Special Report
Places at Greatest Risk of Hurricane Disaster
August 28, 2018 10:12 am
Last Updated: January 11, 2020 6:42 pm
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30. Charleston, South Carolina
> Population: 129,888
> Recorded hurricanes since 1970: 22
> Last hurricane: Matthew, 2016
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29. Conway, South Carolina
> Population: 20,631
> Recorded hurricanes since 1970: 22
> Last hurricane: Matthew, 2016
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28. Deer Park, Texas
> Population: 33,517
> Recorded hurricanes since 1970: 22
> Last hurricane: Ike, 2008
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27. Fernandina Beach, Florida
> Population: 12,156
> Recorded hurricanes since 1970: 22
> Last hurricane: Julia, 2016
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26. Hanahan, South Carolina
> Population: 20,710
> Recorded hurricanes since 1970: 22
> Last hurricane: Matthew, 2016
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