Disaster payments in New Mexico totaled $10.0 million in 2017

Counties in New Mexico Receiving Total Disaster Programs payments, 2017

Rank County Total Disaster Programs
2017		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Rio Arriba County, New Mexico$1,505,62815.0%15.0%
2DeBaca County, New Mexico$1,295,52012.9%27.9%
3Luna County, New Mexico$922,9069.2%37.1%
4Torrance County, New Mexico$687,9466.9%43.9%
5Guadalupe County, New Mexico$611,9766.1%50.0%
6Eddy County, New Mexico$587,5115.9%55.9%
7Union County, New Mexico$587,2255.8%61.7%
8Catron County, New Mexico$579,7095.8%67.5%
9Lea County, New Mexico$412,0484.1%71.6%
10Curry County, New Mexico$397,9854.0%75.6%
11Dona Ana County, New Mexico$354,3643.5%79.1%
12Sandoval County, New Mexico$333,0183.3%82.4%
13Cibola County, New Mexico$305,5863.0%85.5%
14Chaves County, New Mexico$298,9993.0%88.4%
15McKinley County, New Mexico$241,0352.4%90.8%
16Hidalgo County, New Mexico$234,1232.3%93.2%
17Lincoln County, New Mexico$175,1711.7%94.9%
18Colfax County, New Mexico$136,5611.4%96.3%
19San Juan County, New Mexico$107,9101.1%97.3%
20Taos County, New Mexico$89,4220.9%98.2%
21Grant County, New Mexico$64,8240.6%98.9%
22Socorro County, New Mexico$48,2670.5%99.4%
23Otero County, New Mexico$36,9630.4%99.7%
24Mora County, New Mexico$33,3480.3%100.1%
25Quay County, New Mexico$30,5650.3%100.4%
26Valencia County, New Mexico$15,7040.2%100.5%
27Sierra County, New Mexico$13,2510.1%100.7%
28Harding County, New Mexico$8,9810.1%100.7%
29San Miguel County, New Mexico$2,2070.0%100.8%
30Santa Fe County, New Mexico$-50.0%100.8%
31Bernalillo County, New Mexico$-33,763-0.3%100.4%
32Roosevelt County, New Mexico$-43,315-0.4%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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