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Spatial Hazard Events and Losses Database for the United States (SHELDUS)

Versioned county-level U.S. hazard-loss database offered through registered buyer-defined queries and licensed reusable CSV downloads. Property damage is not insured loss; crop indemnity is separately identified.

PaidFull fileNationalUnited States

What it answers ↓

1Questions answered

14Fields delivered

1Country

Questions this answers

1 · best fit first

QuestionStrong fit

Historical catastrophe loss patterns

The non-contributory SHELDUS v24 product lets registered corporate and institutional buyers make unrelated-target reusable CSV queries of U.S. county-level hazard events and losses by geography, peril, time period, output resolution, and inflation base year. Outputs carry event dates, hazard, county and FIPS, direct property damage, adjusted damage, database version, and release date. Property damage is direct damage, not insured loss; crop indemnity is separately identified.

Fields it delivers

14 fields

Crop damage per capita Crop indemnity per capita Economic loss Event end datetime Event name Event start datetime Event type Fatalities per capita Fatality count Hazard event count Injuries per capita Injury count Insured loss Property damage per capita

CoverageNational

First-party product documentation identifies a United States-wide or U.S. federal footprint. US denotes the fifty states and District of Columbia and does not imply separately coded territories.

Access & termsPaid

SHELDUS states that only drought, Arizona, and South Carolina records are freely available; all other data requests require a subscription or purchase-as-you-go. The ordinary route to the full SHELDUS source is therefore paid, with those limited free subsets as alternatives.

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