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Resilience Dossier

Bossier ParishLouisiana · LA

45
/ 100fair
Composite scale0 ─ 100
45
CriticalExcellent
State rank
#57LA
National rank
#2,715/ 3,436
Population
128,53659.1/km²
FIPS 22015AREA 2,174 km²LAT 32.6985 · LON -93.6266
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Geospatial

32.70°N, 93.63°W
Map of Bossier Parish, LA
Target ▸ Bossier Parish
NMapbox dark-v11
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Analyst Brief

Voice ▸ Stratfor

Bossier Parish is a county in Louisiana, with a population of 128,536, covering 2,174 square kilometers. Population density is 59.1 people per square kilometer. On the Scout composite resilience index, Bossier Parish scores 45 out of 100, ranked #57 in LA and #2,715 of 3,436 regions. The five-year average temperature anomaly versus the 20th-century baseline is 2.3 degrees Fahrenheit. Counties above 2.6 degrees fall inside the climate tipping-point band. The FEMA National Risk Index composite hazard score is 90 out of 100. Annual precipitation averages 53.3 inches. Net IRS migration in the most recent tax year was -2.4 per 1,000 residents. USDA classifies the county as Rural-Urban Continuum Code 2 (1 = metropolitan core, 9 = completely rural).

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Assessment Matrix

6 Dimensions
D-0122

Climate Stability

Natural hazard exposure, temperature anomaly vs. 20th-century baseline, drought, wildfire, and flood risk.

D-0255

Water & Food

Groundwater reliability, precipitation normals, growing season length, and cropland availability.

D-0346

Social Stability

Net migration, social vulnerability, and crime rates.

D-0470

Infrastructure

Solar energy potential, off-grid power viability, and proximity to nuclear facilities.

D-0529

Self-Sufficiency

Rural-urban classification, agricultural diversity, and land availability.

D-0664

Affordability

Median home value and rental costs relative to the national range. Lower cost counties score higher.

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Source Telemetry

14 Inputs
S-01Climate
FEMA NRI hazard score
89.91 /100
Temperature anomaly
2.26 °F
S-02Water
Annual precipitation
53.3 in
Soil saturation depth
1.7 ft
Growing season
285 days
S-03Social
Net migration
-2.4 /1k
Social vulnerability
0.777 /1
Crime index
15.1 /100
S-04Infrastructure
Solar irradiance
4.6 kWh/m²/d
Distance to nuclear facility
161.1 mi
S-05Self-Sufficiency
Cropland share
4.2 %
Rural-urban code
2 /9
S-06Affordability
Median home value
$206,600
Median rent
$1,101 /mo

Inputs marked “— —” are pending pipeline integration and currently use neutral defaults in the composite. They do not skew rankings.

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Cross-Reference

  • FEMA-NRIFEMA National Risk Index, county composite hazard score
  • NOAA-TMPNOAA nClimDiv county temperature anomaly, 2020-2024 vs. 1901-2000 baseline
  • NOAA-PCPNOAA county precipitation normals, 1991-2020
  • IRS-MIGIRS county-to-county migration, tax year 2021-2022
  • CDC-SVICDC Social Vulnerability Index, 2022 release (RPL_THEMES)
  • USDA-RUCCUSDA Economic Research Service Rural-Urban Continuum Codes, 2023
  • NASA-PWRNASA POWER climatology, annual global horizontal irradiance (kWh/m²/day)
  • USDA-NASSUSDA NASS Census of Agriculture 2022, county cropland and total land area
  • USDA-SDMUSDA NRCS Soil Data Mart, average seasonal soil saturation depth (cm)
  • ACS-2022U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates 2022, median home value and gross rent