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These Are The 12 Most Disaster-Prone States In America
#4) Washington: 132 Disasters Declared
Not on the list in 2013
Washington state has risen quickly on the disaster scale over the past few years, skyrocketing due to the number of wildfires, floods, and landslides. They've even had a volcanic eruption, Mount St. Helens, in 2008. Like Oregon, they're also on the Cascadia Subduction Zone, which means that a very serious earthquake could occur in the state.
#11) Oregon: 73 Disasters Declared
not on the list in 2013
Oregon has dealt with numerous fires and floods, some severe storms, and even a tsunami. The Cascadia Subduction Zone puts the state at risk for an extremely serious earthquake one of these days.
#4) Washington: 132 Disasters Declared
Not on the list in 2013
Washington state has risen quickly on the disaster scale over the past few years, skyrocketing due to the number of wildfires, floods, and landslides. They've even had a volcanic eruption, Mount St. Helens, in 2008. Like Oregon, they're also on the Cascadia Subduction Zone, which means that a very serious earthquake could occur in the state.
#11) Oregon: 73 Disasters Declared
not on the list in 2013
Oregon has dealt with numerous fires and floods, some severe storms, and even a tsunami. The Cascadia Subduction Zone puts the state at risk for an extremely serious earthquake one of these days.
