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Highest risk cities in Ohio

Highest flood risk cities in Ohio

Ranked city list for flood-prone areas. Open any city to view local risk details and live outlook context.

State average

Flood score

72/100

Updated Sat, Feb 21, 5:36 PM.

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Ranked cities

Top 25 cities by flood score.

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#1

Celina, OH

28 points above the state average

#2

Monroe, OH

28 points above the state average

#3

Westerville, OH

28 points above the state average

#4

Circleville, OH

27 points above the state average

#5

Fairborn, OH

20 points above the state average

#6

Harrison, OH

17 points above the state average

#7

Canal Winchester, OH

16 points above the state average

#8

Grove City, OH

16 points above the state average

#9

Tipp City, OH

16 points above the state average

#10

Urbana, OH

16 points above the state average

#11

Whitehall, OH

16 points above the state average

#12

Trenton, OH

13 points above the state average

#13

Cambridge, OH

10 points above the state average

#14

Middletown, OH

10 points above the state average

#15

Chillicothe, OH

8 points above the state average

#16

Coshocton, OH

8 points above the state average

#17

Warren, OH

8 points above the state average

#18

Madeira, OH

7 points above the state average

#19

Pickerington, OH

7 points above the state average

#20

Springfield, OH

7 points above the state average

#21

Lorain, OH

5 points above the state average

#22

Painesville, OH

3 points above the state average

#23

Oakwood, OH

2 points above the state average

#24

Riverside, OH

2 points above the state average

#25

Dublin, OH

1 points above the state average

How this ranking works

Rankings use HomeRiskIQ weather risk data and statewide score snapshots.

Scores are normalized to a 0-100 scale and shown against the state average for context.

City entries link to hazard-specific pages where available, otherwise to the city overview.