Highest risk cities in South Carolina
Highest flood risk cities in South Carolina
Ranked city list for flood-prone areas, based on 472/472 eligible cities evaluated. Open any city to view local risk details and live outlook context.
P85-based state reference
Flood score
45/100
Updated Mon, Sep 21, 7:15 PM.
472/472 eligible cities evaluated
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Top 25 cities by flood score from 472 evaluated locations.
#1
Isle of Palms, SC
55 points above the state reference
#2
Kiawah Island, SC
55 points above the state reference
#3
McClellanville, SC
55 points above the state reference
#4
Daviston, SC
52 points above the state reference
#5
Port Royal, SC
47 points above the state reference
#6
Shell Point, SC
47 points above the state reference
#7
James Island, SC
44 points above the state reference
#8
Meggett, SC
43 points above the state reference
#9
Harbor Island, SC
40 points above the state reference
#10
Daufuskie Island, SC
38 points above the state reference
#11
Awendaw, SC
34 points above the state reference
#12
Society Hill, SC
34 points above the state reference
#13
Charleston, SC
33 points above the state reference
#14
Georgetown, SC
33 points above the state reference
#15
Nichols, SC
32 points above the state reference
#16
Cash, SC
30 points above the state reference
#17
Aynor, SC
29 points above the state reference
#18
Pinopolis, SC
28 points above the state reference
#19
Mount Pleasant, SC
27 points above the state reference
#20
Rockville, SC
27 points above the state reference
#21
Jacksonboro, SC
25 points above the state reference
#22
Folly Beach, SC
24 points above the state reference
#23
Fripp Island, SC
24 points above the state reference
#24
Seabrook Island, SC
24 points above the state reference
#25
Sullivan's Island, SC
24 points above the state reference
How this ranking works
Rankings use HomeRiskIQ weather risk data across472/472 eligible cities evaluated.
Scores are normalized to a 0-100 scale. The state benchmark is a p85-based state reference, not an arithmetic average.
City entries link to hazard-specific pages where available, otherwise to the city overview.