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Clark County, MO flood insurance claims history

106 claims under the National Flood Insurance Program on file for flood losses in Clark County since 1993, with $7.6M paid. The worst year was 1993 with 30 claims. Clark County ranks #48 of 107 in Missouri by claim count.

What the Clark County record shows

  • 5% of claims with a zone on file came from outside FEMA's high-risk zones.
  • 28% of all claims trace to one event, Midwest Flooding (1993), which paid $1.1M here.
  • 1993 alone produced 28% of the claims on file.
  • Claims came in just 2 of the 10 years to 2026.
  • 2016–2025 brought 30 claims, 30% fewer than 2006–2015 (43). Counts also move with how many buildings held a policy.
  • The average paid claim is $79K, above the Missouri average of $23K (nominal dollars).
  • ZIP codes 63430, 63435 and 63474 hold 99% of claims, out of 4 ZIP codes with any.
  • May through July accounts for 96% of losses.
  • Hancock County, IL has the most claims among its neighbors (288, against 106 here).
NFIP claims
106
1993–2023
Total paid
$7.6M
nominal dollars, not inflation-adjusted
Claims paid
91%
96 received a payment
Average payout
$79K
per paid claim
Last 10 years
30
claims 2017 – 2026
Most recent loss
2023-05-14
data as of 2026-09-08

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Flood claims by year

Peak: 30 claims in 1993

Biggest flood events in Clark County

Flood event (FEMA name)ClaimsPaidAvg / claimYear
Midwest Flooding30$1.1M$35K1993
Late spring storms7$75K$11K2011
Flooding (FEMA general label)1$8K$8K1995

36% of claims here fall under these 3 entries.How to read these labels.

Federal disaster declarations for Clark County

Clark County has been a designated area in 27 declarations since 1965, 24 of them for flooding, storms or hurricanes. None since 2024 — the most recent was DR-4741-MO (2023-09-21).

DeclaredFEMA numberIncidentDeclared forDates of the incidentAid unlocked here
2023-09-21DR-4741-MO major disasterSevere StormSevere Storms, Straight-Line Winds, Tornadoes, and Flooding2023-07-29 → 2023-08-14Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
2020-03-26DR-4490-MO major disasterBiologicalCOVID-19 Pandemic2020-01-20 → 2023-05-11Individual Assistance, Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
2020-03-13EM-3482-MO emergencyBiologicalCOVID-192020-01-20 → 2023-05-11Public Assistance
2019-07-09DR-4451-MO major disasterSevere StormSevere Storms, Tornadoes, and Flooding2019-04-29 → 2019-07-05Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
2016-01-02EM-3374-MO emergencyFloodSevere Storms, Tornadoes, Straight-Line Winds, and Flooding2015-12-22 → 2016-01-09Public Assistance
2015-08-07DR-4238-MO major disasterSevere StormSevere Storms, Tornadoes, Straight-Line Winds, and Flooding2015-05-15 → 2015-07-27Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
2013-07-18DR-4130-MO major disasterSevere StormSevere Storms, Straight-Line Winds, Tornadoes, and Flooding2013-05-29 → 2013-06-10Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
2011-06-30EM-3325-MO emergencyFloodFlooding2011-06-01 → 2011-08-01Public Assistance
2011-03-23DR-1961-MO major disasterSevere StormSevere Winter Storm and Snowstorm2011-01-31 → 2011-02-05Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
2011-02-03EM-3317-MO emergencySevere StormSevere Winter Storm2011-01-31 → 2011-02-05Public Assistance
2010-08-17DR-1934-MO major disasterSevere StormSevere Storms, Flooding, and Tornadoes2010-06-12 → 2010-07-31Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
2009-01-30EM-3303-MO emergencySevere Ice StormSevere Winter Storm2009-01-26 → 2009-01-28Public Assistance
2008-11-13DR-1809-MO major disasterSevere StormSevere Storms, Flooding, and a Tornado2008-09-11 → 2008-09-24Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
2008-06-25DR-1773-MO major disasterSevere StormSevere Storms and Flooding2008-06-01 → 2008-08-13Individual Assistance, Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
2007-12-12EM-3281-MO emergencySevere Ice StormSevere Winter Storms2007-12-08 → 2007-12-15Public Assistance
2005-09-10EM-3232-MO emergencyHurricaneHurricane Katrina Evacuation2005-08-29 → 2005-10-01Public Assistance
2003-05-06DR-1463-MO major disasterSevere StormSevere Storms, Tornadoes, and Flooding2003-05-04 → 2003-05-30Individual Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
2002-05-06DR-1412-MO major disasterSevere StormSevere Storms, Tornadoes and Flooding2002-04-24 → 2002-06-10Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
2002-02-06DR-1403-MO major disasterSevere Ice StormSevere Winter Ice Storm2002-01-29 → 2002-02-13Individual Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
1995-06-02DR-1054-MO major disasterSevere StormSevere Storms, Tornadoes, Hail, Flooding1995-05-13 → 1995-06-23Individual Assistance, Public Assistance
1993-07-09DR-995-MO major disasterFloodSevere Storms & Flooding1993-06-10 → 1993-10-25Individual Assistance, Public Assistance
1986-10-14DR-779-MO major disasterFloodSevere Storms & Flooding1986-09-18 → 1986-10-15Public Assistance
1979-03-12EM-3071-MO emergencyFloodIce Jam & Flooding1979-03-12Individual Assistance
1976-09-24EM-3017-MO emergencyDroughtDrought1976-09-24Public Assistance
1974-06-10DR-439-MO major disasterFloodSevere Storms & Flooding1974-06-10Individual Assistance, Public Assistance
1973-04-19DR-372-MO major disasterSevere StormHeavy Rains, Tornadoes & Flooding1973-04-19Individual Assistance, Public Assistance
1965-06-14DR-198-MO major disasterSevere StormFlooding1965-06-14Individual Assistance, Public Assistance

OpenFEMA data through 2026-11-02; only declarations naming Clark County itself are listed. 10 of these 27 opened Individual Assistance here. What a declaration does and does not pay for.

Flood zones in Clark County: which ones the claims came from

High-risk A zones: 82 (77%)Coastal high-risk V zones: 0 (0%)Moderate / low-risk zones (B, C, X): 4 (4%)Zone not recorded: 20 (19%)

The most common zone on Clark County claims is Zone AE — 48 of 88 claims with a zone on file (55%). 93% were in a high-risk Special Flood Hazard Area.

Flood zone at ratingClaimsSharePaidAvg / claim
Zone AE · high risk, insurance required4855%$5.7M$118K
Zone AO (filed as AO, AOB) · high risk, insurance required1922%$767K$40K
Zone A · high risk, insurance required1011%$301K$30K
Zone AH (filed as AH, AHB) · high risk, insurance required56%$14K$3K
Zone X · moderate / low risk45%$89K$22K
Zone D · not studied22%$51K$26K

18 Clark County claims have no zone recorded and are left out of the shares above. Which zones require flood insurance →

What caused the flooding

Cause of damage (as coded by FEMA)ClaimsShare
Stream, river or lake overflow9085%
Accumulation of rainfall or snowmelt1211%
Other causes11%
Tidal water overflow (storm surge)11%
Alluvial fan overflow11%
Not recorded11%

Flood claims by ZIP code in Clark County

4 ZIP codes with at least one claim FEMA assigned to Clark County.

6343078$2.6M74%92023
6343525$4.9M24%22019
634742$23K2%21995
634721$57K1%12008

When does Clark County flood?

July accounts for the most flood losses (38 claims, 36%). Claims by month of loss:

MonthClaimsShare
January00%
February00%
March00%
April33%
May2927%
June3533%
July3836%
August11%
September00%
October00%
November00%
December00%

Year-by-year detail

Year of lossClaimsPaid
20231$0
201929$5.2M
20145$105K
20133$108K
20117$75K
20106$5K
200822$608K
20012$399K
19951$8K
199330$1.1M

Neighboring counties

NeighborClaimsPaidOutside high-risk
Clark County (this page)106$7.6M5%
Hancock County, IL288$5.9M11%
Lewis County143$3.5M36%
Knox County4$1.1M50%

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Common questions about flooding in Clark County

Has Clark County flooded recently?
The most recent flood loss with an insurance claim on file was on 2023-05-14, in FEMA data through 2026-09-08. Claims were filed in 2 of the 10 years to 2026 (30 claims).
Has Clark County had a FEMA disaster declaration?
Yes — Clark County has been named a designated area in 27 federal disaster declarations since 1965. The most recent is Severe Storms, Straight-Line Winds, Tornadoes, and Flooding (DR-4741-MO, declared 2023-09-21). There have been none since 2024. See the full list with dates and aid programs →
What flood zone is Clark County in?
No single zone covers a whole county. Across 88 Clark County claims with a zone on file, the most common was Zone AE (55%), and 93% were in a high-risk Special Flood Hazard Area. For one address, use the flood check.

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Source: FEMA NFIP Redacted Claims, FIPS 29045, data as of 2026-09-08. Insured buildings only, never a specific property: see how to check a house and the limits of this data.

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