Hazard Score
86 Catastrophes Recorded
Grants-Pass, Oregon
16 Land Tracts in Josephine County , Middle Rogue Watershed
Grants Pass, Oregon, located in Josephine County, faces a relatively moderate risk of natural disasters and climate-related hazards. The area experiences a moderate level of precipitation and humidity, with temperatures averaging around 12.63°C. The region is characterized by very high landslide risk due to its mountainous terrain, which can be exacerbated by heavy rainfall events. Additionally, the city is situated near fault lines that pose a potential earthquake threat, although the risk is relatively low compared to other areas in Oregon.
The city of Grants Pass is not directly located on the coastline, but it is near the Rogue River, which can experience flooding during extreme weather events. The nearby Siskiyou Mountains contribute to the region's risk of wildfires, with a relatively high rating for wildfire risk. In the past, the area has seen incidents of forest fires that have posed a threat to residential areas. Overall, the city's geological features, including fault lines, mountain peaks, and water bodies, play a significant role in determining its vulnerability to natural disasters.
While Grants Pass has a relatively low risk of tsunamis and hurricanes, residents should remain vigilant and prepared for potential hazards such as landslides, wildfires, and earthquakes. By understanding the specific climate factors and geological features of the region, the community can better mitigate risks and respond effectively in the event of a natural disaster. It is essential for local authorities and residents to prioritize disaster preparedness and resilience measures to ensure the safety and well-being of the population in Grants Pass.
Wildfire Risk: Low
Tornado Risk: Very Low
Hurricane Risk: Very Low
Hail Risk: Very Low
Flood Risk: Low
Tsunami Risk: Very Low
Earthquake Risk: Very Low
Wind Risk: Very Low
HAZARDS
13
Power Transmission Lines
0
Coastlines
0
Water Bodies
0
Fault Lines
EMERGENCY SERVICES
13
Hazard Shelters
7
Fire Stations
0
Hospitals
1
Police Stations
COMMUNITY PROFILE
Josephine County in Oregon has a relatively moderate overall hazard risk rating, with a risk score of 88.1 and a special risk control score of 61.11. The county's highest risks include hail events, with a risk value of 42,774 and a risk score of 30.03, earning a very low risk rating. In contrast, wildfire events pose a relatively high risk, with a risk value of 8,306,871 and a risk score of 97.36, earning a relatively high risk rating.
Specific climate factors in Josephine County include frequent lightning events, with a risk value of 68,278 and a risk score of 36.16, earning a relatively low risk rating. The county's proximity to water bodies like the Rogue River and the Applegate River can exacerbate flood risks, with a risk value of 3,931,964 and a risk score of 89.82, earning a relatively moderate risk rating. Mountain peaks such as Greyback Mountain and ...
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CLIMATE OVERVIEW
NATURAL CATASTROPHE TIMELINE
Tina Way 600
2023-07-10
South Pass Road 373
2023-07-08
Upper River Rd 4892
2023-06-28
Beacon Hill
2022-10-28
Pearce Park Rd 3700
2022-09-18
Pearce Park Rd 3700
2022-09-18
Cherokee Ln 368
2022-08-30
Lost
2022-08-25
Granite Hill
2022-08-18
Found
2022-08-18
Orofino Mine
2022-08-18
Jump Off Joe
2022-08-17
Lower Jack
2022-08-17
Upper Jack
2022-08-17
Short Horn Gulch
2022-08-17
Sexton
2022-08-17
Granite Hill Rd 7328
2022-08-10
Pleasant Valley Rd 1215
2022-07-29
E Jones Crk Rd 1460
2022-07-29
Jack Creek
2022-06-30
Foothill Blvd 5280
2021-10-02
Nw Crescent 1707
2021-09-24
West Jones 487
2021-08-17
Apple Foots Complex
2021-07-30
Reissen Rd 285
2021-07-26
Tunnel Loop 5222
2021-07-23
Foothill Blvd 3046 #1
2021-07-21
Foothill Blvd 3046 #2
2021-07-21
Walker Mountain
2021-07-08
Dollar Mtn
2021-07-04
Granite Hill 5107
2021-07-02
I-5 Nb 55
2021-06-28
Forest Queen
2021-06-10
Dollar Mtn #2
2021-05-12
Dollar Mnt #1
2021-05-12
Granite Hill
2021-04-10
Flooding
Heavy Rain
2021-01-11Saratoga Way 1389
2020-09-11
N Schoolhouse #1
2020-09-11
N Schoolhouse #2
2020-09-11
Lower River 11905
2020-08-07
Quartz Creek Rd
2020-06-13
Morris Creek
2019-11-16
Mo Creek
2019-11-03
Sexton Mt Lookout
2019-09-05
East Jones Creek
2019-09-05
Ferry Road
2019-08-03
Walker Mt
2019-07-16
Orofino Gulch
2019-05-17
Gp Jumping Bean 21n-2
2019-04-30
Ferry Road
2018-10-09
Winona Rd 210
2018-09-01
Interstate 5 Mp 54
2018-08-31
Ferry Road 1305
2018-08-23
Red Mountain
2018-07-22
Pp 86
2018-07-15
Soldier Creek
2018-07-15
Foothill Blvd 4296
2018-07-15
Jack Creek
2018-07-15
Jack Creek #6
2018-06-29
Daisey Mine
2017-11-28
Orofino Mine Road
2017-11-03
Granite Hill #2
2017-10-15
Crescent Drive
2017-07-29
I5 Northbound Mp65
2017-07-19
Ferry Hole Boat Ramp
2017-07-14
Granite Hill
2017-07-03
Foothill Blvd. 3
2017-06-27
Granite Hill 5
2015-10-23
Granite Hill 4
2015-10-03
Granite Hill #3
2015-09-09
Bummer
2015-07-09
I5 Mp 68 Sb
2015-06-10
Jump Off Joe
2015-06-09
Granite Hill 1489
2015-05-28
E Jones Creek
2015-01-28
Flooding
Torrential Rain
2014-12-11Ferris Gulch #1
2014-08-19
Jump Off Joe
2014-07-16
Granite Hill
2014-06-21
Hailstorm
2012-06-04
Flooding
Heavy Rain
2010-12-19Flooding
Heavy Rain
2008-12-29Flooding
Snowmelt
2008-12-26Flooding
Heavy Rain
1996-12-26Flooding
Heavy Rain
1996-02-07