Flood Claims Map

States

Flood insurance claims in Kansas by county

FEMA records 7,806 NFIP claims in Kansas's counties, with $116.3 million paid. As of 3 August 2026, 5,331 NFIP residential policies were in force, equal to 0.5% of the state's residential structures.

Johnson County1,155$13.2 million0.3%
Sedgwick County990$14.7 million0.4%
Barton County513$2.3 million0.6%
Butler County507$12.7 million0.5%
Wyandotte County434$10.8 million0.1%
Riley County406$9.2 million1.5%
Harvey County403$3.2 million1.0%
Shawnee County368$4.0 million1.1%
Montgomery County311$5.7 million0.6%
Saline County240$4.6 million0.8%
Sumner County211$3.7 million0.9%
Leavenworth County208$3.0 million0.5%
Douglas County150$1.9 million0.7%
Crawford County149$1.7 million0.4%
Cowley County142$2.1 million0.3%
Reno County108$1.2 million0.7%
Labette County100$1.6 million0.7%
Neosho County100$1.5 million0.7%
Ellis County97$245,8010.9%
Doniphan County95$852,5061.5%
Allen County91$3.3 million0.9%
Cherokee County86$1.7 million0.4%
Dickinson County86$174,1500.5%
Pottawatomie County72$367,1540.8%
Wilson County72$1.7 million0.5%
Bourbon County64$2.4 million0.2%
Lyon County64$969,9850.3%
Ford County55$142,6600.4%
Jefferson County49$1.1 million0.5%
Ottawa County39$167,1061.5%
Seward County39$113,9770.4%
McPherson County37$310,2290.6%
Geary County31$226,6700.3%
Chase County29$260,3380.7%
Franklin County28$711,2920.3%
Marshall County27$101,6850.0%
Miami County27$1.1 million0.3%
Rice County26$298,3620.6%
Marion County18$272,5920.2%
Mitchell County16$153,6860.1%
Osage County14$171,4820.3%
Finney County13$33,5130.2%
Pratt County12$2,0090.3%
Edwards County10$1,6692.2%
Kingman County9$992,5650.6%
Republic County9$127,3390.4%
Osborne County8$167,6000.0%
Wabaunsee County8$112,8680.5%
Ellsworth County7$54,5340.4%
Pawnee County7$12,5010.6%
Rush County7$16,0460.2%
Greenwood County6$18,2850.0%
Clay County5$10,7460.6%
Coffey County5$134,6220.2%
Anderson County4$220,5540.1%
Jackson County4$103,6090.2%
Nemaha County4$52,9630.0%
Sheridan County4$00.0%
Atchison County3$31,3910.2%
Barber County3$1,2190.1%
Thomas County3$00.4%
Cloud County2$35,0000.3%
Lincoln County2$4,5700.2%
Meade County2$00.0%
Ness County2$00.0%
Washington County2$1,7610.1%
Brown County1$15,0000.0%
Chautauqua County1$4390.0%
Elk County1$25,0000.1%
Grant County1$1,8820.0%
Harper County1$00.3%
Jewell County1$11,8560.0%
Kearny County1$00.5%
Linn County1$9,1840.2%
Cheyenne County0$00.1%
Clark County0$00.0%
Comanche County0$00.2%
Decatur County0$00.0%
Gove County0$00.0%
Graham County0$00.0%
Gray County0$00.1%
Greeley County0$00.0%
Hamilton County0$00.3%
Haskell County0$00.1%
Hodgeman County0$00.0%
Kiowa County0$00.1%
Lane County0$00.0%
Logan County0$00.0%
Morris County0$00.0%
Morton County0$00.0%
Norton County0$00.3%
Phillips County0$00.0%
Rawlins County0$00.1%
Rooks County0$00.1%
Russell County0$00.1%
Scott County0$00.1%
Sherman County0$00.1%
Smith County0$00.0%
Stafford County0$00.0%
Stanton County0$00.0%
Stevens County0$00.0%
Trego County0$00.0%
Wallace County0$00.0%
Wichita County0$00.0%
Woodson County0$00.1%
Flood insurance basics. Most standard homeowners policies do not cover flood damage. NFIP policies are sold through insurance agents and through FEMA's FloodSmart site, which also explains waiting periods (usually 30 days before cover starts). Check your property's flood zone on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.

Sources

  1. FEMA, OpenFEMA FIMA NFIP Redacted Claims (v2 dataset, API v3 NfipClaims), 2,725,989 claim records, retrieved 29 October 2026
  2. FEMA, OpenFEMA NFIP Residential Penetration Rates, as of 3 August 2026

Checked 29 October 2026. Claims are NFIP claims only. Private flood insurance claims and uninsured losses are not included. Recent events can take months to be fully reflected.