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Natural Hazard Risks in Toronto, Canada

Population: 2.9M

Toronto faces varying levels of natural hazard risk. The highest risk is from landslides (score: 3/10). Below is a consolidated view of all major hazard types with both forward-looking risk scores and historical impact data for Toronto, Canada.

Hazard Risk Overview

landslide

Landslide Risk

Moderate
Risk: 3Historical: 0

No significant events in the DisasterAWARE historical database for this hazard type near Toronto. Risk rating is based on forward-looking hazard assessment models.

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tsunami

Tsunami Risk

Moderate
Risk: 3Historical: 10
  • •Frequent historical activity recorded in proximity
  • •Active in the last 12 months (13 events)
  • •Largest recent event exposed 2,074,681 people
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earthquake

Earthquake Risk

Low
Risk: 1Historical: 0
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wildfire

Wildfire Risk

Low
Risk: 1Historical: 0
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flood

Flood Risk

Low
Risk: 1Historical: 10
  • •Frequent historical activity recorded in proximity
  • •5 event(s) in the last 12 months
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Show 6 more hazard types
extreme-heat
Extreme Heat Risk
1/10hurricane
Hurricane Risk
0/10tornado
Tornado Risk
0/10winter-storm
Winter Storm Risk
0/10drought
Drought Risk
0/10high-wind
High Wind Risk
0/10

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