12
Major Roads/Bridges
371
Airports
1
WTP's
749,005
2
WWTP's
53,405
6
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
3
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Menifee Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
$
4,000,000
$
3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$
8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
-
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
3,104
100%
87
100%
7
100%
100%
25
100%
5
100%
6
100%
12
100%
371
100%
100%
1
100%
749,005
100%
2
100%
53,405
100%
6
100%
4
100%
1
100%
3
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
$
4,000,000
$
3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$
8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
-
593
Oil Pipelines
806,044
$
$
$
$
5,613,000
-
$1,044,089,890
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
5,613,000
-
806,044
100%
$1,044,089,890
*
City of Camargo
Camargo
Identified
Structures/C.F.
383
Residential
28
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
4
Religious
1
Governmental
1
Educational
1
Major Roads/Bridges
7
Airports
WTP's
71,196
WWTP's
39,030
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
110,651
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Camargo
Total
Exposure
42,805,588
8,139,663
1,063,436
588,000
294,142
349,397
12,892,241
910,423
909,280
705,800
-
$ 68,657,970
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
383
100%
28
100%
0
100%
0
100%
4
100%
1
100%
1
100%
1
100%
7
100%
0%
0%
71,196
100%
0%
39,030
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
110,651
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 42,805,588
$ 8,139,663
$
$
$ 1,063,436
$
588,000
$
294,142
$
349,397
$ 12,892,241
$
$
$
910,423
$
$
909,280
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
705,800
$
$ 68,657,970
*
Jeffersonville
Identified
Structures/C.F.
738
Residential
35
Commercial
1
Industrial
0
Agricultural
10
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
3
Major Roads/Bridges
21
Airports
WTP's
336,775
WWTP's
32,825
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Jeffersonville
Total
Exposure
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$
3,255,834
$
$
2,658,590
$
$
$
1,048,190
$ 38,676,722
$
$
$
4,306,530
$
$
764,723
$
150,000
$
$
-
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
738
100%
35
100%
1
100%
0
100%
10
100%
0
100%
0
100%
3
100%
21
100%
0%
0%
336,775
100%
0%
32,825
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 82,481,786
$ 10,174,578
$ 3,255,834
$
$ 2,658,590
$
$
$ 1,048,190
$ 38,676,722
$
$
$ 4,306,530
$
$
764,723
$
150,000
$
$
-
594
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
370,410
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
125,000
705,800
-
$ 144,347,753
1
-
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
125,000
705,800
-
370,410
100%
$ 144,347,753
*
Mt. Sterling
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,768
Residential
402
Commercial
2
Industrial
Agricultural
14
Religious
5
Governmental
3
Educational
8
Major Roads/Bridges
38
Airports
WTP's
279,708
WWTP's
182,745
1
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
465,698
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mt. Sterling
Total
Exposure
309,362,580
116,862,300
6,511,666
3,722,025
4,508,000
882,429
2,795,175
69,986,449
3,576,783
4,257,402
150,000
196,000
125,000
6,860,000
2,117,400
-
$ 531,913,209
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
2,768
100%
402
100%
2
100%
100%
14
100%
5
100%
3
100%
8
100%
38
100%
0%
0%
279,708
100%
0%
182,745
100%
1
100%
0%
2
100%
1
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
465,698
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 309,362,580
$ 116,862,300
$
6,511,666
$
$
3,722,025
$
4,508,000
$
882,429
$
2,795,175
$ 69,986,449
$
$
$
3,576,783
$
$
4,257,402
$
150,000
$
$
196,000
$
125,000
$
6,860,000
$
$
$
$
2,117,400
$
$ 531,913,209
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,075
Residential
116
Commercial
21
Industrial
Agricultural
50
Religious
3
Governmental
10
Educational
51
Major Roads/Bridges
308
2
Airports
1
WTP's
692,256
3
WWTP's
199,880
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$
4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$
1,764,000
$
2,941,429
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$
8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$
4,656,595
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
4,075
100%
116
100%
21
100%
100%
50
100%
3
100%
10
100%
51
100%
308
100%
2
100%
1
100%
692,256
100%
3
100%
199,880
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 455,438,046
$ 33,721,459
$ 68,372,500
$
4,069,000
$ 13,292,949
$
1,764,000
$
2,941,429
$ 17,819,238
$ 567,258,588
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$
8,852,264
$ 195,804,000
$
4,656,595
595
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
13
4
3
8
1
1
896,806
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,950,000
48,000
294,000
1,000,000
98,000
1,068,200
3,529,000
-
$1,425,293,268
13
4
3
8
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,950,000
48,000
294,000
1,000,000
98,000
1,068,200
3,529,000
-
896,806
100%
$1,425,293,268
*
Montgomery County
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
7,964
Residential
581
Commercial
24
Industrial
Agricultural
78
Religious
9
Governmental
14
Educational
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,843,565
Mont. Co.
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
168,898,000
78,140,000
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
4,118,000
22,012,000
688,814,000
10,682,000
32,634,000
17,646,000
195,804,000
10,588,000
2,250,000
48,000
490,000
1,250,000
6,860,000
98,000
1,068,200
7,058,000
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$2,170,212,200
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
7,964
100%
581
100%
24
100%
100%
78
100%
9
100%
14
100%
63
100%
374
100%
2
100%
1
100%
1,379,935
100%
3
100%
454,480
100%
15
100%
4
100%
5
100%
10
100%
1
100%
1
100%
100%
1
100%
100%
100%
1,843,565
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 890,088,000
$ 168,898,000
$ 78,140,000
$
4,069,000
$ 20,737,000
$
6,860,000
$
4,118,000
$ 22,012,000
$ 688,814,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 17,646,000
$ 195,804,000
$ 10,588,000
$
2,250,000
$
48,000
$
490,000
$
1,250,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,058,000
$
$2,170,212,200
*
W. Liberty
Identified
Structures/C.F.
758
Residential
111
Commercial
4
Industrial
0
Agricultural
9
Religious
3
Governmental
5
Educational
4
Major Roads/Bridges
28
1
Airports
1
WTP's
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
W. Liberty
Total
Exposure
68,207,665
21,781,653
3,217,000
920,250
3,332,000
2,771,000
2,300,969
49,900,302
5,341,000
32,634,000
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
758
100%
111
100%
4
100%
0
100%
9
100%
3
100%
5
100%
4
100%
28
100%
1
100%
1
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 68,207,665
$ 21,781,653
$ 3,217,000
$
$
920,250
$ 3,332,000
$ 2,771,000
$ 2,300,969
$ 49,900,302
$ 5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
596
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
123,091
1
74,652
2
1
1
1
-
$ 3,799,305
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,486,365
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$ 3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
-
123,091
1
74,652
2
1
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$ 3,799,305
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,486,365
$
300,000
$
12,000
$
$
125,000
$ 3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
-
198,673
$ 282,595,759
198,673
100%
$ 282,595,759
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
3,851
Residential
114
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
43
Religious
7
Governmental
5
Educational
28
Major Roads/Bridges
688
Airports
1
WTP's
774,115
WWTP's
587
6
Water Storage Tanks
6
Water Pump Stations
2
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
779,455
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 346,527,335
$ 22,370,347
$
$
711,000
$
4,396,750
$
4,116,000
$
2,771,000
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
$1,689,503,991
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
3,851
100%
114
100%
100%
100%
43
100%
7
100%
5
100%
28
100%
688
100%
0%
1
100%
774,115
100%
0%
587
100%
6
100%
6
100%
2
100%
2
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
779,455
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 346,527,335
$ 22,370,347
$
$
711,000
$
4,396,750
$
4,116,000
$
2,771,000
$ 16,106,781
$1,226,121,698
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 23,893,695
$
$
129,635
$
900,000
$
72,000
$
196,000
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
8,307,750
$
$1,689,503,991
*
Morgan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
4,609
225
4
52
10
10
32
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morgan Co.
Total
Exposure
414,735,000
44,152,000
3,217,000
711,000
5,317,000
7,448,000
5,542,000
18,407,750
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
4,609
100%
225
100%
4
100%
100%
52
100%
10
100%
10
100%
32
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 18,407,750
597
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
$
-
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
$
-
978,128
$1,972,099,750
978,128
100%
$1,972,099,750
*
Lakeview Hts.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
100
Residential
0
Commercial
0
Industrial
0
Agricultural
0
Religious
0
Governmental
0
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
3
Airports
WTP's
11,301
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
2
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
11,406
Percent In
Total
Exposure
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
$ 11,201,090
100
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0
100%
$
0%
$ 4,737,977
3
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
108,344
11,301
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
250,000
2
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 11,201,090
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 4,737,977
$
$
$
108,344
$
$
$
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$ 16,297,411
$ 16,297,411
11,406
100%
*
City of Morehead
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Morehead
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,347
305
22
$
$
$
$
$
Morehead
Total
Exposure
262,889,582
95,724,219
5,495,742
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
2,347
100%
305
100%
100%
100%
22
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 262,889,582
$ 95,724,219
$
$
$
5,495,742
598
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
6
8
4
39
1
253,686
156,945
5
1
1
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
6,664,000
7,196,267
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
-
6
8
4
39
1
253,686
156,945
5
1
1
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
6,664,000
7,196,267
3,453,351
61,593,698
32,634,000
2,432,122
2,927,123
750,000
12,000
98,000
125,000
6,860,000
430,400
-
413,372
$ 489,285,504
413,372
100%
$ 489,285,504
*
Countywide
Identified
Structures/C.F.
5,076
Residential
188
Commercial
14
Industrial
Agricultural
40
Religious
5
Governmental
7
Educational
30
Major Roads/Bridges
431
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,979,688
1
WWTP's
535,364
16
Water Storage Tanks
13
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
1
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
2,520,885
Countywide
Total
Exposure
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
$
6,296,733
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
$
9,984,877
$
2,400,000
$
156,000
$
490,000
$
125,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,177,600
$
$1,521,556,965
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
5,076
100%
188
100%
14
100%
0%
40
100%
5
100%
7
100%
30
100%
431
100%
2
100%
1
100%
1,979,688
100%
1
100%
535,364
100%
16
100%
13
100%
5
100%
1
100%
0%
1
100%
0%
2
100%
0%
0%
2,520,885
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 568,567,328
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$
9,992,258
$
2,940,000
$
6,296,733
$ 25,900,129
$ 680,689,325
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 18,979,534
$ 65,268,000
$
9,984,877
$
2,400,000
$
156,000
$
490,000
$
125,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,177,600
$
$1,521,556,965
*
599
Rowan County
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures/C.F.
7,523
Residential
493
Commercial
14
Industrial
Agricultural
62
Religious
11
Governmental
15
Educational
34
Major Roads/Bridges
473
2
Airports
2
WTP's
2,244,675
1
WWTP's
692,309
21
Water Storage Tanks
14
Water Pump Stations
6
Commercial Towers
4
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
2,945,663
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Rowan Co.
Total
Exposure
842,658,000
154,728,000
14,894,000
2,142,000
15,488,000
9,604,000
13,493,000
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
-
$2,027,139,880
# Located In
Percent In
Hazard Area
Hazard Area
7,523
100%
493
100%
14
100%
100%
62
100%
11
100%
15
100%
34
100%
473
100%
2
100%
2
100%
2,244,675
100%
1
100%
692,309
100%
21
100%
14
100%
6
100%
4
100%
1
100%
1
100%
100%
2
100%
100%
100%
2,945,663
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$ 29,353,480
$ 747,021,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 21,520,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 12,912,000
$
3,150,000
$
168,000
$
588,000
$
500,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,608,000
$
$2,027,139,880
The following charts will indicate, per jurisdiction, the total exposure of the Building Stock and Critical
Facilities combined to the Hazards that face the Gateway Region.
City of Owingsville
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
352,114
352,114
352,114
352,114
352,114
352,114
352,114
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
208,182,617
208,182,617
208,182,617
208,182,617
208,182,617
208,182,617
208,182,617
Number
Percent
Located In
Located In
9
0%
0
0%
0
0%
352,114
100%
352,114
100%
352,114
100%
352,114
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
1,459,114
208,182,617
208,182,617
208,182,617
208,182,617
*
City of Salt Lick
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
105,657
105,657
105,657
105,657
105,657
105,657
105,657
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
35,113,825
35,113,825
35,113,825
35,113,825
35,113,825
35,113,825
35,113,825
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
105,653
105,657
105,657
105,657
105,657
105,657
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
30,289,389
35,113,825
35,113,825
35,113,825
35,113,825
35,113,825
*
600
City of Sharpsburg
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
118,735
118,735
118,735
118,735
118,735
118,735
118,735
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
92,807,996
92,807,996
92,807,996
92,807,996
92,807,996
92,807,996
92,807,996
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
118,735
118,735
118,735
118,735
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
220,933
591,231
39,729
1,537,493
1,537,493
1,537,493
1,537,493
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
92,807,996
92,807,996
92,807,996
92,807,996
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
14%
38%
3%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
174,103,006
287,972,656
78,464,998
954,580,502
954,580,502
954,580,502
954,580,502
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
326,595
704,164
39,729
2,113,999
2,113,999
2,113,999
2,113,999
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
15%
33%
2%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 205,851,509
$ 323,086,481
$ 78,464,998
$1,290,684,940
$1,290,684,940
$1,290,684,940
$1,290,684,940
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
21,827
43,822
43,822
43,822
43,822
43,822
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
50%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
17,383,337
125,703,440
125,703,440
125,703,440
125,703,440
125,703,440
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
51,095
762,222
33,305
762,222
762,222
762,222
762,222
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
7%
100%
4%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
174,729,292
918,386,450
55,533,525
918,386,450
918,386,450
918,386,450
918,386,450
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
1,537,493
1,537,493
1,537,493
1,537,493
1,537,493
1,537,493
1,537,493
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
954,580,502
954,580,502
954,580,502
954,580,502
954,580,502
954,580,502
954,580,502
*
Bath County
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,113,999
2,113,999
2,113,999
2,113,999
2,113,999
2,113,999
2,113,999
Total
Exposure
$1,290,684,940
$1,290,684,940
$1,290,684,940
$1,290,684,940
$1,290,684,940
$1,290,684,940
$1,290,684,940
*
City of Frenchburg
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
43,822
43,822
43,822
43,822
43,822
43,822
43,822
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
125,703,440
125,703,440
125,703,440
125,703,440
125,703,440
125,703,440
125,703,440
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
762,222
762,222
762,222
762,222
762,222
762,222
762,222
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
918,386,450
918,386,450
918,386,450
918,386,450
918,386,450
918,386,450
918,386,450
*
601
Menifee County
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
806,044
806,044
806,044
806,044
806,044
806,044
806,044
Total
Exposure
$1,044,089,890
$1,044,089,890
$1,044,089,890
$1,044,089,890
$1,044,089,890
$1,044,089,890
$1,044,089,890
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
72,922
806,044
33,305
806,044
806,044
806,044
806,044
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
9%
100%
4%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 192,112,629
$1,044,089,890
$ 55,533,525
$1,044,089,890
$1,044,089,890
$1,044,089,890
$1,044,089,890
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
2,281
110,651
110,651
110,651
110,651
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
2%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
36,403
68,657,970
68,657,970
68,657,970
68,657,970
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
11,099
370,410
30,404
370,410
370,410
370,410
370,410
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
3%
100%
8%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
3,586,789
144,347,753
6,584,507
144,347,753
144,347,753
144,347,753
144,347,753
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
32,417
465,698
465,698
465,698
465,698
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
7%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
14,891,648
531,913,209
531,913,209
531,913,209
531,913,209
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
114,243
329,901
22,993
896,806
896,806
896,806
896,806
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
13%
37%
3%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 29,156,008
$ 554,624,443
$ 18,697,957
$1,425,293,268
$1,425,293,268
$1,425,293,268
$1,425,293,268
*
City of Camargo
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
110,651
110,651
110,651
110,651
110,651
110,651
110,651
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
68,657,971
68,657,971
68,657,970
68,657,970
68,657,970
68,657,970
68,657,970
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
370,410
370,410
370,410
370,410
370,410
370,410
370,410
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
144,347,753
144,347,753
144,347,753
144,347,753
144,347,753
144,347,753
144,347,753
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
465,698
465,698
465,698
465,698
465,698
465,698
465,698
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
531,913,209
531,913,209
531,913,209
531,913,209
531,913,209
531,913,209
531,913,209
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
896,806
896,806
896,806
896,806
896,806
896,806
896,806
Total
Exposure
$1,425,293,268
$1,425,293,268
$1,425,293,268
$1,425,293,268
$1,425,293,268
$1,425,293,268
$1,425,293,268
*
602
Montgomery County
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
1,843,565
1,843,565
1,843,565
1,843,565
1,843,565
1,843,565
1,843,565
Total
Exposure
$2,170,212,201
$2,170,212,201
$2,170,212,200
$2,170,212,200
$2,170,212,200
$2,170,212,200
$2,170,212,200
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
160,040
700,311
53,397
1,843,565
1,843,565
1,843,565
1,843,565
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
9%
38%
3%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 47,670,847
$ 698,972,196
$ 25,282,464
$2,170,212,200
$2,170,212,200
$2,170,212,200
$2,170,212,200
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
45,972
198,673
1,786
198,673
198,673
198,673
198,673
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
23%
100%
1%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
15,669,748
282,595,759
933,003
282,595,759
282,595,759
282,595,759
282,595,759
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
139,330
779,455
259,170
779,455
779,455
779,455
779,455
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
18%
100%
33%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 396,903,066
$1,689,503,991
$ 338,601,542
$1,689,503,991
$1,689,503,991
$1,689,503,991
$1,689,503,991
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
185,302
978,128
260,956
978,128
978,128
978,128
978,128
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
19%
100%
27%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 412,572,814
$1,972,099,750
$ 339,534,544
$1,972,099,750
$1,972,099,750
$1,972,099,750
$1,972,099,750
Number
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
11,406
11,406
11,406
11,406
11,406
Located In
Hazard Area
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
198,673
198,673
198,673
198,673
198,673
198,673
198,673
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
282,595,759
282,595,759
282,595,759
282,595,759
282,595,759
282,595,759
282,595,759
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
779,455
779,455
779,455
779,455
779,455
779,455
779,455
Total
Exposure
$1,689,503,991
$1,689,503,991
$1,689,503,991
$1,689,503,991
$1,689,503,991
$1,689,503,991
$1,689,503,991
*
Morgan County
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
978,128
978,128
978,128
978,128
978,128
978,128
978,128
Total
Exposure
$1,972,099,750
$1,972,099,750
$1,972,099,750
$1,972,099,750
$1,972,099,750
$1,972,099,750
$1,972,099,750
*
City of Lakeview
Heights
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
11,406
11,406
11,406
11,406
11,406
11,406
11,406
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
16,297,411
16,297,411
16,297,411
16,297,411
16,297,411
16,297,411
16,297,411
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Hazard
16,297,411
16,297,411
16,297,411
16,297,411
16,297,411
603
*
City of Morehead
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
413,372
413,372
413,372
413,372
413,372
413,372
413,372
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
489,285,504
489,285,504
489,285,504
489,285,504
489,285,504
489,285,504
489,285,504
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
66,545
413,372
6,561
413,372
413,372
413,372
413,372
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
16%
100%
2%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
454,038
2,520,885
185,177
2,520,885
2,520,885
2,520,885
2,520,885
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
18%
100%
7%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 507,207,116
$1,521,556,965
$ 725,404,465
$1,521,556,965
$1,521,556,965
$1,521,556,965
$1,521,556,965
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
520,583
2,945,663
191,738
2,945,663
2,945,663
2,945,663
2,945,663
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
18%
100%
7%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$ 533,985,454
$2,027,139,880
$ 727,071,924
$2,027,139,880
$2,027,139,880
$2,027,139,880
$2,027,139,880
Number
Located In
Hazard Area
1,265,442
6,134,310
579,125
8,687,399
8,687,399
8,687,399
8,687,399
Percent
Located In
Hazard Area
15%
71%
7%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
To Hazard
$1,392,193,253
$6,065,388,197
$1,225,887,455
$8,504,226,660
$8,504,226,660
$8,504,226,660
$8,504,226,660
Exposure
To Hazard
26,778,339
489,285,504
1,667,459
489,285,504
489,285,504
489,285,504
489,285,504
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,520,885
2,520,885
2,520,885
2,520,885
2,520,885
2,520,885
2,520,885
Total
Exposure
$1,521,556,965
$1,521,556,965
$1,521,556,965
$1,521,556,965
$1,521,556,965
$1,521,556,965
$1,521,556,965
*
Rowan County
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
2,945,663
2,945,663
2,945,663
2,945,663
2,945,663
2,945,663
2,945,663
Total
Exposure
$2,027,139,880
$2,027,139,880
$2,027,139,880
$2,027,139,880
$2,027,139,880
$2,027,139,880
$2,027,139,880
*
Gateway Region
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfires
Earthquake
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Identified
Structures/C.F.
8,687,399
8,687,399
8,687,399
8,687,399
8,687,399
8,687,399
8,687,399
Total
Exposure
$8,504,226,661
$8,504,226,661
$8,504,226,660
$8,504,226,660
$8,504,226,660
$8,504,226,660
$8,504,226,660
*
In addition, the County Mitigation Committee Members were able to project what future conditions
that may occur by the year 2010 by applying the current numbers of existing Building Stock and
applying the growth rate for each county.
The chart below breaks down the individual Gateway Region individual County Growth Rate,
according to the 2000 Census, from the years between 2000 and 2010. Each County within the
Gateway Region has a different projected growth rate.
604
2010
County
Projection
12,258
Bath
7,267
Menifee
25,676
Montgomery
14,804
Morgan
22,716
Rowan
Gateway Region
82,721
2000
Census
11,085
6,556
22,554
13,948
22,094
76,237
Gain or
(Loss)
1,173
711
3,122
856
622
6,484
2000
Census
11,085
6,556
22,554
13,948
22,094
76,237
Percent Of
Growth
10.6%
10.8%
13.8%
6.1%
2.8%
8.5%
The following charts summarize by category the types and numbers of Building Stock and Critical
Facilities that may become vulnerable to future Natural Hazards. Committee Members used these
projections for each jurisdiction to guide the development of policies and strategies for mitigation
actions as defined in this Plan.
Flood Hazard Areas-Projections For Year 2010
Building Structures & Critical Facilities Within Hazard Area Per Jurisdiction
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
796
87
1
10
3
6
9
1
335,406
1
53,115
2
1
-
389,438
City of Owingsville
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
70,638,950
17,372,769
1,451,810
676,517
3,685,192
3,028,070
14,228,871
36,093,204
3,294,608
72,186,408
7,248,503
331,800
13,272
-
$
$ 230,249,974
Future #
In Flood
Hazard Area
3
7
-
Future %
In Flood
Hazard Area
0%
8%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
10
0%
0%
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
294,329
1,319,451
1,613,780
*
605
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
174
30
1
8
1
1
2
7
111,802
4,830
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,403,216
5,937,529
1,451,810
526,180
650,328
605,614
1,666,504
10,671,654
1,098,203
658,955
165,900
-
116,857
$
$
38,835,890
City of Salt Lick
Future #
Future %
In Flood
In Flood
174
100%
30
100%
1
100%
0%
8
100%
1
100%
1
100%
2
100%
3
50%
0%
0%
111,802
100%
0%
4,830
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
116,852
0%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
15,403,216
5,937,529
1,451,810
526,180
650,328
605,614
1,666,504
5,335,827
1,098,203
658,955
165,900
-
$
$ 33,500,064
*
City of Sharpsburg
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
170
14
12
1
4
111,802
1
19,314
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,108,887
2,858,810
826,853
650,328
7,114,436
1,098,203
72,186,408
2,635,819
165,900
-
Future #
Future %
In Flood
In Flood
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
-
606
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
131,321
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 102,645,644
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
0%
0%
$
$
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,570
40
4
32
2
1
36
406
1
1,677,028
19,314
10
10
1
9
1
1
-
Future
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
Total
In Flood
In Flood
To Flood
Exposure
Hazard
$ 316,697,959
1,360
38%
$ 120,674,873
$
7,916,706
0%
$
$
5,807,237
0%
$
$
3,092,376
0%
$
$
2,179,886
2
7%
$
150,337
$
1,300,656
0%
$
$
605,615
0%
$
$ 27,497,322
21
58%
$
159,484
$ 652,749,455
40
10%
$ 65,274,945
$
5,907,146
0%
$
$
0%
$
$ 16,473,041
223,602
13%
$ 2,141,495
$
0%
$
$
2,635,819
19,314
100%
$ 2,635,819
$
1,493,100
2
22%
$
331,800
$
119,448
4
44%
$
53,088
$
108,388
0%
$
$
1,106,000
6
63%
$
696,780
$
0%
$
$
108,388
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
1,181,429
0%
$
$
8,786,064
5%
$
439,303
1,700,467
$
$1,055,766,035
244,352
0%
14%
$
$ 192,557,925
*
Bath County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,710
171
7
62
8
8
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
417,849,012
1,537
33%
34,085,814
36
21%
8,710,856
1
17%
3,092,376
0%
4,209,436
10
16%
6,286,504
1
14%
4,239,298
1
14%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
136,372,418
7,256,980
1,451,809
676,517
650,328
605,614
607
39
Major Roads/Bridges
426
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,236,038
2
WWTP's
96,573
14
Water Storage Tanks
11
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
9
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
$ 29,163,826
$ 684,764,416
$
5,907,146
$ 36,093,204
$ 21,964,054
$ 144,372,816
$ 13,179,096
$
2,156,700
$
132,720
$
108,388
$
1,106,000
$
$
108,388
$
$
1,181,429
$
8,786,064
23
43
335,404
24,144
2
4
6
-
60%
10%
0%
0%
15%
0%
25%
15%
40%
0%
63%
0%
0%
0%
0%
5%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,825,989
70,610,773
3,239,697
3,294,774
497,700
53,088
696,780
439,303
2,338,083
$
$1,427,497,544
361,214
0%
15%
$
$
227,671,769
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
309
52
6
1
3
3
11
16,598
1
31,569
1
-
48,555
City of Frenchburg
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
30,858,026
9,291,076
1,204,618
1,520,176
2,216,000
1,097,167
14,914,098
310,993
72,316,944
4,977,289
13,296
559,728
$
$ 139,279,412
Future #
In Flood
Hazard Area
78
11
4
3
2
2
8,299
15,785
-
Future %
In Flood
Hazard Area
25%
21%
0%
0%
80%
0%
100%
67%
20%
0%
0%
50%
0%
50%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
24,184
0%
50%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
7,742,157
1,976,825
963,694
2,216,000
735,101
2,982,819
155,497
2,488,644
-
$
$ 19,260,738
*
608
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,130
44
8
22
4
3
10
400
1
813,300
1
27,604
7
3
1
3
-
844,542
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
312,451,342
782
25%
7,907,300
6
13%
7,660,712
1
14%
2,935,092
0%
4,818,470
4
20%
2,606,016
0%
2,216,000
3
100%
3,291,499
1
11%
538,398,942
80
20%
0%
36,158,472
0%
15,238,679
45,194
6%
72,316,944
0%
4,352,071
10,542
38%
997,200
0%
39,888
0%
108,584
0%
415,500
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
5,659,476
0%
$
$1,017,572,187
56,613
0%
7%
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 78,085,185
$
988,412
$ 1,094,387
$
$
963,694
$
$ 2,216,000
$
362,064
$ 107,381,506
$
$
$
846,798
$
$ 1,662,008
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 193,600,055
*
Menifee County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,439
96
8
28
6
7
13
411
1
829,898
2
59,173
7
4
1
Future
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
Total
In Flood
In Flood
To Flood
Exposure
Hazard
$ 343,309,368
860
25%
$ 85,827,342
$ 17,198,376
17
17%
$ 2,965,237
$
7,660,712
1
14%
$ 1,094,387
$
2,935,092
0%
$
$
6,023,088
9
32%
$ 1,927,388
$
4,126,192
0%
$
$
4,432,000
7
100%
$ 4,432,000
$
4,388,666
3
25%
$ 1,097,166
$ 553,313,040
82
20%
$ 110,364,326
$
0%
$
$ 36,158,472
0%
$
$ 15,549,672
53,493
6%
$ 1,002,295
$ 144,633,888
0%
$
$
9,329,360
26,326
44%
$ 4,150,652
$
997,200
0%
$
$
53,184
0%
$
$
108,584
0%
$
-
609
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
3
-
893,097
$
$
$
$
$
$
415,500
6,219,204
$
$1,156,851,598
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
80,798
0%
9%
$
$ 212,860,793
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
436
32
5
1
1
1
8
81,021
44,416
-
125,921
City of Camargo
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
48,712,759
9,262,936
1,210,190
669,144
334,735
397,614
14,671,370
1,036,061
1,034,761
803,200
$
$ 78,132,771
Future #
Future %
In Flood
In Flood
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
1,707
2%
0%
889
2%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
2,596
0%
2%
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
20,721
20,706
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
41,427
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
840
40
1
11
3
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
93,864,272
11,578,670
3,705,139
3,025,475
1,192,840
Future #
Future %
In Flood
In Flood
9
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
2
67%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
1,017,499
795,226
610
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
24
383,250
37,355
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
44,014,110
4,900,831
870,255
170,700
142,250
803,200
421,527
$
$ 164,267,743
1
11,497
1,121
-
5%
0%
0%
3%
0%
3%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,095,910
147,022
26,108
-
12,631
0%
3%
$
$
4,081,765
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
3,434,059
3,308,191
3,705,138
302,547
1,590,454
3,982,228
284,932
339,144
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,150
457
2
16
6
3
9
43
318,308
207,964
1
2
1
1
-
529,964
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
352,054,616
31
1%
132,989,297
11
2%
7,410,276
1
50%
0%
4,235,664
1
7%
5,130,104
0%
1,004,204
0%
3,180,909
5
50%
79,644,579
2
5%
0%
0%
4,070,379
22,282
7%
0%
4,844,923
14,557
7%
170,700
0%
0%
223,048
0%
142,250
0%
7,806,680
0%
0%
0%
0%
2,409,601
0%
$
$ 605,317,232
36,891
0%
7%
$
$ 16,946,695
*
611
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,637
132
24
57
3
11
58
351
2
1
787,787
3
227,463
15
5
3
9
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,020,565
$
$1,621,983,739
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
518,288,496
51
1%
38,375,020
11
9%
77,807,905
0%
4,630,522
0%
15,127,376
1
2%
2,007,432
0%
3,347,346
0%
20,278,293
30
51%
645,540,273
6
2%
12,156,116
0%
37,137,492
1
100%
10,073,876
43,032
5%
222,824,952
0%
5,299,205
86,873
38%
2,219,100
0%
54,624
0%
334,572
0%
1,138,000
3
38%
0%
111,524
0%
0%
1,215,612
0%
4,016,002
0%
130,009
0%
13%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
5,723,431
3,308,191
302,548
10,337,953
10,479,550
37,137
550,279
2,013,698
426,750
-
$
$ 33,179,537
*
Future
Montgomery County
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
9,063
Residential
661
Commercial
27
Industrial
Agricultural
89
Religious
10
Governmental
16
Educational
72
Major Roads/Bridges
426
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,570,366
3
WWTP's
517,198
17
Water Storage Tanks
5
Water Pump Stations
6
Commercial Towers
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$1,012,920,144
91
1%
$ 192,205,924
23
3%
$ 88,923,320
1
4%
$
4,630,522
0%
$ 23,598,706
2
3%
$
7,806,680
0%
$
4,686,285
0%
$ 25,049,656
36
51%
$ 783,870,332
9
2%
$ 12,156,116
0%
$ 37,137,492
1
100%
$ 20,081,148
78,519
5%
$ 222,824,952
0%
$ 12,049,144
103,440
20%
$
2,560,500
0%
$
54,624
0%
$
557,620
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
10,174,989
6,616,383
3,705,138
605,095
12,723,633
16,557,688
37,137
1,002,954
2,399,656
-
612
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
11
1
1
1
-
2,097,977
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,422,500
7,806,680
111,524
1,215,612
8,032,004
$
$2,469,701,485
3
-
30%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
426,750
-
182,126
0%
9%
$
$
54,249,423
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
804
118
4
10
3
5
4
30
1
1
130,600
1
79,206
2
1
1
1
-
210,792
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
72,368,333
23,110,334
3,413,237
976,385
3,535,252
2,940,031
2,441,328
52,944,220
5,666,801
34,624,674
4,031,063
69,249,348
17,492,033
318,300
12,732
132,625
3,639,230
2,938,174
$
$ 299,834,100
Future #
In Flood
Hazard Area
27
1
2
2
9,142
39,603
-
Future %
In Flood
Hazard Area
3%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
50%
7%
0%
0%
7%
0%
50%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
48,776
0%
23%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
2,386,818
208,201
1,220,664
3,781,730
282,174
8,746,016
-
$
$ 16,625,603
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,086
121
46
7
5
30
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
367,665,502
1,423
35%
23,734,938
3
3%
0%
754,371
0%
4,664,952
0%
4,367,076
0%
2,940,031
1
20%
17,089,295
30
100%
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 128,028,938
$
624,604
$
$
$
$
$
588,006
$ 17,089,295
613
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
730
1
821,336
623
6
6
2
2
-
$1,300,915,122
$
$ 34,624,674
$ 25,351,210
$
$
137,543
$
954,900
$
76,392
$
207,956
$
265,250
$
$
$
$
$
8,814,523
150
145,902
312
3
4
1
-
20%
0%
0%
18%
0%
50%
50%
67%
0%
50%
0%
0%
0%
0%
33%
$ 266,611,965
$
$
$ 4,503,396
$
$
68,772
$
477,450
$
50,928
$
$
132,625
$
$
$
$
$ 2,938,174
827,002
$
$1,792,563,734
147,829
0%
18%
$
$ 421,114,153
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,890
239
4
55
11
11
34
760
1
2
951,936
1
79,829
8
7
2
3
1
-
Future
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
Total
In Flood
In Flood
To Flood
Exposure
Hazard
$ 440,033,835
1,449
30%
$ 130,415,756
$ 46,845,272
4
2%
$
832,805
$
3,413,237
0%
$
$
754,371
0%
$
$
5,641,337
0%
$
$
7,902,328
0%
$
$
5,880,062
1
10%
$
588,006
$ 19,530,623
32
94%
$ 18,309,958
$1,353,859,342
152
20%
$ 270,393,695
$
5,666,801
0%
$
$ 69,249,348
0%
$
$ 29,382,273
155,044
16%
$ 4,785,570
$ 69,249,348
0%
$
$ 17,629,576
39,915
50%
$ 8,814,788
$
1,273,200
3
38%
$
477,450
$
89,124
4
57%
$
50,928
$
207,956
0%
$
$
397,875
1
33%
$
132,625
$
3,639,230
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$ 11,752,697
25%
$ 2,938,174
1,037,794
$
$2,092,397,835
Morgan County
196,605
0%
19%
$
$ 437,739,756
*
614
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
103
3
11,617
2
-
11,725
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
11,514,721
4,870,640
111,378
257,000
-
$
$ 16,753,739
Future #
In Flood
Hazard Area
-
Future %
In Flood
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
-
-
0%
0%
$
$
-
*
City of Morehead
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
2,413
314
23
6
8
4
40
1
260,789
161,339
5
1
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
270,250,490
103
4%
98,404,497
2
1%
0%
0%
5,649,623
0%
6,850,592
0%
7,397,762
0%
3,550,045
2
50%
63,318,322
8
20%
0%
33,547,752
0%
2,500,221
52,158
20%
0%
3,009,082
16,134
10%
771,000
0%
12,336
0%
100,744
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
11,514,721
645,275
1,775,022
12,663,665
500,042
300,908
-
615
1
1
-
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
424,946
$
$
$
$
$
$
128,500
7,052,080
442,451
1
-
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
128,500
-
$
$ 502,985,498
68,408
0%
16%
$
$ 27,528,132
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
5,218
193
14
41
5
7
31
443
2
1
2,035,119
1
550,354
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,591,470
$
$1,564,160,560
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
584,487,213
2,217
42%
60,655,887
38
20%
15,311,032
0%
2,201,976
0%
10,272,041
0%
3,022,320
3
60%
6,473,042
1
14%
26,625,333
11
37%
699,748,626
89
20%
10,981,096
0%
33,547,752
1
100%
19,510,961
409,348
20%
67,095,504
1
100%
10,264,454
55,035
10%
2,467,200
0%
160,368
6
46%
503,720
0%
128,500
0%
0%
100,744
0%
0%
2,196,219
0%
8,406,573
20%
466,751
0%
18%
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 248,372,521
$ 11,937,595
$
$
$
$ 1,813,392
$
924,720
$ 9,762,622
$ 141,248,562
$
$ 33,547,752
$ 3,924,470
$ 67,095,504
$ 1,026,446
$
$
74,016
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 1,681,315
$
$ 521,408,915
*
Rowan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
7,734
507
14
64
11
15
35
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
866,252,424
2,320
30%
159,060,384
40
8%
15,311,032
0%
2,201,976
0%
15,921,664
0%
9,872,912
3
27%
13,870,804
1
7%
30,175,377
13
38%
Future
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 259,887,242
$ 12,582,870
$
$
$
$ 1,813,392
$
924,720
$ 11,537,644
616
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
486
2
2
2,307,526
1
711,694
22
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
$ 767,937,588
$ 10,981,096
$ 67,095,504
$ 22,122,560
$ 67,095,504
$ 13,273,536
$
3,238,200
$
172,704
$
604,464
$
514,000
$
7,052,080
$
100,744
$
$
2,196,219
$
8,849,024
98
1
461,505
1
71,169
6
1
-
20%
0%
50%
20%
100%
10%
0%
43%
0%
25%
0%
0%
0%
0%
19%
$ 153,912,227
$
$ 33,547,752
$ 4,424,512
$ 67,095,504
$ 1,327,354
$
$
74,016
$
$
128,500
$
$
$
$
$ 1,681,315
3,028,142
$
$2,083,899,797
535,159
0%
18%
$
$ 548,937,047
*
Landslide Hazard Areas-Projections For Year 2010
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
796
87
1
10
3
6
9
1
335,406
1
53,115
2
1
-
389,438
City of Owingsville
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
70,638,950
17,372,769
1,451,810
676,517
3,685,192
3,028,070
14,228,871
36,093,204
3,294,608
72,186,408
7,248,503
331,800
13,272
-
$
$ 230,249,974
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
Hazard
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
$
0
0%
-
-
$
$
-
617
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
174
30
1
8
1
1
2
7
111,802
4,830
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,403,216
5,937,529
1,451,810
526,180
650,328
605,614
1,666,504
10,671,654
1,098,203
658,955
165,900
-
116,857
$
$
38,835,890
City of Salt Lick
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
Hazard
174
100%
$ 15,403,216
30
100%
$
5,937,529
1
100%
$
1,451,810
0%
$
8
100%
$
526,180
1
100%
$
650,328
1
100%
$
605,614
2
100%
$
1,666,504
7
100%
$ 10,671,654
0%
$
0%
$
111,802
100%
$
1,098,203
0%
$
4,830
100%
$
658,955
1
100%
$
165,900
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
116,857
0%
100%
$
$
38,835,890
*
City of Sharpsburg
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
170
14
12
1
4
111,802
1
19,314
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,108,887
2,858,810
826,853
650,328
7,114,436
1,098,203
72,186,408
2,635,819
165,900
-
Future #
Future %
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
618
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
-
131,321
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$ 102,645,644
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0
0%
-
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,570
40
4
32
2
1
36
406
1
1,677,028
19,314
10
10
1
9
1
1
-
Future
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$ 316,697,959
877
25%
$ 77,800,955
$
7,916,706
0%
$
$
5,807,237
1
25%
$
1,451,809
$
3,092,376
0%
$
$
2,179,886
3
10%
$
225,505
$
1,300,656
1
50%
$
650,328
$
605,615
0%
$
$ 27,497,322
9
24%
$
6,666,018
$ 652,749,455
134
33%
$ 215,211,673
$
5,907,146
1
100%
$
5,907,146
$
0%
$
$ 16,473,041
633,543
38%
$
6,223,144
$
0%
$
$
2,635,819
19,314
100%
$
2,635,819
$
1,493,100
6
56%
$
829,500
$
119,448
6
56%
$
66,360
$
108,388
0%
$
$
1,106,000
7
75%
$
829,500
$
0%
$
$
108,388
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
1,181,429
0%
$
$
8,786,064
0%
$
-
1,700,467
$
$1,055,766,035
653,901
0%
38%
$
$ 318,497,757
*
Bath County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,710
171
7
62
8
8
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
417,849,012
34,085,814
8,710,856
3,092,376
4,209,436
6,286,504
4,239,298
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
Hazard
1,051
22%
$ 93,204,170
30
17%
$ 5,937,529
2
33%
$ 2,903,619
0%
$
11
18%
$
751,685
2
29%
$ 1,300,656
1
14%
$
605,614
619
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
39
426
1
1
2,236,038
2
96,573
14
11
1
9
1
1
-
$ 29,163,826
$ 684,764,416
$
5,907,146
$ 36,093,204
$ 21,964,054
$ 144,372,816
$ 13,179,096
$
2,156,700
$
132,720
$
108,388
$
1,106,000
$
$
108,388
$
$
1,181,429
$
8,786,064
11
140
1
745,346
32,191
7
6
7
-
29%
33%
100%
0%
33%
0%
33%
46%
50%
0%
75%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$ 8,332,522
$ 225,883,327
$ 5,907,146
$
$ 7,321,347
$
$ 3,294,774
$
995,400
$
66,360
$
$
829,500
$
$
$
$
$
-
2,338,083
$
$1,427,497,544
778,805
0%
33%
$
$ 357,333,648
*
City of Frenchburg
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
309
52
6
1
3
3
11
16,598
1
31,569
1
48,555
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
30,858,026
9,291,076
1,204,618
1,520,176
2,216,000
1,097,167
14,914,098
310,993
72,316,944
4,977,289
13,296
559,728
-
$ 139,279,412
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
309
52
6
1
3
3
11
16,598
1
31,569
1
-
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 30,858,026
$ 9,291,076
$
$
$ 1,204,618
$ 1,520,176
$ 2,216,000
$ 1,097,167
$ 14,914,098
$
$
$
310,993
$ 72,316,944
$ 4,977,289
$
$
13,296
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
559,728
$
-
48,555
100%
$ 139,279,412
*
620
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,130
44
8
22
4
3
10
400
1
813,300
1
27,604
7
3
1
3
844,542
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
312,451,342
7,907,300
7,660,712
2,935,092
4,818,470
2,606,016
2,216,000
3,291,499
538,398,942
36,158,472
15,238,679
72,316,944
4,352,071
997,200
39,888
108,584
415,500
5,659,476
-
$1,017,572,187
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
3,130
44
8
22
4
3
10
400
1
813,300
1
27,604
7
3
1
3
-
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 312,451,342
$
7,907,300
$
7,660,712
$
2,935,092
$
4,818,470
$
2,606,016
$
2,216,000
$
3,291,499
$ 538,398,942
$
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,238,679
$ 72,316,944
$
4,352,071
$
997,200
$
39,888
$
108,584
$
415,500
$
$
$
$
$
5,659,476
$
-
844,542
100%
$1,017,572,187
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
3,439
96
8
28
6
7
13
411
1
829,898
2
59,173
7
4
1
3
-
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 343,309,368
$ 17,198,376
$
7,660,712
$
2,935,092
$
6,023,088
$
4,126,192
$
4,432,000
$
4,388,666
$ 553,313,040
$
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,549,672
$ 144,633,888
$
9,329,360
$
997,200
$
53,184
$
108,584
$
415,500
$
$
$
-
*
Menifee County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,439
96
8
28
6
7
13
411
1
829,898
2
59,173
7
4
1
3
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
343,309,368
17,198,376
7,660,712
2,935,092
6,023,088
4,126,192
4,432,000
4,388,666
553,313,040
36,158,472
15,549,672
144,633,888
9,329,360
997,200
53,184
108,584
415,500
-
621
893,097
$
$
$
6,219,204
-
$1,156,851,598
-
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
6,219,204
-
893,097
100%
$1,156,851,598
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
City of Camargo
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
436
32
5
1
1
1
8
81,021
44,416
125,921
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
48,712,759
9,262,936
1,210,190
669,144
334,735
397,614
14,671,370
1,036,061
1,034,761
803,200
-
$ 78,132,771
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
-
-
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
840
40
1
11
3
24
383,250
37,355
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
93,864,272
11,578,670
3,705,139
3,025,475
1,192,840
44,014,110
4,900,831
870,255
170,700
-
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
840
40
1
11
3
24
383,250
37,355
1
-
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 93,864,272
$ 11,578,670
$
3,705,139
$
$
3,025,475
$
$
$
1,192,840
$ 44,014,110
$
$
$
4,900,831
$
$
870,255
$
170,700
$
-
622
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
421,527
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
142,250
803,200
-
$ 164,267,743
1
-
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
142,250
803,200
-
421,527
100%
$ 164,267,743
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
-
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
-
0%
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
2,604
1
11
138
-
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
56%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
10%
20%
39%
0%
0%
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,150
457
2
16
6
3
9
43
318,308
207,964
1
2
1
1
529,964
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
352,054,616
132,989,297
7,410,276
4,235,664
5,130,104
1,004,204
3,180,909
79,644,579
4,070,379
4,844,923
170,700
223,048
142,250
7,806,680
2,409,601
-
$ 605,317,232
$
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,637
132
24
57
3
11
58
351
2
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
518,288,496
38,375,020
77,807,905
4,630,522
15,127,376
2,007,432
3,347,346
20,278,293
645,540,273
12,156,116
37,137,492
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 291,004,682
$
$
$
$
$
$
334,735
$
3,976,136
$ 253,605,107
$
$
-
623
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
787,787
3
227,463
15
5
3
9
1
1
-
$ 10,073,876
$ 222,824,952
$
5,299,205
$
2,219,100
$
54,624
$
334,572
$
1,138,000
$
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
4,016,002
$
-
213,489
1
159,180
1
1
1
-
27%
33%
70%
8%
0%
0%
13%
0%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,730,000
74,274,984
3,708,410
170,700
142,250
1,215,612
-
1,020,565
$1,621,983,739
375,427
37%
$ 631,162,616
*
Montgomery County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
9,063
661
27
89
10
16
72
426
2
1
1,570,366
3
517,198
17
5
6
11
1
1
1
-
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,012,920,144
$ 192,205,924
$ 88,923,320
$
4,630,522
$ 23,598,706
$
7,806,680
$
4,686,285
$ 25,049,656
$ 783,870,332
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
$ 20,081,148
$ 222,824,952
$ 12,049,144
$
2,560,500
$
54,624
$
557,620
$
1,422,500
$
7,806,680
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
8,032,004
$
-
2,097,977
$2,469,701,485
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
Hazard
3,444
38%
$ 384,868,955
40
6%
$ 11,578,670
1
4%
$ 3,705,139
0%
$
11
13%
$ 3,025,475
0%
$
1
7%
$
334,735
15
21%
$ 5,168,976
162
38%
$ 297,619,217
0%
$
0%
$
596,739
38%
$ 7,630,832
1
33%
$ 74,274,984
196,535
38%
$ 4,578,664
2
13%
$
341,400
0%
$
0%
$
2
20%
$
284,500
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
1
100%
$ 1,215,612
0%
$
803,200
0%
$
796,954
38%
$ 795,430,359
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
804
118
4
10
3
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
72,368,333
23,110,334
3,413,237
976,385
3,535,252
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
804
118
4
10
3
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 72,368,333
$ 23,110,334
$ 3,413,237
$
$
976,385
$ 3,535,252
624
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
5
4
30
1
1
130,600
1
79,206
2
1
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,940,031
2,441,328
52,944,220
5,666,801
34,624,674
4,031,063
69,249,348
17,492,033
318,300
12,732
132,625
3,639,230
2,938,174
-
5
4
30
1
1
130,600
1
79,206
2
1
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,940,031
2,441,328
52,944,220
5,666,801
34,624,674
4,031,063
69,249,348
17,492,033
318,300
12,732
132,625
3,639,230
2,938,174
-
210,792
$ 299,834,100
210,792
100%
$ 299,834,100
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,086
121
46
7
5
30
730
1
821,336
623
6
6
2
2
-
Future
Total
Exposure
$ 367,665,502
$ 23,734,938
$
$
754,371
$
4,664,952
$
4,367,076
$
2,940,031
$ 17,089,295
$1,300,915,122
$
$ 34,624,674
$ 25,351,210
$
$
137,543
$
954,900
$
76,392
$
207,956
$
265,250
$
$
$
$
$
8,814,523
$
-
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
4,086
121
46
7
5
30
730
1
821,336
623
6
6
2
2
-
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 367,665,502
$ 23,734,938
$
$
754,371
$
4,664,952
$
4,367,076
$
2,940,031
$ 17,089,295
$1,300,915,122
$
$ 34,624,674
$ 25,351,210
$
$
137,543
$
954,900
$
76,392
$
207,956
$
265,250
$
$
$
$
$
8,814,523
$
-
827,002
$1,792,563,734
827,002
100%
$1,792,563,734
*
625
Morgan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,890
239
4
55
11
11
34
760
1
2
951,936
1
79,829
8
7
2
3
1
-
Future
Total
Exposure
$ 440,033,835
$ 46,845,272
$
3,413,237
$
754,371
$
5,641,337
$
7,902,328
$
5,880,062
$ 19,530,623
$1,353,859,342
$
5,666,801
$ 69,249,348
$ 29,382,273
$ 69,249,348
$ 17,629,576
$
1,273,200
$
89,124
$
207,956
$
397,875
$
3,639,230
$
$
$
$ 11,752,697
$
-
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
4,890
239
4
55
11
11
34
760
1
2
951,936
1
79,829
8
7
2
3
1
-
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 440,033,835
$ 46,845,272
$
3,413,237
$
754,371
$
5,641,337
$
7,902,328
$
5,880,062
$ 19,530,623
$1,353,859,342
$
5,666,801
$ 69,249,348
$ 29,382,273
$ 69,249,348
$ 17,629,576
$
1,273,200
$
89,124
$
207,956
$
397,875
$
3,639,230
$
$
$
$ 11,752,697
$
-
1,037,794
$2,092,397,835
1,037,794
100%
$2,092,397,835
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
103
3
11,617
2
-
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 11,514,721
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 4,870,640
$
$
$
111,378
$
$
$
$
$
$
257,000
$
$
$
-
*
`
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
103
3
11,617
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
11,514,721
4,870,640
111,378
257,000
-
626
11,725
$
$
$
-
$ 16,753,739
-
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
-
11,725
100%
$ 16,753,739
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
2,413
314
23
6
8
4
40
1
260,789
161,339
5
1
1
1
1
-
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 270,250,490
$ 98,404,497
$
$
$
5,649,623
$
6,850,592
$
7,397,762
$
3,550,045
$ 63,318,322
$
$ 33,547,752
$
2,500,221
$
$
3,009,082
$
771,000
$
12,336
$
100,744
$
128,500
$
7,052,080
$
$
$
$
442,451
$
-
424,946
100%
$ 502,985,498
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
5,218
193
14
41
5
7
31
443
2
1
2,035,119
1
550,354
16
13
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 584,487,213
$ 60,655,887
$ 15,311,032
$
2,201,976
$ 10,272,041
$
3,022,320
$
6,473,042
$ 26,625,333
$ 699,748,626
$ 10,981,096
$ 33,547,752
$ 19,510,961
$ 67,095,504
$ 10,264,454
$
2,467,200
$
160,368
*
City of Morehead
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
2,413
314
23
6
8
4
40
1
260,789
161,339
5
1
1
1
1
424,946
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
270,250,490
98,404,497
5,649,623
6,850,592
7,397,762
3,550,045
63,318,322
33,547,752
2,500,221
3,009,082
771,000
12,336
100,744
128,500
7,052,080
442,451
-
$ 502,985,498
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
5,218
193
14
41
5
7
31
443
2
1
2,035,119
1
550,354
16
13
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
584,487,213
60,655,887
15,311,032
2,201,976
10,272,041
3,022,320
6,473,042
26,625,333
699,748,626
10,981,096
33,547,752
19,510,961
67,095,504
10,264,454
2,467,200
160,368
627
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
5
1
1
2
2,591,470
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
503,720
128,500
100,744
2,196,219
8,406,573
-
$1,564,160,560
5
1
1
2
-
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
503,720
128,500
100,744
2,196,219
8,406,573
-
2,591,470
100%
$1,564,160,560
Future #
In Landslide
Hazard Area
7,734
507
14
64
11
15
35
486
2
2
2,307,526
1
711,694
22
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
Future %
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 866,252,424
$ 159,060,384
$ 15,311,032
$
2,201,976
$ 15,921,664
$
9,872,912
$ 13,870,804
$ 30,175,377
$ 767,937,588
$ 10,981,096
$ 67,095,504
$ 22,122,560
$ 67,095,504
$ 13,273,536
$
3,238,200
$
172,704
$
604,464
$
514,000
$
7,052,080
$
100,744
$
$
2,196,219
$
8,849,024
$
-
3,028,142
100%
$2,083,899,797
*
Rowan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
7,734
507
14
64
11
15
35
486
2
2
2,307,526
1
711,694
22
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,028,142
$2,083,899,797
Future
Total
Exposure
866,252,424
159,060,384
15,311,032
2,201,976
15,921,664
9,872,912
13,870,804
30,175,377
767,937,588
10,981,096
67,095,504
22,122,560
67,095,504
13,273,536
3,238,200
172,704
604,464
514,000
7,052,080
100,744
2,196,219
8,849,024
-
Wildfire Hazard Areas-Projections For Year 2010
City of Owingsville
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
796
87
1
10
3
6
9
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
70,638,950
17,372,769
1,451,810
676,517
3,685,192
3,028,070
14,228,871
Future #
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Future %
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
628
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
335,406
1
53,115
2
1
-
$
$ 36,093,204
$ 3,294,608
$ 72,186,408
$ 7,248,503
$
331,800
$
13,272
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
389,438
$ 230,249,974
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
0%
$
-
*
City of Salt Lick
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
174
30
1
8
1
1
2
7
111,802
4,830
1
116,857
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,403,216
5,937,529
1,451,810
526,180
650,328
605,614
1,666,504
10,671,654
1,098,203
658,955
165,900
-
Future #
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
-
Future %
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
38,835,890
-
0%
Future #
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0
0
0
0
Future %
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
City of Sharpsburg
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
170
14
-
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,108,887
2,858,810
-
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
-
629
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
12
1
4
111,802
1
19,314
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
826,853
650,328
7,114,436
1,098,203
72,186,408
2,635,819
165,900
-
131,321
$ 102,645,644
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
0%
$
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,570
40
4
32
2
1
36
406
1
1,677,028
19,314
10
10
1
9
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,700,467
$1,055,766,035
Future
Total
Exposure
316,697,959
7,916,706
5,807,237
3,092,376
2,179,886
1,300,656
605,615
27,497,322
652,749,455
5,907,146
16,473,041
2,635,819
1,493,100
119,448
108,388
1,106,000
108,388
1,181,429
8,786,064
-
Future #
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
707
18
7
1
8
1
37,762
5,437
-
Future %
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
20%
44%
0%
0%
21%
50%
0%
0%
2%
100%
0%
2%
0%
28%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 62,692,068
$ 3,518,536
$
$
$
451,011
$
650,328
$
$
$ 12,450,262
$ 5,907,146
$
$
370,929
$
$
742,008
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
43,940
3%
$ 86,782,288
*
630
Bath County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,710
171
7
62
8
8
39
426
1
1
2,236,038
2
96,573
14
11
1
9
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,338,083
$1,427,497,544
Future
Total
Exposure
417,849,012
34,085,814
8,710,856
3,092,376
4,209,436
6,286,504
4,239,298
29,163,826
684,764,416
5,907,146
36,093,204
21,964,054
144,372,816
13,179,096
2,156,700
132,720
108,388
1,106,000
108,388
1,181,429
8,786,064
-
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
To Wildfire
Hazard
707
15%
$ 62,692,068
18
10%
$ 3,518,536
0%
$
0%
$
7
11%
$
451,011
1
14%
$
650,328
0%
$
0%
$
8
2%
$ 12,450,262
1
100%
$ 5,907,146
0%
$
37,762
2%
$
370,929
0%
$
5,437
6%
$
742,008
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
43,940
2%
$ 86,782,288
Future %
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
City of Frenchburg
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
309
52
6
1
3
3
11
16,598
1
31,569
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
30,858,026
9,291,076
1,204,618
1,520,176
2,216,000
1,097,167
14,914,098
310,993
72,316,944
4,977,289
13,296
-
Future #
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
-
631
48,555
$
$
$
559,728
-
-
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
-
$ 139,279,412
-
-
$
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,130
44
8
22
4
3
10
400
1
813,300
1
27,604
7
3
1
3
844,542
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
312,451,342
7,907,300
7,660,712
2,935,092
4,818,470
2,606,016
2,216,000
3,291,499
538,398,942
36,158,472
15,238,679
72,316,944
4,352,071
997,200
39,888
108,584
415,500
5,659,476
-
$1,017,572,187
Future #
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
334
44
4
7
3
1
8
30,714
5,787
-
Future %
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
11%
100%
57%
0%
30%
0%
100%
11%
2%
0%
0%
4%
0%
21%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 33,291,276
$ 7,907,300
$ 4,377,550
$
$ 1,445,541
$
$ 2,216,000
$
365,722
$ 10,439,869
$
$
$
575,479
$
$
912,410
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
36,902
4%
$ 61,531,146
Future #
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
334
44
4
7
3
1
8
30,714
5,787
-
Future %
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
10%
46%
57%
0%
24%
0%
50%
8%
2%
0%
0%
4%
0%
10%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 33,291,276
$ 7,907,300
$ 4,377,550
$
$ 1,445,541
$
$ 2,216,000
$
365,722
$ 10,439,869
$
$
$
575,479
$
$
912,410
$
$
-
*
Menifee County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,439
96
8
28
6
7
13
411
1
829,898
2
59,173
7
4
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
343,309,368
17,198,376
7,660,712
2,935,092
6,023,088
4,126,192
4,432,000
4,388,666
553,313,040
36,158,472
15,549,672
144,633,888
9,329,360
997,200
53,184
632
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
3
893,097
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
108,584
415,500
6,219,204
-
$1,156,851,598
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
36,902
4%
$ 61,531,146
*
City of Camargo
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
436
32
5
1
1
1
8
81,021
44,416
125,921
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
48,712,759
9,262,936
1,210,190
669,144
334,734
397,614
14,671,370
1,036,061
1,034,761
803,200
-
$ 78,132,770
Future #
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
-
Future %
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
Future #
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
7
3
-
Future %
In Wildfire
Hazard Area
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
14%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
763,124
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 6,287,730
$
$
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
840
40
1
11
3
24
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
93,864,272
11,578,670
3,705,139
3,025,475
1,192,840
44,014,110
-
633
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
383,250
37,355
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,900,831
870,255
170,700
142,250
803,200
-
34,590
-
9%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
442,315
-
421,527
$ 164,267,743
34,600
8%
$
7,493,169
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,150
457
2
16
6
3
9
43
318,308
207,964
1
2
1
1
-
529,964
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
352,054,616
0%
132,989,297
0%
7,410,276
0%
0%
4,235,664
0%
5,130,104
0%
1,004,204
0%
3,180,909
0%
79,644,579
0%
0%
0%
4,070,379
0%
0%
4,844,923
0%
170,700
0%
0%
223,048
0%
142,250
0%
7,806,680
0%
0%
0%
0%
2,409,601
0%
$
$ 605,317,232
-
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,637
132
24
Future
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
To Wildfire
Exposure
Hazard
$ 518,288,496
84
2%
$ 9,411,865
$ 38,375,020
7
5%
$ 1,984,915
$ 77,807,905
0%
$
-
634
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
57
3
11
58
351
2
1
787,787
3
227,463
15
5
3
9
1
1
-
$
4,630,522
$ 15,127,376
$
2,007,432
$
3,347,346
$ 20,278,293
$ 645,540,273
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
$ 10,073,876
$ 222,824,952
$
5,299,205
$
2,219,100
$
54,624
$
334,572
$
1,138,000
$
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
4,016,002
1
2
5
19,716
6,351
-
0%
2%
0%
0%
4%
1%
0%
0%
3%
0%
3%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
302,548
795,227
8,383,640
252,118
147,963
-
1,020,565
$
$1,621,983,739
26,166
0%
3%
$
$ 21,278,275
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
9,063
661
27
89
10
16
72
426
2
1
1,570,366
3
517,198
17
5
6
11
1
1
1
-
-
Montgomery County
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
Exposure
$1,012,920,144
91
1%
$ 192,205,924
7
1%
$ 88,923,320
0%
$
4,630,522
0%
$ 23,598,706
1
1%
$
7,806,680
0%
$
4,686,284
0%
$ 25,049,656
2
3%
$ 783,870,332
8
2%
$ 12,156,116
0%
$ 37,137,492
0%
$ 20,081,148
54,305
3%
$ 222,824,952
0%
$ 12,049,144
6,351
1%
$
2,560,500
0%
$
54,624
0%
$
557,620
0%
$
1,422,500
0%
$
7,806,680
0%
$
111,524
0%
$
0%
$
1,215,612
0%
$
8,032,004
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 10,174,989
$ 1,984,915
$
$
$
302,548
$
$
$
795,227
$ 14,671,370
$
$
$
694,433
$
$
147,963
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
$
$
-
-
0%
-
635
2,097,977
$2,469,701,484
60,766
3%
$ 28,771,444
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
804
118
4
10
3
5
4
30
1
1
130,600
1
79,206
2
1
1
1
-
210,792
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
72,368,333
6
1%
23,110,334
0%
3,413,237
0%
0%
976,385
0%
3,535,252
0%
2,940,031
0%
2,441,328
0%
52,944,220
0%
5,666,801
0%
34,624,674
0%
4,031,063
0%
69,249,348
0%
17,492,033
1,889
2%
318,300
0%
12,732
0%
0%
132,625
0%
3,639,230
0%
0%
0%
0%
2,938,174
0%
$
$ 299,834,100
1,895
0%
1%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
572,836
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
417,080
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
989,916
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,086
121
46
7
5
30
730
1
821,336
623
6
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
$ 367,665,502
1,607
39%
$ 23,734,938
79
65%
$
0%
$
754,371
0%
$
4,664,952
18
40%
$
4,367,076
3
43%
$
2,940,031
3
60%
$ 17,089,295
10
32%
$1,300,915,122
101
14%
$
0%
$ 34,624,674
0%
$ 25,351,210
273,157
33%
$
0%
$
137,543
0%
$
954,900
1
17%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 144,641,194
$ 15,406,890
$
$
$ 1,844,283
$ 1,871,604
$ 1,764,019
$ 5,492,988
$ 179,632,175
$
$
$ 8,431,202
$
$
$
159,150
636
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
6
2
2
-
827,002
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
76,392
207,956
265,250
8,814,523
$
$1,792,563,734
1
-
17%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
12,732
-
274,979
0%
33%
$
$ 359,256,236
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,890
239
4
55
11
11
34
760
1
2
951,936
1
79,829
8
7
2
3
1
-
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
$ 440,033,835
1,614
33%
$ 46,845,272
79
33%
$
3,413,237
0%
$
754,371
0%
$
5,641,337
18
33%
$
7,902,328
3
30%
$
5,880,062
3
30%
$ 19,530,623
10
28%
$1,353,859,342
101
13%
$
5,666,801
0%
$ 69,249,348
0%
$ 29,382,273
273,157
29%
$ 69,249,348
0%
$ 17,629,576
1,889
2%
$
1,273,200
1
13%
$
89,124
1
14%
$
207,956
0%
$
397,875
0%
$
3,639,230
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$ 11,752,697
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 145,214,030
$ 15,406,890
$
$
$ 1,844,283
$ 1,871,604
$ 1,764,019
$ 5,492,988
$ 179,632,175
$
$
$ 8,431,202
$
$
417,080
$
159,150
$
12,732
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
1,037,794
$
$2,092,397,835
$
$ 360,246,152
Morgan County
276,874
0%
27%
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
103
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
11,514,721
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
637
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
3
11,617
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,870,640
111,378
257,000
-
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
11,725
$
$ 16,753,739
-
0%
0%
$
$
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
2,413
314
23
6
8
4
40
1
260,789
161,339
5
1
1
1
1
-
424,946
City of Morehead
Future
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
To Wildfire
Exposure
Hazard
$ 270,250,490
0%
$
$ 98,404,497
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
5,649,623
0%
$
$
6,850,592
0%
$
$
7,397,762
0%
$
$
3,550,045
0%
$
$ 63,318,322
1
3%
$ 1,623,547
$
0%
$
$ 33,547,752
0%
$
$
2,500,221
3,881
1%
$
37,205
$
0%
$
$
3,009,082
2,863
2%
$
53,396
$
771,000
0%
$
$
12,336
0%
$
$
100,744
0%
$
$
128,500
0%
$
$
7,052,080
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
442,451
0%
$
$
$ 502,985,498
6,745
0%
2%
$
$
1,714,148
*
638
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
5,218
193
14
41
5
7
31
443
2
1
2,035,119
1
550,354
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,591,470
$
$1,564,160,560
Future
Future #
Future %
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
584,487,213
5,218
100%
60,655,887
193
100%
15,311,032
14
100%
2,201,976
0%
10,272,041
41
100%
3,022,320
5
100%
6,473,042
7
100%
26,625,333
3
10%
699,748,626
37
8%
10,981,096
0%
33,547,752
0%
19,510,961
172,157
8%
67,095,504
0%
10,264,454
12,682
2%
2,467,200
1
6%
160,368
1
8%
503,720
0%
128,500
1
100%
0%
100,744
0%
0%
2,196,219
0%
8,406,573
0%
190,362
0%
7%
Future
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 584,487,213
$ 60,655,887
$ 15,311,032
$ 2,201,976
$ 10,272,041
$ 3,022,320
$ 6,473,042
$ 2,662,533
$ 58,447,681
$
$
$ 1,650,493
$
$
236,535
$
154,200
$
12,336
$
$
128,500
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 745,715,790
*
Rowan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
7,734
507
14
64
11
15
35
486
2
2
2,307,526
1
711,694
22
14
6
Future
Future
Future #
Future %
Exposure
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
To Wildfire
Exposure
Hazard
$ 866,252,424
5,218
67%
$ 584,487,213
$ 159,060,384
193
38%
$ 60,655,887
$ 15,311,032
14
100%
$ 15,311,032
$
2,201,976
0%
$ 2,201,976
$ 15,921,664
41
65%
$ 10,272,041
$
9,872,912
5
45%
$ 3,022,320
$ 13,870,804
7
47%
$ 6,473,042
$ 30,175,377
3
9%
$ 2,662,533
$ 767,937,588
38
8%
$ 60,071,228
$ 10,981,096
0%
$
$ 67,095,504
0%
$
$ 22,122,560
176,038
8%
$ 1,687,698
$ 67,095,504
0%
$
$ 13,273,536
15,545
2%
$
289,932
$
3,238,200
1
5%
$
154,200
$
172,704
1
7%
$
12,336
$
604,464
0%
$
-
639
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
4
1
1
2
-
3,028,142
$
$
$
$
$
$
514,000
7,052,080
100,744
2,196,219
8,849,024
$
$2,083,899,797
1
-
25%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
128,500
-
197,107
0%
7%
$
$ 747,429,938
Earthquake Hazard Areas-Projections For Year 2010
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
796
87
1
10
3
6
9
1
335,406
1
53,115
2
1
-
Structures/Facilities Total
389,438
City of Owingsville
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future # In Future % In
Total
Exposure
70,638,950
796
100%
17,372,769
87
100%
1,451,810
1
100%
100%
676,517
10
100%
3,685,192
3
100%
3,028,070
6
100%
0%
14,228,871
9
100%
0%
36,093,204
1
100%
3,294,608
335,406
100%
72,186,408
1
100%
7,248,503
53,115
100%
331,800
2
100%
13,272
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$ 230,249,974
389,438
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 70,638,950
$ 17,372,769
$ 1,451,810
$
$
676,517
$ 3,685,192
$ 3,028,070
$
$ 14,228,871
$
$ 36,093,204
$ 3,294,608
$ 72,186,408
$ 7,248,503
$
331,800
$
13,272
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 230,249,974
*
City of Salt Lick
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
174
30
1
8
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,403,216
5,937,529
1,451,810
526,180
650,328
174
100%
30
100%
1
100%
100%
8
100%
1
100%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 15,403,216
$
5,937,529
$
1,451,810
$
$
526,180
$
650,328
640
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
2
7
111,802
4,830
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
605,614
1,666,504
10,671,654
1,098,203
658,955
165,900
-
1
2
7
111,802
4,830
1
-
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
605,614
1,666,504
10,671,654
1,098,203
658,955
165,900
-
116,857
$
$
38,835,890
116,857
0%
100%
$
$
38,835,890
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
170
14
12
1
4
111,802
1
19,314
1
-
131,321
City of Sharpsburg
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,108,887
2,858,810
826,853
650,328
7,114,436
1,098,203
72,186,408
2,635,819
165,900
-
$
$ 102,645,644
Future
Future # In Future % In Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
170
100%
$ 15,108,887
14
100%
$
2,858,810
100%
$
100%
$
12
100%
$
826,853
1
100%
$
650,328
100%
$
0%
$
4
100%
$
7,114,436
0%
$
0%
$
111,802
100%
$
1,098,203
1
100%
$ 72,186,408
19,314
100%
$
2,635,819
1
100%
$
165,900
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
131,321
0%
100%
$
$ 102,645,644
*
641
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,570
40
4
32
2
1
36
406
1
1,677,028
19,314
10
10
1
9
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,700,467
$
$1,055,766,035
Future
Total
Exposure
316,697,959
3,570
100%
7,916,706
40
100%
5,807,237
4
100%
3,092,376
100%
2,179,886
32
100%
1,300,656
2
100%
605,615
1
100%
27,497,322
36
100%
652,749,455
406
100%
5,907,146
1
100%
0%
16,473,041
1,677,028
100%
0%
2,635,819
19,314
100%
1,493,100
10
100%
119,448
10
100%
108,388
1
100%
1,106,000
9
100%
0%
108,388
1
100%
0%
1,181,429
1
100%
8,786,064
0%
1,700,467
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 316,697,959
$
7,916,706
$
5,807,237
$
3,092,376
$
2,179,886
$
1,300,656
$
605,615
$ 27,497,322
$ 652,749,455
$
5,907,146
$
$ 16,473,041
$
$
2,635,819
$
1,493,100
$
119,448
$
108,388
$
1,106,000
$
$
108,388
$
$
1,181,429
$
8,786,064
$
$1,055,766,035
*
Bath County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,710
171
7
62
8
8
39
426
1
1
2,236,038
2
96,573
14
11
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
417,849,012
34,085,814
8,710,856
3,092,376
4,209,436
6,286,504
4,239,298
29,163,826
684,764,416
5,907,146
36,093,204
21,964,054
144,372,816
13,179,096
2,156,700
132,720
108,388
Future # In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
4,710
171
7
62
8
8
39
426
1
1
2,236,038
2
96,573
14
11
1
Future
Future % In Exposure To
Earthquake
Earthquake
Hazard Area
Hazard
100%
$ 417,849,012
100%
$ 34,085,814
100%
$
8,710,856
100%
$
3,092,376
100%
$
4,209,436
100%
$
6,286,504
100%
$
4,239,298
100%
$ 29,163,826
100%
$ 684,764,416
100%
$
5,907,146
100%
$ 36,093,204
100%
$ 21,964,054
100%
$ 144,372,816
100%
$ 13,179,096
100%
$
2,156,700
100%
$
132,720
100%
$
108,388
642
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
9
1
1
-
2,338,083
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,106,000
108,388
1,181,429
8,786,064
$
$1,427,497,544
9
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,106,000
108,388
1,181,429
8,786,064
2,338,083
100%
100%
$
$1,427,497,544
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
309
52
6
1
3
3
11
16,598
1
31,569
1
-
48,555
City of Frenchburg
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
30,858,026
309
100%
9,291,076
52
100%
100%
100%
1,204,618
6
100%
1,520,176
1
100%
2,216,000
3
100%
1,097,167
3
100%
14,914,098
11
100%
0%
0%
310,993
16,598
100%
72,316,944
1
100%
4,977,289
31,569
100%
0%
13,296
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
559,728
0%
$
$ 139,279,412
48,555
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 30,858,026
$ 9,291,076
$
$
$ 1,204,618
$ 1,520,176
$ 2,216,000
$ 1,097,167
$ 14,914,098
$
$
$
310,993
$ 72,316,944
$ 4,977,289
$
$
13,296
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
559,728
$
$ 139,279,412
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,130
44
8
22
4
3
10
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
312,451,342
3,130
100%
7,907,300
44
100%
7,660,712
8
100%
2,935,092
100%
4,818,470
22
100%
2,606,016
4
100%
2,216,000
3
100%
3,291,499
10
100%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 312,451,342
$
7,907,300
$
7,660,712
$
2,935,092
$
4,818,470
$
2,606,016
$
2,216,000
$
3,291,499
643
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
400
1
813,300
1
27,604
7
3
1
3
-
$ 538,398,942
$
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,238,679
$ 72,316,944
$
4,352,071
$
997,200
$
39,888
$
108,584
$
415,500
$
$
$
$
$
5,659,476
400
1
813,300
1
27,604
7
3
1
3
-
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$ 538,398,942
$
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,238,679
$ 72,316,944
$
4,352,071
$
997,200
$
39,888
$
108,584
$
415,500
$
$
$
$
$
5,659,476
844,542
$
$1,017,572,187
844,542
0%
100%
$
$1,017,572,187
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,439
96
8
28
6
7
13
411
1
829,898
2
59,173
7
4
1
3
-
893,097
Menifee County
Future
Future
Total
Earthquake
Exposure
Hazard
$ 343,309,368
3,439
100%
$ 343,309,368
$ 17,198,376
96
100%
$ 17,198,376
$
7,660,712
8
100%
$
7,660,712
$
2,935,092
100%
$
2,935,092
$
6,023,088
28
100%
$
6,023,088
$
4,126,192
6
100%
$
4,126,192
$
4,432,000
7
100%
$
4,432,000
$
4,388,666
13
100%
$
4,388,666
$ 553,313,040
411
100%
$ 553,313,040
$
100%
$
$ 36,158,472
1
100%
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,549,672
829,898
100%
$ 15,549,672
$ 144,633,888
2
100%
$ 144,633,888
$
9,329,360
59,173
100%
$
9,329,360
$
997,200
7
100%
$
997,200
$
53,184
4
100%
$
53,184
$
108,584
1
100%
$
108,584
$
415,500
3
100%
$
415,500
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
6,219,204
100%
$
6,219,204
$
$1,156,851,598
893,097
100%
100%
$
$1,156,851,598
*
644
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
436
32
5
1
1
1
8
81,021
44,416
-
125,921
City of Camargo
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
48,712,759
436
100%
9,262,936
32
100%
100%
100%
1,210,190
5
100%
669,144
1
100%
334,734
1
100%
397,614
1
100%
14,671,370
8
100%
0%
0%
1,036,061
81,021
100%
0%
1,034,761
44,416
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
803,200
0%
$
$ 78,132,770
125,921
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 48,712,759
$ 9,262,936
$
$
$ 1,210,190
$
669,144
$
334,734
$
397,614
$ 14,671,370
$
$
$ 1,036,061
$
$ 1,034,761
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
803,200
$
$ 78,132,770
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
840
40
1
11
3
24
383,250
37,355
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
93,864,272
11,578,670
3,705,139
3,025,475
1,192,840
44,014,110
4,900,831
870,255
170,700
-
Future
Earthquake
Hazard
840
100%
$ 93,864,272
40
100%
$ 11,578,670
1
100%
$
3,705,139
100%
$
11
100%
$
3,025,475
100%
$
100%
$
3
100%
$
1,192,840
24
100%
$ 44,014,110
0%
$
0%
$
383,250
100%
$
4,900,831
0%
$
37,355
100%
$
870,255
1
100%
$
170,700
0%
$
0%
$
-
645
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
-
421,527
$
$
$
$
$
$
142,250
803,200
$
$ 164,267,743
1
-
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
142,250
803,200
421,527
0%
100%
$
$ 164,267,743
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,150
457
2
16
6
3
9
43
318,308
207,964
1
2
1
1
-
529,964
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
352,054,616
3,150
100%
132,989,297
457
100%
7,410,276
2
100%
100%
4,235,664
16
100%
5,130,104
6
100%
1,004,204
3
100%
3,180,909
9
100%
79,644,579
43
100%
0%
0%
4,070,379
318,308
100%
0%
4,844,923
207,964
100%
170,700
1
100%
0%
223,048
2
100%
142,250
1
100%
7,806,680
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
2,409,601
0%
$
$ 605,317,232
529,964
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 352,054,616
$ 132,989,297
$
7,410,276
$
$
4,235,664
$
5,130,104
$
1,004,204
$
3,180,909
$ 79,644,579
$
$
$
4,070,379
$
$
4,844,923
$
170,700
$
$
223,048
$
142,250
$
7,806,680
$
$
$
$
2,409,601
$
$ 605,317,232
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,637
132
24
57
3
11
58
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
518,288,496
4,637
100%
38,375,020
132
100%
77,807,905
24
100%
4,630,522
100%
15,127,376
57
100%
2,007,432
3
100%
3,347,346
11
100%
20,278,293
58
100%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 518,288,496
$ 38,375,020
$ 77,807,905
$
4,630,522
$ 15,127,376
$
2,007,432
$
3,347,346
$ 20,278,293
646
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
351
2
1
787,787
3
227,463
15
5
3
9
1
1
-
$ 645,540,273
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
$ 10,073,876
$ 222,824,952
$
5,299,205
$
2,219,100
$
54,624
$
334,572
$
1,138,000
$
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
4,016,002
351
2
1
787,787
3
227,463
15
5
3
9
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
$ 645,540,273
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
$ 10,073,876
$ 222,824,952
$
5,299,205
$
2,219,100
$
54,624
$
334,572
$
1,138,000
$
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
4,016,002
1,020,565
$
$1,621,983,739
1,020,565
0%
100%
$
$1,621,983,739
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
9,063
661
27
89
10
16
72
426
2
1
1,570,366
3
517,198
17
5
6
11
1
1
1
-
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,012,920,144
$ 192,205,924
$ 88,923,320
$
4,630,522
$ 23,598,706
$
7,806,680
$
4,686,284
$ 25,049,656
$ 783,870,332
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
$ 20,081,148
$ 222,824,952
$ 12,049,144
$
2,560,500
$
54,624
$
557,620
$
1,422,500
$
7,806,680
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
8,032,004
Future # In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
9,063
661
27
89
10
16
72
426
2
1
1,570,366
3
517,198
17
5
6
11
1
1
1
-
2,097,977
$
$2,469,701,484
2,097,977
Montgomery County
Future
Earthquake
Earthquake
Hazard Area
Hazard
100%
$1,012,920,144
100%
$ 192,205,924
100%
$ 88,923,320
100%
$
4,630,522
100%
$ 23,598,706
100%
$
7,806,680
100%
$
4,686,284
100%
$ 25,049,656
100%
$ 783,870,332
100%
$ 12,156,116
100%
$ 37,137,492
100%
$ 20,081,148
100%
$ 222,824,952
100%
$ 12,049,144
100%
$
2,560,500
100%
$
54,624
100%
$
557,620
100%
$
1,422,500
100%
$
7,806,680
100%
$
111,524
100%
$
100%
$
1,215,612
100%
$
8,032,004
100%
100%
$
$2,469,701,484
*
647
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
804
118
4
10
3
5
4
30
1
1
130,600
1
79,206
2
1
1
1
-
210,792
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
72,368,333
804
100%
23,110,334
118
100%
3,413,237
4
100%
100%
976,385
10
100%
3,535,252
3
100%
2,940,031
5
100%
2,441,328
4
100%
52,944,220
30
100%
5,666,801
1
100%
34,624,674
1
100%
4,031,063
130,600
100%
69,249,348
1
100%
17,492,033
79,206
100%
318,300
2
100%
12,732
1
100%
0%
132,625
1
100%
3,639,230
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
2,938,174
0%
$
$ 299,834,100
210,792
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 72,368,333
$ 23,110,334
$ 3,413,237
$
$
976,385
$ 3,535,252
$ 2,940,031
$ 2,441,328
$ 52,944,220
$ 5,666,801
$ 34,624,674
$ 4,031,063
$ 69,249,348
$ 17,492,033
$
318,300
$
12,732
$
$
132,625
$ 3,639,230
$
$
$
$ 2,938,174
$
$ 299,834,100
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,086
121
46
7
5
30
730
1
821,336
623
6
6
2
Future
Future
Total
Earthquake
Exposure
Hazard
$ 367,665,502
4,086
100%
$ 367,665,502
$ 23,734,938
121
100%
$ 23,734,938
$
100%
$
$
754,371
100%
$
754,371
$
4,664,952
46
100%
$
4,664,952
$
4,367,076
7
100%
$
4,367,076
$
2,940,031
5
100%
$
2,940,031
$ 17,089,295
30
100%
$ 17,089,295
$1,300,915,122
730
100%
$1,300,915,122
$
0%
$
$ 34,624,674
1
100%
$ 34,624,674
$ 25,351,210
821,336
100%
$ 25,351,210
$
0%
$
$
137,543
623
100%
$
137,543
$
954,900
6
100%
$
954,900
$
76,392
6
100%
$
76,392
$
207,956
2
100%
$
207,956
648
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
-
827,002
$
$
$
$
$
$
265,250
8,814,523
$
$1,792,563,734
2
-
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
265,250
8,814,523
827,002
0%
100%
$
$1,792,563,734
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,890
239
4
55
11
11
34
760
1
2
951,936
1
79,829
8
7
2
3
1
-
Future
Total
Exposure
$ 440,033,835
4,890
100%
$ 46,845,272
239
100%
$
3,413,237
4
100%
$
754,371
100%
$
5,641,337
55
100%
$
7,902,328
11
100%
$
5,880,062
11
100%
$ 19,530,623
34
100%
$1,353,859,342
760
100%
$
5,666,801
1
100%
$ 69,249,348
2
100%
$ 29,382,273
951,936
100%
$ 69,249,348
1
100%
$ 17,629,576
79,829
100%
$
1,273,200
8
100%
$
89,124
7
100%
$
207,956
2
100%
$
397,875
3
100%
$
3,639,230
1
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$ 11,752,697
100%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 440,033,835
$ 46,845,272
$
3,413,237
$
754,371
$
5,641,337
$
7,902,328
$
5,880,062
$ 19,530,623
$1,353,859,342
$
5,666,801
$ 69,249,348
$ 29,382,273
$ 69,249,348
$ 17,629,576
$
1,273,200
$
89,124
$
207,956
$
397,875
$
3,639,230
$
$
$
$ 11,752,697
1,037,794
$
$2,092,397,835
$
$2,092,397,835
Morgan County
1,037,794
100%
100%
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
103
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
11,514,721
103
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 11,514,721
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
649
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
3
11,617
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,870,640
111,378
257,000
-
3
11,617
2
-
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,870,640
111,378
257,000
-
11,725
$
$ 16,753,739
11,725
0%
100%
$
$ 16,753,739
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
2,413
314
23
6
8
4
40
1
260,789
161,339
5
1
1
1
1
-
424,946
City of Morehead
Future
Future
Total
Earthquake
Exposure
Hazard
$ 270,250,490
2,413
100%
$ 270,250,490
$ 98,404,497
314
100%
$ 98,404,497
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
5,649,623
23
100%
$
5,649,623
$
6,850,592
6
100%
$
6,850,592
$
7,397,762
8
100%
$
7,397,762
$
3,550,045
4
100%
$
3,550,045
$ 63,318,322
40
100%
$ 63,318,322
$
0%
$
$ 33,547,752
1
100%
$ 33,547,752
$
2,500,221
260,789
100%
$
2,500,221
$
0%
$
$
3,009,082
161,339
100%
$
3,009,082
$
771,000
5
100%
$
771,000
$
12,336
1
100%
$
12,336
$
100,744
1
100%
$
100,744
$
128,500
1
100%
$
128,500
$
7,052,080
1
100%
$
7,052,080
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
442,451
0%
$
442,451
$
$ 502,985,498
424,946
0%
100%
$
$ 502,985,498
*
650
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
5,218
193
14
41
5
7
31
443
2
1
2,035,119
1
550,354
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,591,470
$
$1,564,160,560
Future
Total
Exposure
584,487,213
5,218
100%
60,655,887
193
100%
15,311,032
14
100%
2,201,976
0%
10,272,041
41
100%
3,022,320
5
100%
6,473,042
7
100%
26,625,333
31
100%
699,748,626
443
100%
10,981,096
2
100%
33,547,752
1
100%
19,510,961
2,035,119
100%
67,095,504
1
100%
10,264,454
550,354
100%
2,467,200
16
100%
160,368
13
100%
503,720
5
100%
128,500
1
100%
0%
100,744
1
100%
0%
2,196,219
2
100%
8,406,573
0%
2,591,470
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 584,487,213
$ 60,655,887
$ 15,311,032
$
2,201,976
$ 10,272,041
$
3,022,320
$
6,473,042
$ 26,625,333
$ 699,748,626
$ 10,981,096
$ 33,547,752
$ 19,510,961
$ 67,095,504
$ 10,264,454
$
2,467,200
$
160,368
$
503,720
$
128,500
$
$
100,744
$
$
2,196,219
$
8,406,573
$
$1,564,160,560
*
Rowan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
7,734
507
14
64
11
15
35
486
2
2
2,307,526
1
711,694
22
14
6
Future
Future
Total
Earthquake
Exposure
Hazard
$ 866,252,424
7,734
100%
$ 866,252,424
$ 159,060,384
507
100%
$ 159,060,384
$ 15,311,032
14
100%
$ 15,311,032
$
2,201,976
100%
$
2,201,976
$ 15,921,664
64
100%
$ 15,921,664
$
9,872,912
11
100%
$
9,872,912
$ 13,870,804
15
100%
$ 13,870,804
$ 30,175,377
35
100%
$ 30,175,377
$ 767,937,588
486
100%
$ 767,937,588
$ 10,981,096
2
100%
$ 10,981,096
$ 67,095,504
2
100%
$ 67,095,504
$ 22,122,560
2,307,526
100%
$ 22,122,560
$ 67,095,504
1
100%
$ 67,095,504
$ 13,273,536
711,694
100%
$ 13,273,536
$
3,238,200
22
100%
$
3,238,200
$
172,704
14
100%
$
172,704
$
604,464
6
100%
$
604,464
651
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
4
1
1
2
-
3,028,142
$
$
$
$
$
$
514,000
7,052,080
100,744
2,196,219
8,849,024
$
$2,083,899,797
4
1
1
2
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
514,000
7,052,080
100,744
2,196,219
8,849,024
3,028,142
100%
100%
$
$2,083,899,797
Tornado Hazard Areas-Projections For Year 2010
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
796
87
1
10
3
6
9
1
335,406
1
53,115
2
1
-
389,438
City of Owingsville
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
70,638,950
796
100%
17,372,769
87
100%
1,451,810
1
100%
100%
676,517
10
100%
3,685,192
3
100%
3,028,070
6
100%
0%
14,228,871
9
100%
0%
36,093,204
1
100%
3,294,608
335,406
100%
72,186,408
1
100%
7,248,503
53,115
100%
331,800
2
100%
13,272
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$ 230,249,974
389,438
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 70,638,950
$ 17,372,769
$ 1,451,810
$
$
676,517
$ 3,685,192
$ 3,028,070
$
$ 14,228,871
$
$ 36,093,204
$ 3,294,608
$ 72,186,408
$ 7,248,503
$
331,800
$
13,272
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 230,249,974
*
City of Salt Lick
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
174
30
1
8
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,403,216
5,937,529
1,451,810
526,180
650,328
Tornado
Tornado
174
100%
30
100%
1
100%
100%
8
100%
1
100%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 15,403,216
$
5,937,529
$
1,451,810
$
$
526,180
$
650,328
652
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
2
7
111,802
4,830
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
605,614
1,666,504
10,671,654
1,098,203
658,955
165,900
-
1
2
7
111,802
4,830
1
-
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
605,614
1,666,504
10,671,654
1,098,203
658,955
165,900
-
116,857
$
$
38,835,890
116,857
0%
100%
$
$
38,835,890
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
170
14
12
1
4
111,802
1
19,314
1
-
131,321
City of Sharpsburg
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,108,887
2,858,810
826,853
650,328
7,114,436
1,098,203
72,186,408
2,635,819
165,900
-
$
$ 102,645,644
Future
Tornado
Tornado
Tornado
Hazard
170
100%
$ 15,108,887
14
100%
$
2,858,810
100%
$
100%
$
12
100%
$
826,853
1
100%
$
650,328
100%
$
0%
$
4
100%
$
7,114,436
0%
$
0%
$
111,802
100%
$
1,098,203
1
100%
$ 72,186,408
19,314
100%
$
2,635,819
1
100%
$
165,900
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
131,321
0%
100%
$
$ 102,645,644
*
653
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,570
40
4
32
2
1
36
406
1
1,677,028
19,314
10
10
1
9
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,700,467
$
$1,055,766,035
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
316,697,959
3,570
100%
7,916,706
40
100%
5,807,237
4
100%
3,092,376
100%
2,179,886
32
100%
1,300,656
2
100%
605,615
1
100%
27,497,322
36
100%
652,749,455
406
100%
5,907,146
1
100%
0%
16,473,041
1,677,028
100%
0%
2,635,819
19,314
100%
1,493,100
10
100%
119,448
10
100%
108,388
1
100%
1,106,000
9
100%
0%
108,388
1
100%
0%
1,181,429
1
100%
8,786,064
0%
1,700,467
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 316,697,959
$
7,916,706
$
5,807,237
$
3,092,376
$
2,179,886
$
1,300,656
$
605,615
$ 27,497,322
$ 652,749,455
$
5,907,146
$
$ 16,473,041
$
$
2,635,819
$
1,493,100
$
119,448
$
108,388
$
1,106,000
$
$
108,388
$
$
1,181,429
$
8,786,064
$
$1,055,766,035
*
Bath County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,710
171
7
62
8
8
39
426
1
1
2,236,038
2
96,573
14
11
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
417,849,012
34,085,814
8,710,856
3,092,376
4,209,436
6,286,504
4,239,298
29,163,826
684,764,416
5,907,146
36,093,204
21,964,054
144,372,816
13,179,096
2,156,700
132,720
108,388
Future # In
Tornado
Hazard Area
4,710
171
7
62
8
8
39
426
1
1
2,236,038
2
96,573
14
11
1
Future
Tornado
Tornado
Hazard Area
Hazard
100%
$ 417,849,012
100%
$ 34,085,814
100%
$
8,710,856
100%
$
3,092,376
100%
$
4,209,436
100%
$
6,286,504
100%
$
4,239,298
100%
$ 29,163,826
100%
$ 684,764,416
100%
$
5,907,146
100%
$ 36,093,204
100%
$ 21,964,054
100%
$ 144,372,816
100%
$ 13,179,096
100%
$
2,156,700
100%
$
132,720
100%
$
108,388
654
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
9
1
1
-
2,338,083
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,106,000
108,388
1,181,429
8,786,064
$
$1,427,497,544
9
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,106,000
108,388
1,181,429
8,786,064
2,338,083
100%
100%
$
$1,427,497,544
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
309
52
6
1
3
3
11
16,598
1
31,569
1
-
48,555
City of Frenchburg
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
30,858,026
309
100%
9,291,076
52
100%
100%
100%
1,204,618
6
100%
1,520,176
1
100%
2,216,000
3
100%
1,097,167
3
100%
14,914,098
11
100%
0%
0%
310,993
16,598
100%
72,316,944
1
100%
4,977,289
31,569
100%
0%
13,296
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
559,728
0%
$
$ 139,279,412
48,555
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 30,858,026
$ 9,291,076
$
$
$ 1,204,618
$ 1,520,176
$ 2,216,000
$ 1,097,167
$ 14,914,098
$
$
$
310,993
$ 72,316,944
$ 4,977,289
$
$
13,296
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
559,728
$
$ 139,279,412
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,130
44
8
22
4
3
10
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
312,451,342
3,130
100%
7,907,300
44
100%
7,660,712
8
100%
2,935,092
100%
4,818,470
22
100%
2,606,016
4
100%
2,216,000
3
100%
3,291,499
10
100%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 312,451,342
$
7,907,300
$
7,660,712
$
2,935,092
$
4,818,470
$
2,606,016
$
2,216,000
$
3,291,499
655
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
400
1
813,300
1
27,604
7
3
1
3
-
$ 538,398,942
$
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,238,679
$ 72,316,944
$
4,352,071
$
997,200
$
39,888
$
108,584
$
415,500
$
$
$
$
$
5,659,476
400
1
813,300
1
27,604
7
3
1
3
-
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$ 538,398,942
$
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,238,679
$ 72,316,944
$
4,352,071
$
997,200
$
39,888
$
108,584
$
415,500
$
$
$
$
$
5,659,476
844,542
$
$1,017,572,187
844,542
0%
100%
$
$1,017,572,187
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,439
96
8
28
6
7
13
411
1
829,898
2
59,173
7
4
1
3
-
893,097
Menifee County
Future
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
Hazard
$ 343,309,368
3,439
100%
$ 343,309,368
$ 17,198,376
96
100%
$ 17,198,376
$
7,660,712
8
100%
$
7,660,712
$
2,935,092
100%
$
2,935,092
$
6,023,088
28
100%
$
6,023,088
$
4,126,192
6
100%
$
4,126,192
$
4,432,000
7
100%
$
4,432,000
$
4,388,666
13
100%
$
4,388,666
$ 553,313,040
411
100%
$ 553,313,040
$
100%
$
$ 36,158,472
1
100%
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,549,672
829,898
100%
$ 15,549,672
$ 144,633,888
2
100%
$ 144,633,888
$
9,329,360
59,173
100%
$
9,329,360
$
997,200
7
100%
$
997,200
$
53,184
4
100%
$
53,184
$
108,584
1
100%
$
108,584
$
415,500
3
100%
$
415,500
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
6,219,204
100%
$
6,219,204
$
$1,156,851,598
893,097
100%
100%
$
$1,156,851,598
*
656
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
436
32
5
1
1
1
8
81,021
44,416
-
125,921
City of Camargo
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
48,712,759
436
100%
9,262,936
32
100%
100%
100%
1,210,190
5
100%
669,144
1
100%
334,734
1
100%
397,614
1
100%
14,671,370
8
100%
0%
0%
1,036,061
81,021
100%
0%
1,034,761
44,416
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
803,200
0%
$
$ 78,132,770
125,921
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 48,712,759
$ 9,262,936
$
$
$ 1,210,190
$
669,144
$
334,734
$
397,614
$ 14,671,370
$
$
$ 1,036,061
$
$ 1,034,761
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
803,200
$
$ 78,132,770
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
840
40
1
11
3
24
383,250
37,355
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
93,864,272
11,578,670
3,705,139
3,025,475
1,192,840
44,014,110
4,900,831
870,255
170,700
-
Future
Tornado
Tornado
Tornado
Hazard
840
100%
$ 93,864,272
40
100%
$ 11,578,670
1
100%
$
3,705,139
100%
$
11
100%
$
3,025,475
100%
$
100%
$
3
100%
$
1,192,840
24
100%
$ 44,014,110
0%
$
0%
$
383,250
100%
$
4,900,831
0%
$
37,355
100%
$
870,255
1
100%
$
170,700
0%
$
0%
$
-
657
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
-
421,527
$
$
$
$
$
$
142,250
803,200
$
$ 164,267,743
1
-
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
142,250
803,200
421,527
0%
100%
$
$ 164,267,743
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,150
457
2
16
6
3
9
43
318,308
207,964
1
2
1
1
-
529,964
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
352,054,616
3,150
100%
132,989,297
457
100%
7,410,276
2
100%
100%
4,235,664
16
100%
5,130,104
6
100%
1,004,204
3
100%
3,180,909
9
100%
79,644,579
43
100%
0%
0%
4,070,379
318,308
100%
0%
4,844,923
207,964
100%
170,700
1
100%
0%
223,048
2
100%
142,250
1
100%
7,806,680
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
2,409,601
0%
$
$ 605,317,232
529,964
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 352,054,616
$ 132,989,297
$
7,410,276
$
$
4,235,664
$
5,130,104
$
1,004,204
$
3,180,909
$ 79,644,579
$
$
$
4,070,379
$
$
4,844,923
$
170,700
$
$
223,048
$
142,250
$
7,806,680
$
$
$
$
2,409,601
$
$ 605,317,232
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,637
132
24
57
3
11
58
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
518,288,496
4,637
100%
38,375,020
132
100%
77,807,905
24
100%
4,630,522
100%
15,127,376
57
100%
2,007,432
3
100%
3,347,346
11
100%
20,278,293
58
100%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 518,288,496
$ 38,375,020
$ 77,807,905
$
4,630,522
$ 15,127,376
$
2,007,432
$
3,347,346
$ 20,278,293
658
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
351
2
1
787,787
3
227,463
15
5
3
9
1
1
-
$ 645,540,273
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
$ 10,073,876
$ 222,824,952
$
5,299,205
$
2,219,100
$
54,624
$
334,572
$
1,138,000
$
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
4,016,002
351
2
1
787,787
3
227,463
15
5
3
9
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
$ 645,540,273
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
$ 10,073,876
$ 222,824,952
$
5,299,205
$
2,219,100
$
54,624
$
334,572
$
1,138,000
$
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
4,016,002
1,020,565
$
$1,621,983,739
1,020,565
0%
100%
$
$1,621,983,739
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
9,063
661
27
89
10
16
72
426
2
1
1,570,366
3
517,198
17
5
6
11
1
1
1
-
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,012,920,144
$ 192,205,924
$ 88,923,320
$
4,630,522
$ 23,598,706
$
7,806,680
$
4,686,284
$ 25,049,656
$ 783,870,332
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
$ 20,081,148
$ 222,824,952
$ 12,049,144
$
2,560,500
$
54,624
$
557,620
$
1,422,500
$
7,806,680
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
8,032,004
Future # In
Tornado
Hazard Area
9,063
661
27
89
10
16
72
426
2
1
1,570,366
3
517,198
17
5
6
11
1
1
1
-
2,097,977
$
$2,469,701,484
2,097,977
Montgomery County
Future
Tornado
Tornado
Hazard Area
Hazard
100%
$1,012,920,144
100%
$ 192,205,924
100%
$ 88,923,320
100%
$
4,630,522
100%
$ 23,598,706
100%
$
7,806,680
100%
$
4,686,284
100%
$ 25,049,656
100%
$ 783,870,332
100%
$ 12,156,116
100%
$ 37,137,492
100%
$ 20,081,148
100%
$ 222,824,952
100%
$ 12,049,144
100%
$
2,560,500
100%
$
54,624
100%
$
557,620
100%
$
1,422,500
100%
$
7,806,680
100%
$
111,524
100%
$
100%
$
1,215,612
100%
$
8,032,004
100%
100%
$
$2,469,701,484
*
659
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
804
118
4
10
3
5
4
30
1
1
130,600
1
79,206
2
1
1
1
-
210,792
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
72,368,333
804
100%
23,110,334
118
100%
3,413,237
4
100%
100%
976,385
10
100%
3,535,252
3
100%
2,940,031
5
100%
2,441,328
4
100%
52,944,220
30
100%
5,666,801
1
100%
34,624,674
1
100%
4,031,063
130,600
100%
69,249,348
1
100%
17,492,033
79,206
100%
318,300
2
100%
12,732
1
100%
0%
132,625
1
100%
3,639,230
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
2,938,174
0%
$
$ 299,834,100
210,792
0%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 72,368,333
$ 23,110,334
$ 3,413,237
$
$
976,385
$ 3,535,252
$ 2,940,031
$ 2,441,328
$ 52,944,220
$ 5,666,801
$ 34,624,674
$ 4,031,063
$ 69,249,348
$ 17,492,033
$
318,300
$
12,732
$
$
132,625
$ 3,639,230
$
$
$
$ 2,938,174
$
$ 299,834,100
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,086
121
46
7
5
30
730
1
821,336
623
6
6
2
Future
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
Hazard
$ 367,665,502
4,086
100%
$ 367,665,502
$ 23,734,938
121
100%
$ 23,734,938
$
100%
$
$
754,371
100%
$
754,371
$
4,664,952
46
100%
$
4,664,952
$
4,367,076
7
100%
$
4,367,076
$
2,940,031
5
100%
$
2,940,031
$ 17,089,295
30
100%
$ 17,089,295
$1,300,915,122
730
100%
$1,300,915,122
$
0%
$
$ 34,624,674
1
100%
$ 34,624,674
$ 25,351,210
821,336
100%
$ 25,351,210
$
0%
$
$
137,543
623
100%
$
137,543
$
954,900
6
100%
$
954,900
$
76,392
6
100%
$
76,392
$
207,956
2
100%
$
207,956
660
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
-
827,002
$
$
$
$
$
$
265,250
8,814,523
$
$1,792,563,734
2
-
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
265,250
8,814,523
827,002
0%
100%
$
$1,792,563,734
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,890
239
4
55
11
11
34
760
1
2
951,936
1
79,829
8
7
2
3
1
-
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
$ 440,033,835
4,890
100%
$ 46,845,272
239
100%
$
3,413,237
4
100%
$
754,371
100%
$
5,641,337
55
100%
$
7,902,328
11
100%
$
5,880,062
11
100%
$ 19,530,623
34
100%
$1,353,859,342
760
100%
$
5,666,801
1
100%
$ 69,249,348
2
100%
$ 29,382,273
951,936
100%
$ 69,249,348
1
100%
$ 17,629,576
79,829
100%
$
1,273,200
8
100%
$
89,124
7
100%
$
207,956
2
100%
$
397,875
3
100%
$
3,639,230
1
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$ 11,752,697
100%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 440,033,835
$ 46,845,272
$
3,413,237
$
754,371
$
5,641,337
$
7,902,328
$
5,880,062
$ 19,530,623
$1,353,859,342
$
5,666,801
$ 69,249,348
$ 29,382,273
$ 69,249,348
$ 17,629,576
$
1,273,200
$
89,124
$
207,956
$
397,875
$
3,639,230
$
$
$
$ 11,752,697
1,037,794
$
$2,092,397,835
$
$2,092,397,835
Morgan County
1,037,794
100%
100%
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
103
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
11,514,721
103
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 11,514,721
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
661
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
3
11,617
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,870,640
111,378
257,000
-
3
11,617
2
-
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,870,640
111,378
257,000
-
11,725
$
$ 16,753,739
11,725
0%
100%
$
$ 16,753,739
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
2,413
314
23
6
8
4
40
1
260,789
161,339
5
1
1
1
1
-
424,946
City of Morehead
Future
Future
Total
Tornado
Tornado
Tornado
Exposure
Hazard
$ 270,250,490
2,413
100%
$ 270,250,490
$ 98,404,497
314
100%
$ 98,404,497
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
5,649,623
23
100%
$
5,649,623
$
6,850,592
6
100%
$
6,850,592
$
7,397,762
8
100%
$
7,397,762
$
3,550,045
4
100%
$
3,550,045
$ 63,318,322
40
100%
$ 63,318,322
$
0%
$
$ 33,547,752
1
100%
$ 33,547,752
$
2,500,221
260,789
100%
$
2,500,221
$
0%
$
$
3,009,082
161,339
100%
$
3,009,082
$
771,000
5
100%
$
771,000
$
12,336
1
100%
$
12,336
$
100,744
1
100%
$
100,744
$
128,500
1
100%
$
128,500
$
7,052,080
1
100%
$
7,052,080
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
442,451
0%
$
442,451
$
$ 502,985,498
424,946
0%
100%
$
$ 502,985,498
*
662
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
5,218
193
14
41
5
7
31
443
2
1
2,035,119
1
550,354
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,591,470
$1,564,160,560
Future
Total
Exposure
584,487,213
60,655,887
15,311,032
2,201,976
10,272,041
3,022,320
6,473,042
26,625,333
699,748,626
10,981,096
33,547,752
19,510,961
67,095,504
10,264,454
2,467,200
160,368
503,720
128,500
100,744
2,196,219
8,406,573
-
Future # In
Tornado
Hazard Area
5,218
193
14
41
5
7
31
443
2
1
2,035,119
1
550,354
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
Future % In
Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 584,487,213
$ 60,655,887
$ 15,311,032
$
2,201,976
$ 10,272,041
$
3,022,320
$
6,473,042
$ 26,625,333
$ 699,748,626
$ 10,981,096
$ 33,547,752
$ 19,510,961
$ 67,095,504
$ 10,264,454
$
2,467,200
$
160,368
$
503,720
$
128,500
$
$
100,744
$
$
2,196,219
$
8,406,573
$
-
2,591,470
100%
$1,564,160,560
Future # In
Tornado
Hazard Area
7,734
507
14
64
11
15
35
486
2
2
2,307,526
1
711,694
22
14
6
4
1
1
-
Future % In
Tornado
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure To
Tornado
Hazard
$ 866,252,424
$ 159,060,384
$ 15,311,032
$
2,201,976
$ 15,921,664
$
9,872,912
$ 13,870,804
$ 30,175,377
$ 767,937,588
$ 10,981,096
$ 67,095,504
$ 22,122,560
$ 67,095,504
$ 13,273,536
$
3,238,200
$
172,704
$
604,464
$
514,000
$
7,052,080
$
100,744
$
-
*
Rowan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
7,734
507
14
64
11
15
35
486
2
2
2,307,526
1
711,694
22
14
6
4
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
866,252,424
159,060,384
15,311,032
2,201,976
15,921,664
9,872,912
13,870,804
30,175,377
767,937,588
10,981,096
67,095,504
22,122,560
67,095,504
13,273,536
3,238,200
172,704
604,464
514,000
7,052,080
100,744
-
663
2
3,028,142
$
$
$
2,196,219
8,849,024
-
$2,083,899,797
2
-
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
2,196,219
8,849,024
-
3,028,142
100%
$2,083,899,797
Severe Thunderstorm/Hail Hazard Areas-Projections For Year 2010
City of Owingsville
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
796
87
1
10
3
6
9
1
335,406
1
53,115
2
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
389,438
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Total
S T'strms/Hail S T'strms/Hail
Exposure
70,638,950
796
100%
17,372,769
87
100%
1,451,810
1
100%
100%
676,517
10
100%
3,685,192
3
100%
3,028,070
6
100%
0%
14,228,871
9
100%
0%
36,093,204
1
100%
3,294,608
335,406
100%
72,186,408
1
100%
7,248,503
53,115
100%
331,800
2
100%
13,272
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$ 230,249,974
389,438
100%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$ 70,638,950
$ 17,372,769
$ 1,451,810
$
$
676,517
$ 3,685,192
$ 3,028,070
$
$ 14,228,871
$
$ 36,093,204
$ 3,294,608
$ 72,186,408
$ 7,248,503
$
331,800
$
13,272
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 230,249,974
*
City of Salt Lick
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
174
30
1
8
1
1
2
7
111,802
4,830
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,403,216
5,937,529
1,451,810
526,180
650,328
605,614
1,666,504
10,671,654
1,098,203
658,955
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail S T'strms/Hail S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
174
100%
$ 15,403,216
30
100%
$
5,937,529
1
100%
$
1,451,810
100%
$
8
100%
$
526,180
1
100%
$
650,328
1
100%
$
605,614
2
100%
$
1,666,504
7
100%
$ 10,671,654
0%
$
0%
$
111,802
100%
$
1,098,203
0%
$
4,830
100%
$
658,955
664
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
165,900
-
116,857
$
38,835,890
1
-
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
165,900
-
116,857
100%
$
38,835,890
*
City of Sharpsburg
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
170
14
12
1
4
111,802
1
19,314
1
131,321
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,108,887
2,858,810
826,853
650,328
7,114,436
1,098,203
72,186,408
2,635,819
165,900
-
$ 102,645,644
Future # In
Future % In
170
100%
14
100%
100%
100%
12
100%
1
100%
100%
0%
4
100%
0%
0%
111,802
100%
1
100%
19,314
100%
1
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
131,321
100%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$ 15,108,887
$
2,858,810
$
$
$
826,853
$
650,328
$
$
$
7,114,436
$
$
$
1,098,203
$ 72,186,408
$
2,635,819
$
165,900
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 102,645,644
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,570
40
4
32
2
1
36
406
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Total
Exposure
316,697,959
3,570
100%
7,916,706
40
100%
5,807,237
4
100%
3,092,376
100%
2,179,886
32
100%
1,300,656
2
100%
605,615
1
100%
27,497,322
36
100%
652,749,455
406
100%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$ 316,697,959
$
7,916,706
$
5,807,237
$
3,092,376
$
2,179,886
$
1,300,656
$
605,615
$ 27,497,322
$ 652,749,455
665
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,677,028
19,314
10
10
1
9
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,907,146
16,473,041
2,635,819
1,493,100
119,448
108,388
1,106,000
108,388
1,181,429
8,786,064
-
1
1,677,028
19,314
10
10
1
9
1
1
-
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,907,146
16,473,041
2,635,819
1,493,100
119,448
108,388
1,106,000
108,388
1,181,429
8,786,064
-
1,700,467
$1,055,766,035
1,700,467
100%
$1,055,766,035
*
Bath County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,710
171
7
62
8
8
39
426
1
1
2,236,038
2
96,573
14
11
1
9
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,338,083
$1,427,497,544
Future
Total
Exposure
417,849,012
34,085,814
8,710,856
3,092,376
4,209,436
6,286,504
4,239,298
29,163,826
684,764,416
5,907,146
36,093,204
21,964,054
144,372,816
13,179,096
2,156,700
132,720
108,388
1,106,000
108,388
1,181,429
8,786,064
-
Future # In
Future % In
4,710
100%
171
100%
7
100%
100%
62
100%
8
100%
8
100%
39
100%
426
100%
1
100%
1
100%
2,236,038
100%
2
100%
96,573
100%
14
100%
11
100%
1
100%
9
100%
100%
1
100%
100%
1
100%
100%
100%
2,338,083
100%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$ 417,849,012
$ 34,085,814
$
8,710,856
$
3,092,376
$
4,209,436
$
6,286,504
$
4,239,298
$ 29,163,826
$ 684,764,416
$
5,907,146
$ 36,093,204
$ 21,964,054
$ 144,372,816
$ 13,179,096
$
2,156,700
$
132,720
$
108,388
$
1,106,000
$
$
108,388
$
$
1,181,429
$
8,786,064
$
$1,427,497,544
*
City of Frenchburg
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
309
52
-
$
$
$
$
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Total
Exposure
30,858,026
309
100%
9,291,076
52
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$ 30,858,026
$ 9,291,076
$
$
-
666
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
6
1
3
3
11
16,598
1
31,569
1
-
$ 1,204,618
$ 1,520,176
$ 2,216,000
$ 1,097,167
$ 14,914,098
$
$
$
310,993
$ 72,316,944
$ 4,977,289
$
$
13,296
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
559,728
$
-
6
1
3
3
11
16,598
1
31,569
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$ 1,204,618
$ 1,520,176
$ 2,216,000
$ 1,097,167
$ 14,914,098
$
$
$
310,993
$ 72,316,944
$ 4,977,289
$
$
13,296
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
559,728
$
-
48,555
$ 139,279,412
48,555
100%
$ 139,279,412
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,130
44
8
22
4
3
10
400
1
813,300
1
27,604
7
3
1
3
844,542
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Total
Exposure
312,451,342
3,130
100%
7,907,300
44
100%
7,660,712
8
100%
2,935,092
100%
4,818,470
22
100%
2,606,016
4
100%
2,216,000
3
100%
3,291,499
10
100%
538,398,942
400
100%
0%
36,158,472
1
100%
15,238,679
813,300
100%
72,316,944
1
100%
4,352,071
27,604
100%
997,200
7
100%
39,888
3
100%
108,584
1
100%
415,500
3
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
5,659,476
0%
0%
$1,017,572,187
844,542
100%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$ 312,451,342
$
7,907,300
$
7,660,712
$
2,935,092
$
4,818,470
$
2,606,016
$
2,216,000
$
3,291,499
$ 538,398,942
$
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,238,679
$ 72,316,944
$
4,352,071
$
997,200
$
39,888
$
108,584
$
415,500
$
$
$
$
$
5,659,476
$
$1,017,572,187
*
667
Menifee County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,439
96
8
28
6
7
13
411
1
829,898
2
59,173
7
4
1
3
893,097
Future
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$ 343,309,368
3,439
100%
$ 343,309,368
$ 17,198,376
96
100%
$ 17,198,376
$
7,660,712
8
100%
$
7,660,712
$
2,935,092
100%
$
2,935,092
$
6,023,088
28
100%
$
6,023,088
$
4,126,192
6
100%
$
4,126,192
$
4,432,000
7
100%
$
4,432,000
$
4,388,666
13
100%
$
4,388,666
$ 553,313,040
411
100%
$ 553,313,040
$
100%
$
$ 36,158,472
1
100%
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,549,672
829,898
100%
$ 15,549,672
$ 144,633,888
2
100%
$ 144,633,888
$
9,329,360
59,173
100%
$
9,329,360
$
997,200
7
100%
$
997,200
$
53,184
4
100%
$
53,184
$
108,584
1
100%
$
108,584
$
415,500
3
100%
$
415,500
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
6,219,204
100%
$
6,219,204
$
100%
$
$1,156,851,598
893,097
100%
$1,156,851,598
*
City of Camargo
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
436
32
5
1
1
1
8
81,021
44,416
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Total
Exposure
48,712,759
436
100%
9,262,936
32
100%
100%
100%
1,210,190
5
100%
669,144
1
100%
334,734
1
100%
397,614
1
100%
14,671,370
8
100%
0%
0%
1,036,061
81,021
100%
0%
1,034,761
44,416
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$ 48,712,759
$ 9,262,936
$
$
$ 1,210,190
$
669,144
$
334,734
$
397,614
$ 14,671,370
$
$
$ 1,036,061
$
$ 1,034,761
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
668
125,921
$
$
$
803,200
-
$ 78,132,770
-
0%
0%
0%
125,921
100%
$
$
$
803,200
-
$ 78,132,770
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
840
40
1
11
3
24
383,250
37,355
1
1
421,527
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
93,864,272
11,578,670
3,705,139
3,025,475
1,192,840
44,014,110
4,900,831
870,255
170,700
142,250
803,200
-
$ 164,267,743
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Exposure To
Hazard
840
100%
$ 93,864,272
40
100%
$ 11,578,670
1
100%
$
3,705,139
100%
$
11
100%
$
3,025,475
100%
$
100%
$
3
100%
$
1,192,840
24
100%
$ 44,014,110
0%
$
0%
$
383,250
100%
$
4,900,831
0%
$
37,355
100%
$
870,255
1
100%
$
170,700
0%
$
0%
$
1
100%
$
142,250
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
803,200
0%
$
421,527
100%
$ 164,267,743
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,150
457
2
16
6
3
9
43
318,308
207,964
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Total
Exposure
352,054,616
3,150
100%
132,989,297
457
100%
7,410,276
2
100%
100%
4,235,664
16
100%
5,130,104
6
100%
1,004,204
3
100%
3,180,909
9
100%
79,644,579
43
100%
0%
0%
4,070,379
318,308
100%
0%
4,844,923
207,964
100%
170,700
1
100%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$ 352,054,616
$ 132,989,297
$
7,410,276
$
$
4,235,664
$
5,130,104
$
1,004,204
$
3,180,909
$ 79,644,579
$
$
$
4,070,379
$
$
4,844,923
$
170,700
$
-
669
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2
1
1
529,964
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
223,048
142,250
7,806,680
2,409,601
-
$ 605,317,232
2
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
223,048
142,250
7,806,680
2,409,601
-
529,964
100%
$ 605,317,232
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,637
132
24
57
3
11
58
351
2
1
787,787
3
227,463
15
5
3
9
1
1
-
Future
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$ 518,288,496
4,637
100%
$ 518,288,496
$ 38,375,020
132
100%
$ 38,375,020
$ 77,807,905
24
100%
$ 77,807,905
$
4,630,522
100%
$
4,630,522
$ 15,127,376
57
100%
$ 15,127,376
$
2,007,432
3
100%
$
2,007,432
$
3,347,346
11
100%
$
3,347,346
$ 20,278,293
58
100%
$ 20,278,293
$ 645,540,273
351
100%
$ 645,540,273
$ 12,156,116
2
100%
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
1
100%
$ 37,137,492
$ 10,073,876
787,787
100%
$ 10,073,876
$ 222,824,952
3
100%
$ 222,824,952
$
5,299,205
227,463
100%
$
5,299,205
$
2,219,100
15
100%
$
2,219,100
$
54,624
5
100%
$
54,624
$
334,572
3
100%
$
334,572
$
1,138,000
9
100%
$
1,138,000
$
0%
$
$
111,524
1
100%
$
111,524
$
0%
$
$
1,215,612
1
100%
$
1,215,612
$
4,016,002
0%
$
4,016,002
$
0%
$
-
1,020,565
$1,621,983,739
1,020,565
100%
$1,621,983,739
*
Montgomery County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
9,063
661
27
89
10
16
72
426
2
1
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,012,920,144
$ 192,205,924
$ 88,923,320
$
4,630,522
$ 23,598,706
$
7,806,680
$
4,686,284
$ 25,049,656
$ 783,870,332
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
Future # In
Future % In
9,063
100%
661
100%
27
100%
100%
89
100%
10
100%
16
100%
72
100%
426
100%
2
100%
1
100%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$1,012,920,144
$ 192,205,924
$ 88,923,320
$
4,630,522
$ 23,598,706
$
7,806,680
$
4,686,284
$ 25,049,656
$ 783,870,332
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
670
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1,570,366
3
517,198
17
5
6
11
1
1
1
-
$ 20,081,148
$ 222,824,952
$ 12,049,144
$
2,560,500
$
54,624
$
557,620
$
1,422,500
$
7,806,680
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
8,032,004
$
-
1,570,366
3
517,198
17
5
6
11
1
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$ 20,081,148
$ 222,824,952
$ 12,049,144
$
2,560,500
$
54,624
$
557,620
$
1,422,500
$
7,806,680
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
8,032,004
$
-
2,097,977
$2,469,701,484
2,097,977
100%
$2,469,701,484
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
804
118
4
10
3
5
4
30
1
1
130,600
1
79,206
2
1
1
1
210,792
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
72,368,333
23,110,334
3,413,237
976,385
3,535,252
2,940,031
2,441,328
52,944,220
5,666,801
34,624,674
4,031,063
69,249,348
17,492,033
318,300
12,732
132,625
3,639,230
2,938,174
-
$ 299,834,100
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Exposure To
Hazard
804
100%
$ 72,368,333
118
100%
$ 23,110,334
4
100%
$ 3,413,237
100%
$
10
100%
$
976,385
3
100%
$ 3,535,252
5
100%
$ 2,940,031
4
100%
$ 2,441,328
30
100%
$ 52,944,220
1
100%
$ 5,666,801
1
100%
$ 34,624,674
130,600
100%
$ 4,031,063
1
100%
$ 69,249,348
79,206
100%
$ 17,492,033
2
100%
$
318,300
1
100%
$
12,732
0%
$
1
100%
$
132,625
1
100%
$ 3,639,230
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$ 2,938,174
0%
$
210,792
100%
$ 299,834,100
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,086
121
46
7
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Total
Exposure
367,665,502
4,086
100%
23,734,938
121
100%
100%
754,371
100%
4,664,952
46
100%
4,367,076
7
100%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$ 367,665,502
$ 23,734,938
$
$
754,371
$
4,664,952
$
4,367,076
671
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
5
30
730
1
821,336
623
6
6
2
2
-
$
2,940,031
$ 17,089,295
$1,300,915,122
$
$ 34,624,674
$ 25,351,210
$
$
137,543
$
954,900
$
76,392
$
207,956
$
265,250
$
$
$
$
$
8,814,523
$
-
5
30
730
1
821,336
623
6
6
2
2
-
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
2,940,031
$ 17,089,295
$1,300,915,122
$
$ 34,624,674
$ 25,351,210
$
$
137,543
$
954,900
$
76,392
$
207,956
$
265,250
$
$
$
$
$
8,814,523
$
-
827,002
$1,792,563,734
827,002
100%
$1,792,563,734
*
Morgan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,890
239
4
55
11
11
34
760
1
2
951,936
1
79,829
8
7
2
3
1
-
Future
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$ 440,033,835
4,890
100%
$ 440,033,835
$ 46,845,272
239
100%
$ 46,845,272
$
3,413,237
4
100%
$
3,413,237
$
754,371
100%
$
754,371
$
5,641,337
55
100%
$
5,641,337
$
7,902,328
11
100%
$
7,902,328
$
5,880,062
11
100%
$
5,880,062
$ 19,530,623
34
100%
$ 19,530,623
$1,353,859,342
760
100%
$1,353,859,342
$
5,666,801
1
100%
$
5,666,801
$ 69,249,348
2
100%
$ 69,249,348
$ 29,382,273
951,936
100%
$ 29,382,273
$ 69,249,348
1
100%
$ 69,249,348
$ 17,629,576
79,829
100%
$ 17,629,576
$
1,273,200
8
100%
$
1,273,200
$
89,124
7
100%
$
89,124
$
207,956
2
100%
$
207,956
$
397,875
3
100%
$
397,875
$
3,639,230
1
100%
$
3,639,230
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$ 11,752,697
100%
$ 11,752,697
$
100%
$
-
1,037,794
$2,092,397,835
1,037,794
100%
$2,092,397,835
*
672
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
103
3
11,617
2
11,725
Future
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$ 11,514,721
103
100%
$ 11,514,721
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
100%
$
$
0%
$
$ 4,870,640
3
100%
$ 4,870,640
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
111,378
11,617
100%
$
111,378
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
257,000
2
100%
$
257,000
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$
0%
$
$ 16,753,739
11,725
100%
$ 16,753,739
*
City of Morehead
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
2,413
314
23
6
8
4
40
1
260,789
161,339
5
1
1
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Total
Exposure
270,250,490
2,413
100%
98,404,497
314
100%
100%
100%
5,649,623
23
100%
6,850,592
6
100%
7,397,762
8
100%
3,550,045
4
100%
63,318,322
40
100%
0%
33,547,752
1
100%
2,500,221
260,789
100%
0%
3,009,082
161,339
100%
771,000
5
100%
12,336
1
100%
100,744
1
100%
128,500
1
100%
7,052,080
1
100%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$ 270,250,490
$ 98,404,497
$
$
$
5,649,623
$
6,850,592
$
7,397,762
$
3,550,045
$ 63,318,322
$
$ 33,547,752
$
2,500,221
$
$
3,009,082
$
771,000
$
12,336
$
100,744
$
128,500
$
7,052,080
$
$
-
673
424,946
$
$
$
442,451
-
$ 502,985,498
-
0%
0%
0%
424,946
100%
$
$
$
442,451
-
$ 502,985,498
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
5,218
193
14
41
5
7
31
443
2
1
2,035,119
1
550,354
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
Future
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Exposure To
Total
Exposure
Hazard
$ 584,487,213
5,218
100%
$ 584,487,213
$ 60,655,887
193
100%
$ 60,655,887
$ 15,311,032
14
100%
$ 15,311,032
$
2,201,976
0%
$
2,201,976
$ 10,272,041
41
100%
$ 10,272,041
$
3,022,320
5
100%
$
3,022,320
$
6,473,042
7
100%
$
6,473,042
$ 26,625,333
31
100%
$ 26,625,333
$ 699,748,626
443
100%
$ 699,748,626
$ 10,981,096
2
100%
$ 10,981,096
$ 33,547,752
1
100%
$ 33,547,752
$ 19,510,961
2,035,119
100%
$ 19,510,961
$ 67,095,504
1
100%
$ 67,095,504
$ 10,264,454
550,354
100%
$ 10,264,454
$
2,467,200
16
100%
$
2,467,200
$
160,368
13
100%
$
160,368
$
503,720
5
100%
$
503,720
$
128,500
1
100%
$
128,500
$
0%
$
$
100,744
1
100%
$
100,744
$
0%
$
$
2,196,219
2
100%
$
2,196,219
$
8,406,573
0%
$
8,406,573
$
0%
$
-
2,591,470
$1,564,160,560
2,591,470
100%
$1,564,160,560
*
Rowan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
7,734
507
14
64
11
15
35
486
2
2
2,307,526
1
711,694
22
14
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Future # In
Future % In
Total
Exposure
866,252,424
7,734
100%
159,060,384
507
100%
15,311,032
14
100%
2,201,976
100%
15,921,664
64
100%
9,872,912
11
100%
13,870,804
15
100%
30,175,377
35
100%
767,937,588
486
100%
10,981,096
2
100%
67,095,504
2
100%
22,122,560
2,307,526
100%
67,095,504
1
100%
13,273,536
711,694
100%
3,238,200
22
100%
172,704
14
100%
Future
Exposure To
S T'strms/Hail
Hazard
$ 866,252,424
$ 159,060,384
$ 15,311,032
$
2,201,976
$ 15,921,664
$
9,872,912
$ 13,870,804
$ 30,175,377
$ 767,937,588
$ 10,981,096
$ 67,095,504
$ 22,122,560
$ 67,095,504
$ 13,273,536
$
3,238,200
$
172,704
674
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
6
4
1
1
2
3,028,142
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
604,464
514,000
7,052,080
100,744
2,196,219
8,849,024
-
$2,083,899,797
6
4
1
1
2
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
604,464
514,000
7,052,080
100,744
2,196,219
8,849,024
-
3,028,142
100%
$2,083,899,797
Severe Winterstorm Hazard Areas-Projections For Year 2010
City of Owingsville
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
796
87
1
10
3
6
9
1
335,406
1
53,115
2
1
-
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
796
87
1
10
3
6
9
1
335,406
1
53,115
2
1
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$ 230,249,974
389,438
100%
$ 230,249,974
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
174
30
1
8
1
1
2
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 15,403,216
$
5,937,529
$
1,451,810
$
$
526,180
$
650,328
$
605,614
$
1,666,504
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
389,438
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 70,638,950
$ 17,372,769
$ 1,451,810
$
$
676,517
$ 3,685,192
$ 3,028,070
$
$ 14,228,871
$
$ 36,093,204
$ 3,294,608
$ 72,186,408
$ 7,248,503
$
331,800
$
13,272
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
Future
Total
Exposure
70,638,950
17,372,769
1,451,810
676,517
3,685,192
3,028,070
14,228,871
36,093,204
3,294,608
72,186,408
7,248,503
331,800
13,272
-
*
City of Salt Lick
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
174
30
1
8
1
1
2
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,403,216
5,937,529
1,451,810
526,180
650,328
605,614
1,666,504
675
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
7
111,802
4,830
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
10,671,654
1,098,203
658,955
165,900
-
7
111,802
4,830
1
-
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
10,671,654
1,098,203
658,955
165,900
-
116,857
$
38,835,890
116,857
100%
$
38,835,890
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
170
14
12
1
4
111,802
1
19,314
1
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 15,108,887
$
2,858,810
$
$
$
826,853
$
650,328
$
$
$
7,114,436
$
$
$
1,098,203
$ 72,186,408
$
2,635,819
$
165,900
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
131,321
100%
$ 102,645,644
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 316,697,959
$
7,916,706
$
5,807,237
*
City of Sharpsburg
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
170
14
12
1
4
111,802
1
19,314
1
131,321
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
15,108,887
2,858,810
826,853
650,328
7,114,436
1,098,203
72,186,408
2,635,819
165,900
-
$ 102,645,644
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,570
40
4
Future
Total
Exposure
$ 316,697,959
$
7,916,706
$
5,807,237
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
3,570
40
4
676
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
32
2
1
36
406
1
1,677,028
19,314
10
10
1
9
1
1
-
$
3,092,376
$
2,179,886
$
1,300,656
$
605,615
$ 27,497,322
$ 652,749,455
$
5,907,146
$
$ 16,473,041
$
$
2,635,819
$
1,493,100
$
119,448
$
108,388
$
1,106,000
$
$
108,388
$
$
1,181,429
$
8,786,064
$
-
32
2
1
36
406
1
1,677,028
19,314
10
10
1
9
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
$
3,092,376
$
2,179,886
$
1,300,656
$
605,615
$ 27,497,322
$ 652,749,455
$
5,907,146
$
$ 16,473,041
$
$
2,635,819
$
1,493,100
$
119,448
$
108,388
$
1,106,000
$
$
108,388
$
$
1,181,429
$
8,786,064
$
-
1,700,467
$1,055,766,035
1,700,467
100%
$1,055,766,035
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 417,849,012
$ 34,085,814
$
8,710,856
$
3,092,376
$
4,209,436
$
6,286,504
$
4,239,298
$ 29,163,826
$ 684,764,416
$
5,907,146
$ 36,093,204
$ 21,964,054
$ 144,372,816
$ 13,179,096
$
2,156,700
$
132,720
$
108,388
$
1,106,000
$
$
108,388
$
$
1,181,429
$
8,786,064
$
-
100%
$1,427,497,544
*
Bath County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,710
171
7
62
8
8
39
426
1
1
2,236,038
2
96,573
14
11
1
9
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
417,849,012
34,085,814
8,710,856
3,092,376
4,209,436
6,286,504
4,239,298
29,163,826
684,764,416
5,907,146
36,093,204
21,964,054
144,372,816
13,179,096
2,156,700
132,720
108,388
1,106,000
108,388
1,181,429
8,786,064
-
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
4,710
171
7
62
8
8
39
426
1
1
2,236,038
2
96,573
14
11
1
9
1
1
-
2,338,083
$1,427,497,544
2,338,083
*
677
City of Frenchburg
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
309
52
6
1
3
3
11
16,598
1
31,569
1
48,555
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
30,858,026
9,291,076
1,204,618
1,520,176
2,216,000
1,097,167
14,914,098
310,993
72,316,944
4,977,289
13,296
559,728
-
$ 139,279,412
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
309
52
6
1
3
3
11
16,598
1
31,569
1
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 30,858,026
$ 9,291,076
$
$
$ 1,204,618
$ 1,520,176
$ 2,216,000
$ 1,097,167
$ 14,914,098
$
$
$
310,993
$ 72,316,944
$ 4,977,289
$
$
13,296
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
559,728
$
-
48,555
100%
$ 139,279,412
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
3,130
44
8
22
4
3
10
400
1
813,300
1
27,604
7
3
1
3
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 312,451,342
$
7,907,300
$
7,660,712
$
2,935,092
$
4,818,470
$
2,606,016
$
2,216,000
$
3,291,499
$ 538,398,942
$
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,238,679
$ 72,316,944
$
4,352,071
$
997,200
$
39,888
$
108,584
$
415,500
$
$
$
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,130
44
8
22
4
3
10
400
1
813,300
1
27,604
7
3
1
3
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
312,451,342
7,907,300
7,660,712
2,935,092
4,818,470
2,606,016
2,216,000
3,291,499
538,398,942
36,158,472
15,238,679
72,316,944
4,352,071
997,200
39,888
108,584
415,500
-
678
844,542
$
$
$
5,659,476
-
$1,017,572,187
844,542
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
5,659,476
-
100%
$1,017,572,187
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
3,439
96
8
28
6
7
13
411
1
829,898
2
59,173
7
4
1
3
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 343,309,368
$ 17,198,376
$
7,660,712
$
2,935,092
$
6,023,088
$
4,126,192
$
4,432,000
$
4,388,666
$ 553,313,040
$
$ 36,158,472
$ 15,549,672
$ 144,633,888
$
9,329,360
$
997,200
$
53,184
$
108,584
$
415,500
$
$
$
$
$
6,219,204
$
-
893,097
100%
$1,156,851,598
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
436
32
5
1
1
1
8
81,021
44,416
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 48,712,759
$ 9,262,936
$
$
$ 1,210,190
$
669,144
$
334,734
$
397,614
$ 14,671,370
$
$
$ 1,036,061
$
$ 1,034,761
$
$
-
*
Menifee County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,439
96
8
28
6
7
13
411
1
829,898
2
59,173
7
4
1
3
893,097
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
343,309,368
17,198,376
7,660,712
2,935,092
6,023,088
4,126,192
4,432,000
4,388,666
553,313,040
36,158,472
15,549,672
144,633,888
9,329,360
997,200
53,184
108,584
415,500
6,219,204
-
$1,156,851,598
*
City of Camargo
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
436
32
5
1
1
1
8
81,021
44,416
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
48,712,759
9,262,936
1,210,190
669,144
334,734
397,614
14,671,370
1,036,061
1,034,761
-
679
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
125,921
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
803,200
-
$ 78,132,770
-
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
803,200
-
125,921
100%
$ 78,132,770
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
840
40
1
11
3
24
383,250
37,355
1
1
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 93,864,272
$ 11,578,670
$
3,705,139
$
$
3,025,475
$
$
$
1,192,840
$ 44,014,110
$
$
$
4,900,831
$
$
870,255
$
170,700
$
$
$
142,250
$
$
$
$
$
803,200
$
-
421,527
100%
$ 164,267,743
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
3,150
457
2
16
6
3
9
43
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 352,054,616
$ 132,989,297
$
7,410,276
$
$
4,235,664
$
5,130,104
$
1,004,204
$
3,180,909
$ 79,644,579
$
$
-
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
840
40
1
11
3
24
383,250
37,355
1
1
421,527
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
93,864,272
11,578,670
3,705,139
3,025,475
1,192,840
44,014,110
4,900,831
870,255
170,700
142,250
803,200
-
$ 164,267,743
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,150
457
2
16
6
3
9
43
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
352,054,616
132,989,297
7,410,276
4,235,664
5,130,104
1,004,204
3,180,909
79,644,579
-
680
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
318,308
207,964
1
2
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,070,379
4,844,923
170,700
223,048
142,250
7,806,680
2,409,601
-
318,308
207,964
1
2
1
1
-
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
4,070,379
4,844,923
170,700
223,048
142,250
7,806,680
2,409,601
-
529,964
$ 605,317,232
529,964
100%
$ 605,317,232
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
4,637
132
24
57
3
11
58
351
2
1
787,787
3
227,463
15
5
3
9
1
1
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 518,288,496
$ 38,375,020
$ 77,807,905
$
4,630,522
$ 15,127,376
$
2,007,432
$
3,347,346
$ 20,278,293
$ 645,540,273
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
$ 10,073,876
$ 222,824,952
$
5,299,205
$
2,219,100
$
54,624
$
334,572
$
1,138,000
$
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
4,016,002
$
-
1,020,565
100%
$1,621,983,739
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
9,063
661
27
89
10
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$1,012,920,144
$ 192,205,924
$ 88,923,320
$
4,630,522
$ 23,598,706
$
7,806,680
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,637
132
24
57
3
11
58
351
2
1
787,787
3
227,463
15
5
3
9
1
1
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,020,565
$1,621,983,739
Future
Total
Exposure
518,288,496
38,375,020
77,807,905
4,630,522
15,127,376
2,007,432
3,347,346
20,278,293
645,540,273
12,156,116
37,137,492
10,073,876
222,824,952
5,299,205
2,219,100
54,624
334,572
1,138,000
111,524
1,215,612
4,016,002
-
*
Montgomery County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
9,063
661
27
89
10
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,012,920,144
$ 192,205,924
$ 88,923,320
$
4,630,522
$ 23,598,706
$
7,806,680
681
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
16
72
426
2
1
1,570,366
3
517,198
17
5
6
11
1
1
1
-
$
4,686,284
$ 25,049,656
$ 783,870,332
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
$ 20,081,148
$ 222,824,952
$ 12,049,144
$
2,560,500
$
54,624
$
557,620
$
1,422,500
$
7,806,680
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
8,032,004
$
-
16
72
426
2
1
1,570,366
3
517,198
17
5
6
11
1
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
4,686,284
$ 25,049,656
$ 783,870,332
$ 12,156,116
$ 37,137,492
$ 20,081,148
$ 222,824,952
$ 12,049,144
$
2,560,500
$
54,624
$
557,620
$
1,422,500
$
7,806,680
$
111,524
$
$
1,215,612
$
8,032,004
$
-
2,097,977
$2,469,701,484
2,097,977
100%
$2,469,701,484
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
804
118
4
10
3
5
4
30
1
1
130,600
1
79,206
2
1
1
1
210,792
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
72,368,333
23,110,334
3,413,237
976,385
3,535,252
2,940,031
2,441,328
52,944,220
5,666,801
34,624,674
4,031,063
69,249,348
17,492,033
318,300
12,732
132,625
3,639,230
2,938,174
-
$ 299,834,100
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
804
118
4
10
3
5
4
30
1
1
130,600
1
79,206
2
1
1
1
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 72,368,333
$ 23,110,334
$ 3,413,237
$
$
976,385
$ 3,535,252
$ 2,940,031
$ 2,441,328
$ 52,944,220
$ 5,666,801
$ 34,624,674
$ 4,031,063
$ 69,249,348
$ 17,492,033
$
318,300
$
12,732
$
$
132,625
$ 3,639,230
$
$
$
$ 2,938,174
$
-
210,792
100%
$ 299,834,100
*
682
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,086
121
46
7
5
30
730
1
821,336
623
6
6
2
2
-
Future
Total
Exposure
$ 367,665,502
$ 23,734,938
$
$
754,371
$
4,664,952
$
4,367,076
$
2,940,031
$ 17,089,295
$1,300,915,122
$
$ 34,624,674
$ 25,351,210
$
$
137,543
$
954,900
$
76,392
$
207,956
$
265,250
$
$
$
$
$
8,814,523
$
-
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
4,086
121
46
7
5
30
730
1
821,336
623
6
6
2
2
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 367,665,502
$ 23,734,938
$
$
754,371
$
4,664,952
$
4,367,076
$
2,940,031
$ 17,089,295
$1,300,915,122
$
$ 34,624,674
$ 25,351,210
$
$
137,543
$
954,900
$
76,392
$
207,956
$
265,250
$
$
$
$
$
8,814,523
$
-
827,002
$1,792,563,734
827,002
100%
$1,792,563,734
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
4,890
239
4
55
11
11
34
760
1
2
951,936
1
79,829
8
7
2
3
1
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 440,033,835
$ 46,845,272
$
3,413,237
$
754,371
$
5,641,337
$
7,902,328
$
5,880,062
$ 19,530,623
$1,353,859,342
$
5,666,801
$ 69,249,348
$ 29,382,273
$ 69,249,348
$ 17,629,576
$
1,273,200
$
89,124
$
207,956
$
397,875
$
3,639,230
$
$
-
*
Morgan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
4,890
239
4
55
11
11
34
760
1
2
951,936
1
79,829
8
7
2
3
1
-
Future
Total
Exposure
$ 440,033,835
$ 46,845,272
$
3,413,237
$
754,371
$
5,641,337
$
7,902,328
$
5,880,062
$ 19,530,623
$1,353,859,342
$
5,666,801
$ 69,249,348
$ 29,382,273
$ 69,249,348
$ 17,629,576
$
1,273,200
$
89,124
$
207,956
$
397,875
$
3,639,230
$
$
-
683
1,037,794
$
$
$
11,752,697
-
$2,092,397,835
-
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
11,752,697
-
1,037,794
100%
$2,092,397,835
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
103
3
11,617
2
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 11,514,721
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 4,870,640
$
$
$
111,378
$
$
$
$
$
$
257,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
-
11,725
100%
$ 16,753,739
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
2,413
314
23
6
8
4
40
1
260,789
161,339
5
1
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 270,250,490
$ 98,404,497
$
$
$
5,649,623
$
6,850,592
$
7,397,762
$
3,550,045
$ 63,318,322
$
$ 33,547,752
$
2,500,221
$
$
3,009,082
$
771,000
$
12,336
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
103
3
11,617
2
11,725
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
11,514,721
4,870,640
111,378
257,000
-
$ 16,753,739
*
City of Morehead
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
2,413
314
23
6
8
4
40
1
260,789
161,339
5
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
270,250,490
98,404,497
5,649,623
6,850,592
7,397,762
3,550,045
63,318,322
33,547,752
2,500,221
3,009,082
771,000
12,336
684
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1
1
424,946
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
100,744
128,500
7,052,080
442,451
-
$ 502,985,498
1
1
1
-
100%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
100,744
128,500
7,052,080
442,451
-
424,946
100%
$ 502,985,498
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
5,218
193
14
41
5
7
31
443
2
1
2,035,119
1
550,354
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
0%
100%
0%
100%
0%
0%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 584,487,213
$ 60,655,887
$ 15,311,032
$
2,201,976
$ 10,272,041
$
3,022,320
$
6,473,042
$ 26,625,333
$ 699,748,626
$ 10,981,096
$ 33,547,752
$ 19,510,961
$ 67,095,504
$ 10,264,454
$
2,467,200
$
160,368
$
503,720
$
128,500
$
$
100,744
$
$
2,196,219
$
8,406,573
$
-
2,591,470
100%
$1,564,160,560
Future # In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
7,734
507
14
64
11
15
35
486
2
2
Future % In
S W'storms
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure To
S W'storms
Hazard
$ 866,252,424
$ 159,060,384
$ 15,311,032
$
2,201,976
$ 15,921,664
$
9,872,912
$ 13,870,804
$ 30,175,377
$ 767,937,588
$ 10,981,096
$ 67,095,504
*
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
5,218
193
14
41
5
7
31
443
2
1
2,035,119
1
550,354
16
13
5
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,591,470
$1,564,160,560
Future
Total
Exposure
584,487,213
60,655,887
15,311,032
2,201,976
10,272,041
3,022,320
6,473,042
26,625,333
699,748,626
10,981,096
33,547,752
19,510,961
67,095,504
10,264,454
2,467,200
160,368
503,720
128,500
100,744
2,196,219
8,406,573
-
*
Rowan County
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Educational
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
7,734
507
14
64
11
15
35
486
2
2
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
866,252,424
159,060,384
15,311,032
2,201,976
15,921,664
9,872,912
13,870,804
30,175,377
767,937,588
10,981,096
67,095,504
685
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
2,307,526
1
711,694
22
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
22,122,560
67,095,504
13,273,536
3,238,200
172,704
604,464
514,000
7,052,080
100,744
2,196,219
8,849,024
-
2,307,526
1
711,694
22
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
22,122,560
67,095,504
13,273,536
3,238,200
172,704
604,464
514,000
7,052,080
100,744
2,196,219
8,849,024
-
3,028,142
$2,083,899,797
3,028,142
100%
$2,083,899,797
The following section of this Plan will chart by jurisdiction the future projections of combined Building
Structure and Critical Facility exposure amounts, per hazard, that each community could be faced
with in the event that the hazard, when it occurs, is at its worst.
City of Owingsville
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
389,438
389,438
389,438
389,438
389,438
389,438
389,438
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
230,249,974
230,249,974
230,249,974
230,249,974
230,249,974
230,249,974
230,249,974
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
10
0
0
389,438
389,438
389,438
389,438
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
0%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
116,852
116,857
116,857
116,857
116,857
116,857
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
100%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
1,613,780
230,249,974
230,249,974
230,249,974
230,249,974
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
33,500,064
38,835,890
38,835,890
38,835,890
38,835,890
38,835,890
*
City of Salt Lick
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
116,857
116,857
116,857
116,857
116,857
116,857
116,857
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
38,835,890
38,835,890
38,835,890
38,835,890
38,835,890
38,835,890
38,835,890
*
686
City of Sharpsburg
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
131,321
131,321
131,321
131,321
131,321
131,321
131,321
Future
Total
Exposure
$ 102,645,644
$ 102,645,644
$ 102,645,644
$ 102,645,644
$ 102,645,644
$ 102,645,644
$ 102,645,644
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
131,321
131,321
131,321
131,321
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
0%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$
$
-
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
244,352
653,901
43,940
1,700,467
1,700,467
1,700,467
1,700,467
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
14%
38%
3%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$ 192,557,925
$ 318,497,757
$ 86,782,288
$1,055,766,035
$1,055,766,035
$1,055,766,035
$1,055,766,035
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
361,214
778,805
43,940
2,338,083
2,338,083
2,338,083
2,338,083
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
15%
33%
2%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$ 227,671,769
$ 357,333,648
$ 86,782,288
$1,427,497,544
$1,427,497,544
$1,427,497,544
$1,427,497,544
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
24,184
48,555
48,555
48,555
48,555
48,555
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
50%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
102,645,644
102,645,644
102,645,644
102,645,644
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
1,700,467
1,700,467
1,700,467
1,700,467
1,700,467
1,700,467
1,700,467
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,055,766,035
$1,055,766,035
$1,055,766,035
$1,055,766,035
$1,055,766,035
$1,055,766,035
$1,055,766,035
*
Bath County
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
2,338,083
2,338,083
2,338,083
2,338,083
2,338,083
2,338,083
2,338,083
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,427,497,544
$1,427,497,544
$1,427,497,544
$1,427,497,544
$1,427,497,544
$1,427,497,544
$1,427,497,544
*
City of Frenchburg
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
48,555
48,555
48,555
48,555
48,555
48,555
48,555
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
139,279,412
139,279,412
139,279,412
139,279,412
139,279,412
139,279,412
139,279,412
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
19,260,738
139,279,412
139,279,412
139,279,412
139,279,412
139,279,412
*
687
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
844,542
844,542
844,542
844,542
844,542
844,542
844,542
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,017,572,187
$1,017,572,187
$1,017,572,187
$1,017,572,187
$1,017,572,187
$1,017,572,187
$1,017,572,187
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
56,613
844,542
36,902
844,542
844,542
844,542
844,542
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
7%
100%
4%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$ 193,600,055
$1,017,572,187
$ 61,531,146
$1,017,572,187
$1,017,572,187
$1,017,572,187
$1,017,572,187
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
80,798
893,097
36,902
893,097
893,097
893,097
893,097
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
9%
100%
4%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$ 212,860,793
$1,156,851,598
$ 61,531,146
$1,156,851,598
$1,156,851,598
$1,156,851,598
$1,156,851,598
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
2,596
125,921
125,921
125,921
125,921
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
2%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
41,427
78,132,771
78,132,771
78,132,771
78,132,771
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
12,631
421,527
34,600
421,527
421,527
421,527
421,527
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
3%
100%
8%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
4,081,765
164,267,743
7,493,169
164,267,743
164,267,743
164,267,743
164,267,743
*
Menifee County
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
893,097
893,097
893,097
893,097
893,097
893,097
893,097
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,156,851,598
$1,156,851,598
$1,156,851,598
$1,156,851,598
$1,156,851,598
$1,156,851,598
$1,156,851,598
*
City of Camargo
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
125,921
125,921
125,921
125,921
125,921
125,921
125,921
Future
Total
Exposure
$ 78,132,771
$ 78,132,771
$ 78,132,771
$ 78,132,771
$ 78,132,771
$ 78,132,771
$ 78,132,771
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
421,527
421,527
421,527
421,527
421,527
421,527
421,527
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
164,267,743
164,267,743
164,267,743
164,267,743
164,267,743
164,267,743
164,267,743
*
688
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
529,964
529,964
529,964
529,964
529,964
529,964
529,964
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
605,317,232
605,317,232
605,317,232
605,317,232
605,317,232
605,317,232
605,317,232
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
36,891
529,964
529,964
529,964
529,964
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
7%
0%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
16,946,695
605,317,232
605,317,232
605,317,232
605,317,232
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
130,009
375,427
26,166
1,020,565
1,020,565
1,020,565
1,020,565
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
13%
37%
3%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$ 33,179,537
$ 631,162,616
$ 21,278,275
$1,621,983,739
$1,621,983,739
$1,621,983,739
$1,621,983,739
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
182,126
796,954
60,766
2,097,977
2,097,977
2,097,977
2,097,977
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
9%
38%
3%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$ 54,249,423
$ 795,430,359
$ 28,771,444
$2,469,701,485
$2,469,701,485
$2,469,701,485
$2,469,701,485
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
48,776
210,792
1,895
210,792
210,792
210,792
210,792
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
23%
100%
1%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
16,625,603
299,834,100
989,916
299,834,100
299,834,100
299,834,100
299,834,100
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
1,020,565
1,020,565
1,020,565
1,020,565
1,020,565
1,020,565
1,020,565
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,621,983,739
$1,621,983,739
$1,621,983,739
$1,621,983,739
$1,621,983,739
$1,621,983,739
$1,621,983,739
*
Montgomery County
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
2,097,977
2,097,977
2,097,977
2,097,977
2,097,977
2,097,977
2,097,977
Future
Total
Exposure
$2,469,701,485
$2,469,701,485
$2,469,701,485
$2,469,701,485
$2,469,701,485
$2,469,701,485
$2,469,701,485
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
210,792
210,792
210,792
210,792
210,792
210,792
210,792
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
299,834,100
299,834,100
299,834,100
299,834,100
299,834,100
299,834,100
299,834,100
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
*
689
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
827,002
827,002
827,002
827,002
827,002
827,002
827,002
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,792,563,734
$1,792,563,734
$1,792,563,734
$1,792,563,734
$1,792,563,734
$1,792,563,734
$1,792,563,734
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
147,829
827,002
274,979
827,002
827,002
827,002
827,002
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
18%
100%
33%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$ 421,114,153
$1,792,563,734
$ 359,256,236
$1,792,563,734
$1,792,563,734
$1,792,563,734
$1,792,563,734
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
196,605
1,037,794
276,874
1,037,794
1,037,794
1,037,794
1,037,794
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
19%
100%
27%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$ 437,739,756
$2,092,397,835
$ 360,246,152
$2,092,397,835
$2,092,397,835
$2,092,397,835
$2,092,397,835
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
11,725
11,725
11,725
11,725
11,725
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
0%
100%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
16,753,739
16,753,739
16,753,739
16,753,739
16,753,739
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
68,408
424,946
6,745
424,946
424,946
424,946
424,946
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
16%
100%
2%
100%
100%
100%
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
27,528,132
502,985,498
1,714,148
502,985,498
502,985,498
502,985,498
502,985,498
*
Morgan County
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
1,037,794
1,037,794
1,037,794
1,037,794
1,037,794
1,037,794
1,037,794
Future
Total
Exposure
$2,092,397,835
$2,092,397,835
$2,092,397,835
$2,092,397,835
$2,092,397,835
$2,092,397,835
$2,092,397,835
*
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
11,725
11,725
11,725
11,725
11,725
11,725
11,725
Future
Total
Exposure
$ 16,753,739
$ 16,753,739
$ 16,753,739
$ 16,753,739
$ 16,753,739
$ 16,753,739
$ 16,753,739
*
City of Morehead
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
424,946
424,946
424,946
424,946
424,946
424,946
424,946
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Future
Total
Exposure
502,985,498
502,985,498
502,985,498
502,985,498
502,985,498
502,985,498
502,985,498
*
690
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
2,591,470
2,591,470
2,591,470
2,591,470
2,591,470
2,591,470
2,591,470
Future
Total
Exposure
$1,564,160,560
$1,564,160,560
$1,564,160,560
$1,564,160,560
$1,564,160,560
$1,564,160,560
$1,564,160,560
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
466,751
2,591,470
190,362
2,591,470
2,591,470
2,591,470
2,591,470
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
18%
100%
7%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$ 521,408,915
$1,564,160,560
$ 745,715,790
$1,564,160,560
$1,564,160,560
$1,564,160,560
$1,564,160,560
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
535,159
3,028,142
197,107
3,028,142
3,028,142
3,028,142
3,028,142
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
18%
100%
7%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$ 548,937,047
$2,083,899,797
$ 747,429,938
$2,083,899,797
$2,083,899,797
$2,083,899,797
$2,083,899,797
Future #
Located In
Hazard
Area
1,355,902
6,534,792
615,589
9,395,093
9,395,093
9,395,093
9,395,093
Future%
Located In
Hazard
Area
14%
70%
7%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Future
Exposure
To
Hazard
$1,481,458,788
$6,485,913,237
$1,284,760,968
$9,230,348,259
$9,230,348,259
$9,230,348,259
$9,230,348,259
*
Rowan County
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
3,028,142
3,028,142
3,028,142
3,028,142
3,028,142
3,028,142
3,028,142
Future
Total
Exposure
$2,083,899,797
$2,083,899,797
$2,083,899,797
$2,083,899,797
$2,083,899,797
$2,083,899,797
$2,083,899,797
*
Gateway Region
Hazard
Flood
Landslide
Wildfire
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
S. T'storms/Hail
S. Winter Storms
Future
Bldgs. &
Critical
Facilities
9,395,093
9,395,093
9,395,093
9,395,093
9,395,093
9,395,093
9,395,093
Future
Total
Exposure
$9,230,348,259
$9,230,348,259
$9,230,348,259
$9,230,348,259
$9,230,348,259
$9,230,348,259
$9,230,348,259
In summary, the County Mitigation Committee Members and the Gateway ADD Staff, along with
assistance from the locally elected Mayors, County Judge-Executives and Emergency Management
Directors, have identified the location, types and numbers of existing and future building structures
and critical facilities, and their replacement values that are in Natural Hazard areas within the fivecounty Gateway Region. These have been identified on a jurisdictional, county and region level.
Future updates of this plan will include the actual growth rates of each community as well as
information that will allow a more defined assessment of the city jurisdictions as well.
This information was used to determine mitigation strategies and actions that will reduce the potential
losses as described in this vulnerability assessment.
691
3.3.4
Assessing Vulnerability: Estimating Potential Dollar Losses
No maps were, or could be, created that identified Building Structures located in each Natural Hazard
Area. In the area of Critical Facilities, HAZUS-MH could provide us with the maps necessary to
identify most of the Critical Facilities and their locations within each County.
The County Mitigation Committees found that the best means to evaluate the dollars associated with
each Building Structure was to use the same methodology found in Section 3.33 Assessing
Vulnerability: Identifying Assets. The following charts reflect the methodology used in determining the
Average Replacement Cost for the Gateway Region Building Stock.
The County data in the charts below include both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that
County. The Total Exposure figures below were provided from HAZUS-MH.
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Region
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Residential Value Per
Exposure
Structures Structure
377,802,000
4,259
$ 88,707
309,846,000
3,104
$ 99,822
890,088,000
7,964
$ 111,764
414,735,000
4,609
$ 89,984
842,658,000
7,523
$ 112,011
2,835,129,000
27,459
$ 103,250
Source: FEMA, HAZUS-MH, US Census Bureau
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Region
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Commercial Value Per
Exposure
Structures Structure
30,819,000
155
$ 198,832
15,522,000
87
$ 178,414
168,898,000
581
$ 290,702
44,152,000
225
$ 196,231
154,728,000
493
$ 313,850
414,119,000
1,541
$ 268,734
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Region
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,806,000
5,436,000
20,737,000
5,317,000
15,488,000
50,784,000
Religious
Structures
56
25
78
52
62
273
Value Per
Structure
$ 67,964
$ 217,440
$ 265,859
$ 102,250
$ 249,806
$ 186,022
692
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Region
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
7,876,000
6,914,000
78,140,000
3,217,000
14,894,000
111,041,000
Industrial
Structures
6
7
24
4
14
55
Value Per
Structure
$ 1,312,667
$ 987,714
$ 3,255,833
$ 804,250
$ 1,063,857
$ 2,018,927
County
Bath
Menifee
Montgomery
Morgan
Rowan
Region
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Educational Value Per
Exposure
Structures
Structure
3,833,000
7
$ 547,571
4,000,000
6
$ 666,667
4,118,000
14
$ 294,143
5,542,000
10
$ 554,200
13,493,000
15
$ 899,533
30,986,000
52
$ 595,885
The charts above were constructed using Total Exposure Amounts per County provided from FEMA
and HAZUS-MH. The Gateway ADD Staff, with a lot of input from the County Mitigation Committee,
locally elected officials and Emergency Management Directors performed the research that provided
the final structure numbers per category. By dividing the two columns, you get the average value per
structure.
In the area of Critical Facilities, HAZUS-MH and FEMA provided a specific dollar amount per
structure rather than on a countywide basis as shown above. The chart below again outlines the
Replacement Value of the Critical Facilities that are located within the Gateway Region.
Critical Facility
Government Building:
* Police Station
* Fire Station
Airports
Water Treatment Plants
Wastewater Treatment Plants
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Communication Towers
Natural Gas facilities
Dams/Levees
Health Care Facilities:
* Hospital-Small
* Hospital-Large
Value
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,372,000
588,000
5,341,000
32,634,000
65,268,000
150,000
12,000
98,000
1,068,200
125,000
$
$
3,430,000
6,860,000
During this process of estimating potential dollar losses, County Mitigation Committee Members and
the Gateway ADD Staff reviewed the HAZUS Data as used in the Identification of Assets section and
built dollar estimates for this section of the Plan. For the Natural Hazards of Earthquakes, Tornadoes,
693
Severe Thunderstorms/Hail and Severe Winter Storms, the potential dollar loss is easy to calculate
since these Natural Hazards can occur anywhere and often affect the entire County.
For the Natural Hazards of Flooding, Landslides and Wildfires, which occur most often in certain
areas of each County, the Gateway ADD Staff reviewed the maps included within the Section 3.3.3
Assessing Vulnerability; Identifying Assets and with the help of the County Emergency Management
Directors, their designees, the locally elected officials and the County Mitigation Committees,
estimated the number of structures within the hazard areas. In the future, Gateway staff and the
Regional Mitigation Committee hope to include new GIS information and loss estimations in the
maintenance of this Plan.
Flooding HazardBuilding Stock Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Bath County
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
1,390
33%
33
21%
1
17%
0%
9
16%
1
14%
Educational
7
4,490
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
1
1,435
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Menifee Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
776
15
1
8
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
25%
17%
14%
0%
32%
0%
Educational
6
3,234
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
6
806
100%
25%
14%
32%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 123,302,367
$ 6,561,465
$ 1,312,667
$
$
611,679
$
588,000
$
547,571
$ 132,923,748
*
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
77,461,500
2,676,207
987,714
1,739,520
-
$ 4,000,000
$ 86,864,941
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
168,898,000
78,140,000
4,069,000
20,737,000
6,860,000
$
4,118,001
$1,172,910,001
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
80
20
1
2
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
1%
3%
4%
0%
3%
0%
103
0%
1%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
8,941,115
5,814,045
3,255,833
531,718
-
$
$ 18,542,711
*
694
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Educational
10
4,910
$
$
$
$
$
$
Morgan Co.
Total
Exposure
414,735,000
44,152,000
3,217,000
711,000
5,317,000
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
1,366
4
-
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
30%
2%
0%
0%
0%
0%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 122,917,772
$
784,924
$
$
$
$
-
1
1,371
10%
28%
$
554,200
$ 124,256,896
# Located
In Flood
Hazard Area
2,257
39
3
Percent
In Flood
Hazard Area
30%
8%
0%
0%
0%
27%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 252,808,601
$ 12,240,146
$
$
$
$ 1,764,000
1
2,300
7%
28%
$
899,533
$ 267,712,280
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Educational
15
8,118
Rowan Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
The County data in the charts above include both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that
County. The Total Exposure (Property Value) figures were provided from HAZUS-MH. Sources:
HAZUS-MH, 2000 US Census Statistics, Gateway ADD GIS Database and County Mitigation
Committee Input. The Identification of Assets Section of this Plan breaks down the exposure on a per
jurisdiction basis.
Landslide HazardBuilding Stock Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Bath County
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
Educational
7
4,490
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
# Located
Percent
950
22%
27
17%
2
33%
0%
10
18%
2
29%
1
992
14%
22%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 84,271,402
$ 5,368,471
$ 2,625,334
$
$
679,643
$ 1,176,000
$
547,571
$ 94,668,420
*
695
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Menifee Co.
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
# Located
In Landslide
Hazard Area
3,104
87
7
25
5
Percent
In Landslide
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
Educational
6
3,234
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
6
3,234
100%
100%
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
3,026
38%
168,898,000
35
6%
78,140,000
1
4%
4,069,000
0%
20,737,000
10
13%
6,860,000
0%
$
4,118,001
$1,172,910,001
1
3,073
7%
35%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 338,197,675
$ 10,174,578
$ 3,255,834
$
$ 2,658,590
$
$
294,143
$ 354,580,820
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Educational
10
4,910
Morgan Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
4,609
100%
$ 44,152,000
225
100%
$
3,217,000
4
100%
$
711,000
100%
$
5,317,000
52
100%
$
7,448,000
10
100%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
10
4,910
100%
100%
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Educational
15
8,118
Rowan Co.
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Total
In Landslide In Landslide In Landslide
Exposure
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
7,523
100%
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
493
100%
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
100%
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
62
100%
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
11
100%
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
15
8,118
100%
100%
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
*
696
jurisdiction basis.
Tornado HazardBuilding Stock Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Educational
7
4,490
Bath County
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
4,259
100%
$ 30,819,000
155
100%
$
7,876,000
6
100%
$
2,796,000
100%
$
3,806,000
56
100%
$
5,684,000
7
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
7
4,490
100%
100%
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Educational
6
3,234
Menifee Co.
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Total
In Tornado
In Tornado
In Tornado
Exposure
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
3,104
100%
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
87
100%
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
7
100%
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
100%
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
25
100%
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
5
100%
$
3,724,000
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
6
3,234
100%
100%
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
7,964
100%
168,898,000
581
100%
78,140,000
24
100%
4,069,000
100%
20,737,000
78
100%
6,860,000
9
100%
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
14
8,670
100%
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 890,088,000
$ 168,898,000
$ 78,140,000
$
4,069,000
$ 20,737,000
$
6,860,000
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
*
697
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Educational
10
4,910
Morgan Co.
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Total
In Tornado
In Tornado
To Tornado
Exposure
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
4,609
100%
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
225
100%
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
4
100%
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
100%
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
52
100%
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
10
100%
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
10
4,910
100%
100%
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Educational
15
8,118
Rowan Co.
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Total
In Tornado
In Tornado
In Tornado
Exposure
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
7,523
100%
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
493
100%
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
100%
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
62
100%
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
11
100%
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
15
8,118
100%
100%
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
jurisdiction basis.
Severe Thunderstorms/Hail Hazard
Building Stock Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Educational
7
4,490
Bath County
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
4,259
100%
$ 30,819,000
155
100%
$
7,876,000
6
100%
$
2,796,000
100%
$
3,806,000
56
100%
$
5,684,000
7
100%
Exposure
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
7
4,490
100%
100%
*
698
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Educational
6
3,234
Menifee Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
3,104
100%
$ 15,522,000
87
100%
$
6,914,000
7
100%
$
2,649,000
100%
$
5,436,000
25
100%
$
3,724,000
5
100%
Exposure
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
6
3,234
100%
100%
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
7,964
100%
168,898,000
581
100%
78,140,000
24
100%
4,069,000
100%
20,737,000
78
100%
6,860,000
9
100%
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
14
8,670
100%
100%
Exposure
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 890,088,000
$ 168,898,000
$ 78,140,000
$
4,069,000
$ 20,737,000
$
6,860,000
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Educational
10
4,910
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Educational
15
8,118
Morgan Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
4,609
100%
$ 44,152,000
225
100%
$
3,217,000
4
100%
$
711,000
100%
$
5,317,000
52
100%
$
7,448,000
10
100%
Exposure
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
10
4,910
100%
100%
*
Rowan Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 842,658,000
7,523
100%
$ 154,728,000
493
100%
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$
2,142,000
100%
$ 15,488,000
62
100%
$
9,604,000
11
100%
Exposure
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
15
8,118
100%
100%
699
jurisdiction basis.
Severe Winter Storms HazardBuilding Stock Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Educational
7
4,490
Bath County
# Located
Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
4,259
100%
$ 30,819,000
155
100%
$
7,876,000
6
100%
$
2,796,000
100%
$
3,806,000
56
100%
$
5,684,000
7
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
7
4,490
100%
100%
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Educational
6
3,234
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
Menifee Co.
# Located
Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
3,104
100%
$ 15,522,000
87
100%
$
6,914,000
7
100%
$
2,649,000
100%
$
5,436,000
25
100%
$
3,724,000
5
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
6
3,234
100%
100%
*
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
# Located
Percent In
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
7,964
100%
168,898,000
581
100%
78,140,000
24
100%
4,069,000
100%
20,737,000
78
100%
6,860,000
9
100%
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
14
8,670
100%
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 890,088,000
$ 168,898,000
$ 78,140,000
$
4,069,000
$ 20,737,000
$
6,860,000
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
*
700
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Educational
10
4,910
Morgan Co.
# Located
Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
4,609
100%
$ 44,152,000
225
100%
$
3,217,000
4
100%
$
711,000
100%
$
5,317,000
52
100%
$
7,448,000
10
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
10
4,910
100%
100%
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Educational
15
8,118
Rowan Co.
# Located
Percent In
Total
Exposure
$ 842,658,000
7,523
100%
$ 154,728,000
493
100%
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$
2,142,000
100%
$ 15,488,000
62
100%
$
9,604,000
11
100%
Exposure To
Severe W'strm
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
15
8,118
100%
100%
jurisdiction basis.
Earthquake HazardBuilding Stock Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Educational
7
4,490
Bath County
# Located
Total
Earthquake
Exposure
Hazard Area
$ 377,802,000
4,259
$ 30,819,000
155
$
7,876,000
6
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
56
$
5,684,000
7
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
7
4,490
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 377,802,000
$ 30,819,000
$
7,876,000
$
2,796,000
$
3,806,000
$
5,684,000
100%
100%
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
*
701
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Educational
6
3,234
Menifee Co.
# Located
Percent In
Exposure To
Total
Earthquake
Exposure
Hazard
$ 309,846,000
3,104
100%
$ 309,846,000
$ 15,522,000
87
100%
$ 15,522,000
$
6,914,000
7
100%
$
6,914,000
$
2,649,000
100%
$
2,649,000
$
5,436,000
25
100%
$
5,436,000
$
3,724,000
5
100%
$
3,724,000
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
6
3,234
100%
100%
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
Percent In
Earthquake
Hazard Area
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Exposure To
Earthquake
Hazard
$ 890,088,000
$ 168,898,000
$ 78,140,000
$
4,069,000
$ 20,737,000
$
6,860,000
100%
100%
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
*
Montgomery County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
# Located
Total
Earthquake
Exposure
Hazard Area
890,088,000
7,964
168,898,000
581
78,140,000
24
4,069,000
20,737,000
78
6,860,000
9
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
14
8,670
*
Morgan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Educational
10
4,910
Rowan County
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Educational
15
8,118
Morgan Co.
# Located
Percent In
Exposure To
Total
Earthquake
Exposure
Hazard
$ 414,735,000
4,609
100%
$ 414,735,000
$ 44,152,000
225
100%
$ 44,152,000
$
3,217,000
4
100%
$
3,217,000
$
711,000
100%
$
711,000
$
5,317,000
52
100%
$
5,317,000
$
7,448,000
10
100%
$
7,448,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
10
4,910
100%
100%
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
*
Rowan Co.
# Located
Percent In
Exposure To
Total
Earthquake
Exposure
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
7,523
100%
$ 842,658,000
$ 154,728,000
493
100%
$ 154,728,000
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
100%
$
2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
62
100%
$ 15,488,000
$
9,604,000
11
100%
$
9,604,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
15
8,118
100%
100%
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
702
jurisdiction basis.
Wildfire HazardBuilding Stock Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Bath County
Identified
Structures
4,259
155
6
56
7
Educational
7
4,490
Bath County
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 377,802,000
639
15%
$ 30,819,000
16
10%
$
7,876,000
0%
$
2,796,000
0%
$
3,806,000
6
11%
$
5,684,000
1
14%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
56,683,606
3,181,316
407,786
588,000
$
3,833,000
$ 432,616,000
$
$
60,860,708
662
0%
15%
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Menifee Co.
Identified
Structures
3,104
87
7
25
5
Educational
6
3,234
Menifee Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
$ 309,846,000
301
10%
$ 15,522,000
40
46%
$
6,914,000
4
57%
$
2,649,000
0%
$
5,436,000
6
24%
$
3,724,000
0%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 30,046,278
$ 7,136,552
$ 3,950,857
$
$ 1,304,640
$
-
$
4,000,000
$ 348,091,000
$ 2,000,000
$ 44,438,327
3
354
50%
11%
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Mont. Co.
Identified
Structures
7,964
581
24
78
9
Educational
14
8,670
$
$
$
$
$
$
Mont. Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
890,088,000
80
1%
168,898,000
6
1%
78,140,000
0%
4,069,000
0%
20,737,000
1
1%
6,860,000
0%
$
4,118,000
$1,172,910,000
87
0%
1%
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
8,941,115
1,744,213
265,859
-
$
$
10,951,187
*
703
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Morgan Co.
Identified
Structures
4,609
225
4
52
10
Educational
10
4,910
Morgan Co.
# Located
Percent
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
Exposure
$ 414,735,000
1,521
33%
$ 44,152,000
74
33%
$
3,217,000
0%
$
711,000
0%
$
5,317,000
17
33%
$
7,448,000
3
30%
Exposure
To Wildfire
Hazard
$ 136,865,250
$ 14,521,102
$
$
$ 1,738,250
$ 1,764,000
$
5,542,000
$ 481,122,000
$ 1,662,600
$ 156,551,202
3
1,618
30%
33%
*
Class of Property
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Religious
Governmental
Rowan Co.
Identified
Structures
7,523
493
14
62
11
Educational
15
8,118
Rowan Co.
# Located
Percent
Exposure
Total
In Wildfire
In Wildfire
To Wildfire
Exposure
Hazard
$ 842,658,000
5,076
67%
$ 568,567,328
$ 154,728,000
188
38%
$ 59,003,781
$ 14,894,000
14
100%
$ 14,894,000
$
2,142,000
0%
$ 2,142,000
$ 15,488,000
40
65%
$ 9,992,258
$
9,604,000
5
45%
$ 2,940,000
$ 13,493,000
$1,053,007,000
7
5,330
47%
66%
$ 6,296,733
$ 663,836,100
jurisdiction basis.
The charts above summarize by Property Class and by County the financial vulnerability of the
Building Stock for each type of Natural Hazard. The County Mitigation Committee Members also
evaluated and expanded on the identification of Critical Facilities and determined potential dollar
losses for each of the Critical Facilities as identified in the identification process of vulnerable assets.
The following charts summarize the financial vulnerability of Critical Facilities by County jurisdiction.
HAZUS-MH and 2000 Census data would only allow the County Mitigation Committees to determine
dollar losses on a countywide basis. Future updates of this plan may include information and analysis
by city jurisdiction.
704
Flood Hazard AreasCritical Facilities Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Bath County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
$ 26,368,740
21
60%
$ 619,136,000
39
10%
$
5,341,000
0%
$ 32,634,000
0%
$ 19,859,000
303,259
15%
$ 130,536,000
0%
$ 11,916,000
21,830
25%
$
1,950,000
2
15%
$
120,000
4
40%
$
98,000
0%
$
1,000,000
5
63%
$
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
0%
$
7,944,000
5%
$
2,109,509 $ 858,068,940
325,160
0%
15%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
1,650,984
63,843,375
2,929,202
2,979,000
450,000
48,000
630,000
397,200
$
$ 72,927,761
*
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
12
371
1
749,005
2
53,405
6
4
1
3
-
Total
Exposure
3,960,890
499,380,000
32,634,000
14,034,000
130,536,000
8,420,000
900,000
48,000
98,000
375,000
5,613,000
802,810
695,998,890
Menifee County
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
3
25%
74
20%
0%
0%
48,279
6%
0%
23,760
44%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
72,116
0%
9%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
990,222
99,606,792
904,598
3,746,076
-
$
$ 105,247,688
*
705
Identified
Critical
Facilities
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
Montgomery County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
In Flood
In Flood
Exposure
22,012,000
32
51%
688,814,000
8
2%
10,682,000
0%
32,634,000
1
100%
17,646,000
68,997
5%
195,804,000
0%
10,588,000
90,896
20%
2,250,000
0%
48,000
0%
490,000
0%
1,250,000
3
30%
6,860,000
0%
98,000
0%
0%
1,068,200
0%
7,058,000
0%
$
1,834,895 $ 997,302,200
159,937
0%
9%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
11,180,697
14,549,814
32,634
881,330
2,108,661
375,000
-
$
$ 29,128,136
*
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
32
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
Total
Exposure
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
973,218
$
$1,490,977,750
Morgan County
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
30
94%
143
20%
0%
0%
146,130
16%
0%
37,620
50%
3
38%
4
57%
0%
1
33%
0%
0%
0%
0%
25%
183,931
0%
19%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 17,257,265
$ 254,847,969
$
$
$ 4,510,434
$
$ 8,308,000
$
450,000
$
48,000
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$ 2,769,250
$
$ 288,315,918
*
706
Rowan County
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
34
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
$
2,937,545 $ 974,132,880
# Located
Percent
In Flood
In Flood
13
38%
95
20%
0%
1
50%
448,935
20%
1
100%
69,231
10%
0%
6
43%
0%
1
25%
0%
0%
0%
0%
19%
518,283
0%
18%
Exposure
To Flood
Hazard
$ 11,223,389
$ 149,720,065
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 4,304,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 1,291,200
$
$
72,000
$
$
125,000
$
$
$
$
$ 1,635,520
$
$ 266,273,174
jurisdiction basis. Note: Transportation includes Port Facilities and Airports. -WTP & WWTP Pipeline
#’s Are In Linear Feet
707
Landslide Hazard AreasCritical Facilities Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Identified
Bath County
Critical
Facilities
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 26,368,740
10
29%
$ 619,136,000
127
33%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 32,634,000
0%
$ 19,859,000
673,911
33%
$ 130,536,000
0%
$ 11,916,000
29,106
33%
$
1,950,000
6
46%
$
120,000
5
50%
$
98,000
0%
$
1,000,000
6
75%
$
0%
$
98,000
0%
$
0%
$
1,068,200
0%
$
7,944,000
0%
$
2,109,509 $ 858,068,940
703,172
0%
33%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 7,533,926
$ 204,234,473
$ 5,341,000
$
$ 6,619,662
$
$ 2,979,000
$
900,000
$
60,000
$
$
750,000
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 228,418,061
*
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
12
371
1
749,005
2
53,405
6
4
1
3
-
802,810
Menifee County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
3,960,890
12
100%
499,380,000
371
100%
0%
32,634,000
1
100%
14,034,000
749,005
100%
130,536,000
2
100%
8,420,000
53,405
100%
900,000
6
100%
48,000
4
100%
98,000
1
100%
375,000
3
100%
0%
0%
0%
0%
5,613,000
0%
$
$ 695,998,890
802,810
0%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$
3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$
8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,613,000
$
$ 695,998,890
*
708
Montgomery County
Identified
Critical
Facilities
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
1,834,895
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
22,012,000
13
21%
688,814,000
142
38%
10,682,000
0%
32,634,000
0%
17,646,000
524,375
38%
195,804,000
1
33%
10,588,000
172,702
38%
2,250,000
2
13%
48,000
0%
490,000
0%
1,250,000
2
20%
6,860,000
0%
98,000
0%
0%
1,068,200
1
100%
7,058,000
0%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 4,542,158
$ 261,528,310
$
$
$ 6,705,476
$ 65,268,000
$ 4,023,431
$
300,000
$
$
$
250,000
$
$
$
$ 1,068,200
$
705,800
997,302,200
$
$ 344,391,375
697,238
0%
38%
*
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
32
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
973,218
Morgan County
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 18,407,750
32
100%
$1,276,022,000
716
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
2
100%
$ 27,693,000
897,206
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 16,616,000
75,239
100%
$
1,200,000
8
100%
$
84,000
7
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
3,430,000
1
100%
$
0%
$
0%
$
0%
$ 11,077,000
0%
Exposure
In Landslide
Hazard
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
$
$1,490,977,750
$
$1,490,977,750
973,218
0%
100%
*
709
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
34
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,937,545
$
$ 974,132,880
Rowan County
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
29,353,480
34
100%
747,021,000
473
100%
10,682,000
2
100%
65,268,000
2
100%
21,520,000
2,244,675
100%
65,268,000
1
100%
12,912,000
692,309
100%
3,150,000
21
100%
168,000
14
100%
588,000
6
100%
500,000
4
100%
6,860,000
1
100%
98,000
1
100%
100%
2,136,400
2
100%
8,608,000
100%
2,937,545
100%
100%
Exposure
To Landslide
Hazard
$ 29,353,480
$ 747,021,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 21,520,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 12,912,000
$
3,150,000
$
168,000
$
588,000
$
500,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,608,000
$
$ 974,132,880
Bath County is partially included in the Landslide Risk Area. The southern and eastern part of this
County is located in the Low and Moderate Risk Area. Everything from south of Owingsville to
Sharpsburg, traveling north and west is not located in the Landslide Risk Area. Menifee County is
entirely included within the Landslide Risk Area. A wide part of this County, traveling north to south,
for the entire length of the County, is located in the High Risk Area. The NE, NW and the SE and SW
parts of Menifee County are located in the Low Risk Area.
In Montgomery County, a part of the southeastern area of the County is located in the Landslide Risk
Area, and it is in the Low Risk Area. All of Morgan County is located within the Landslide Risk Area.
Approximately 75% of the County is in the High Risk Area and the remaining 25% is located in the
Low Risk Area. Rowan County is also completely within the Landslide Risk Area. Approximately 55%
of the County is in the High Risk Area, 35% is in the Moderate Risk Area and the remainder is in the
Low Risk Area.
Data Limitations: The exact locations of Commercial Towers, Oil and Gas Pipelines are not exactly
known. The percentages or feet believed to be in any of the hazard areas that do not occur
countywide (Flood, Landslide) is an educated guess from the Local Officials.
Note: Transportation includes Port Facilities and Airports. The County data in the charts above
include both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of that County. The Replacement Value
figures below were provided from HAZUS-MH. The Identification of Assets Section of this Plan breaks
down the exposure on a per jurisdiction basis.
710
Tornado Hazard AreasCritical Facilities Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Identified
Critical
Facilities
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
Bath County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
26,368,740
35
100%
619,136,000
385
100%
5,341,000
1
100%
32,634,000
1
100%
19,859,000
2,021,734
100%
130,536,000
2
100%
11,916,000
87,317
100%
1,950,000
13
100%
120,000
10
100%
98,000
1
100%
1,000,000
8
100%
100%
98,000
1
100%
100%
1,068,200
1
100%
7,944,000
100%
$
2,109,509 $ 858,068,940
2,109,509
100%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 26,368,740
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 858,068,940
*
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
12
371
1
749,005
2
53,405
6
4
1
3
-
802,810
Menifee County
# Located
Percent
Total
In Tornado
In Tornado
Exposure
$
3,960,890
12
100%
$ 499,380,000
371
100%
$
100%
$ 32,634,000
1
100%
$ 14,034,000
749,005
100%
$ 130,536,000
2
100%
$
8,420,000
53,405
100%
$
900,000
6
100%
$
48,000
4
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
5,613,000
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ 695,998,890
$
$ 695,998,890
802,810
100%
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
3,960,890
499,380,000
32,634,000
14,034,000
130,536,000
8,420,000
900,000
48,000
98,000
375,000
5,613,000
*
711
Identified
Montgomery County
Critical
Facilities
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
22,012,000
688,814,000
10,682,000
32,634,000
17,646,000
195,804,000
10,588,000
2,250,000
48,000
490,000
1,250,000
6,860,000
98,000
1,068,200
7,058,000
$
1,834,895 $ 997,302,200
# Located
Percent
63
100%
374
100%
2
100%
1
100%
1,379,935
100%
3
100%
454,480
100%
15
100%
4
100%
5
100%
10
100%
1
100%
1
100%
100%
1
100%
100%
1,834,895
100%
100%
Exposure
To Tornado
Hazard
$ 22,012,000
$ 688,814,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 17,646,000
$ 195,804,000
$ 10,588,000
$
2,250,000
$
48,000
$
490,000
$
1,250,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,058,000
$
$ 997,302,200
*
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
32
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
973,218
Morgan County
# Located
Percent
Total
In Tornado
In Tornado
Exposure
$ 18,407,750
32
100%
$1,276,022,000
716
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
2
100%
$ 27,693,000
897,206
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 16,616,000
75,239
100%
$
1,200,000
8
100%
$
84,000
7
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
3,430,000
1
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$ 11,077,000
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
$
$1,490,977,750
$
$1,490,977,750
973,218
100%
100%
*
712
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
34
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
# Located
Percent
Total
In Tornado
In Tornado
Exposure
$ 29,353,480
34
100%
$ 747,021,000
473
100%
$ 10,682,000
2
100%
$ 65,268,000
2
100%
$ 21,520,000
2,244,675
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 12,912,000
692,309
100%
$
3,150,000
21
100%
$
168,000
14
100%
$
588,000
6
100%
$
500,000
4
100%
$
6,860,000
1
100%
$
98,000
1
100%
$
100%
$
2,136,400
2
100%
$
8,608,000
100%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,937,545
$
$ 974,132,880
$
$ 974,132,880
Rowan County
2,937,545
100%
100%
Exposure
In Tornado
Hazard
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
*
Data Limitations: The exact locations of some Commercial Towers, Oil and Gas Pipelines are not
exactly known. The percentages or feet believed to be in any of the hazard areas that do not occur
figures below were provided from HAZUS-MH. WTP & WWTP Pipeline #’s Are In Linear Feet. WTPWater Treatment Plant/WWTP-Wastewater Treatment Plant. The Identification of Assets Section of
this Plan breaks down the exposure on a per jurisdiction basis.
713
Severe Thunderstorm/Hail Hazard AreasCritical Facilities Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Identified
Critical
Facilities
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
Bath County
2,109,509
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
26,368,740
35
100%
619,136,000
385
100%
5,341,000
1
100%
32,634,000
1
100%
19,859,000
2,021,734
100%
130,536,000
2
100%
11,916,000
87,317
100%
1,950,000
13
100%
120,000
10
100%
98,000
1
100%
1,000,000
8
100%
100%
98,000
1
100%
100%
1,068,200
1
100%
7,944,000
100%
$
$ 858,068,940
2,109,509
100%
100%
Exposure
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 26,368,740
$ 619,136,000
$
5,341,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 19,859,000
$ 130,536,000
$ 11,916,000
$
1,950,000
$
120,000
$
98,000
$
1,000,000
$
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,944,000
$
$ 858,068,940
*
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
12
371
1
749,005
2
53,405
6
4
1
3
-
802,810
Menifee County
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total
Exposure
3,960,890
499,380,000
32,634,000
14,034,000
130,536,000
8,420,000
900,000
48,000
98,000
375,000
5,613,000
$
$ 695,998,890
# Located
Percent
12
100%
371
100%
100%
1
100%
749,005
100%
2
100%
53,405
100%
6
100%
4
100%
1
100%
3
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
802,810
100%
100%
Exposure
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$
3,960,890
$ 499,380,000
$
$ 32,634,000
$ 14,034,000
$ 130,536,000
$
8,420,000
$
900,000
$
48,000
$
98,000
$
375,000
$
$
$
$
$
5,613,000
$
$ 695,998,890
*
714
Identified
Critical
Facilities
63
Major Roads/Bridges
374
2
Airports
1
WTP's
1,379,935
3
WWTP's
454,480
15
Water Storage Tanks
4
Water Pump Stations
5
Commercial Towers
10
Dams/Levees
1
1
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
1
Montgomery County
1,834,895
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
22,012,000
63
100%
688,814,000
374
100%
10,682,000
2
100%
32,634,000
1
100%
17,646,000
1,379,935
100%
195,804,000
3
100%
10,588,000
454,480
100%
2,250,000
15
100%
48,000
4
100%
490,000
5
100%
1,250,000
10
100%
6,860,000
1
100%
98,000
1
100%
100%
1,068,200
1
100%
7,058,000
100%
Exposure
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 22,012,000
$ 688,814,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 32,634,000
$ 17,646,000
$ 195,804,000
$ 10,588,000
$
2,250,000
$
48,000
$
490,000
$
1,250,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
1,068,200
$
7,058,000
997,302,200
$
1,834,895
100%
100%
997,302,200
*
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
32
716
1
2
897,206
1
75,239
8
7
2
3
1
-
973,218
Morgan County
# Located
Percent
Total
Exposure
$ 18,407,750
32
100%
$1,276,022,000
716
100%
$
5,341,000
1
100%
$ 65,268,000
2
100%
$ 27,693,000
897,206
100%
$ 65,268,000
1
100%
$ 16,616,000
75,239
100%
$
1,200,000
8
100%
$
84,000
7
100%
$
196,000
2
100%
$
375,000
3
100%
$
3,430,000
1
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$
100%
$ 11,077,000
100%
Exposure
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 18,407,750
$1,276,022,000
$
5,341,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 27,693,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 16,616,000
$
1,200,000
$
84,000
$
196,000
$
375,000
$
3,430,000
$
$
$
$ 11,077,000
$
$1,490,977,750
$
$1,490,977,750
973,218
100%
100%
*
715
Major Roads/Bridges
Airports
WTP's
WWTP's
Water Storage Tanks
Water Pump Stations
Commercial Towers
Dams/Levees
Oil Facilities
Oil Pipelines
Identified
Critical
Facilities
34
473
2
2
2,244,675
1
692,309
21
14
6
4
1
1
2
-
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,937,545
$
$ 974,132,880
Rowan County
Total
Exposure
29,353,480
747,021,000
10,682,000
65,268,000
21,520,000
65,268,000
12,912,000
3,150,000
168,000
588,000
500,000
6,860,000
98,000
2,136,400
8,608,000
# Located
Percent
34
100%
473
100%
2
100%
2
100%
2,244,675
100%
1
100%
692,309
100%
21
100%
14
100%
6
100%
4
100%
1
100%
1
100%
100%
2
100%
100%
2,937,545
100%
100%
Exposure
Severe T'strm
Hazard
$ 29,353,480
$ 747,021,000
$ 10,682,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 21,520,000
$ 65,268,000
$ 12,912,000
$
3,150,000
$
168,000
$
588,000
$
500,000
$
6,860,000
$
98,000
$
$
2,136,400
$
8,608,000
$
$ 974,132,880
Data Limitations: The exact locations of some Commercial Towers, Oil and Gas Pipelines are not
exactly known. The percentages or feet believed to be in any of the hazard areas that do not occur
figures below were provided from HAZUS-MH. WTP & WWTP Pipeline #’s Are In Linear Feet. WTPWater Treatment Plant/WWTP-Wastewater Treatment Plant. The Identification of Assets Section of
this Plan breaks down the exposure on a per jurisdiction basis.
716
Severe Winter Storms Hazard AreasCritical Facilities Est. Potential Loss Per County Within The Gateway Region
Identified
Critical
Facilities
35
Major Roads/Bridges
385
1
Airports
1
WTP's
2,021,734
2
WWTP's
87,317
13
Water Storage Tanks
10
Water Pump Stations
1
Commercial Towers
8
Dams/Levees
1
Oil Faciliti

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