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Climate resilience in Whitemud Creek Ravine Twin Brooks, Edmonton

Whitemud Creek Ravine Twin Brooks scores 78 out of 100 on climate resilience, the 33rd percentile of Edmonton (city median 81). Higher = more resilient (less hazard exposure).

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Climate resilience score

A score that blends national percentile ranks for flood, wildfire, earthquake, landslide, and radon resilience. Same 0–100 framing as every other lens , higher = more resilient (less hazard exposure).

Climate Resilience

78/ 100

Higher = more resilient

Overall

54/ 100

Across the 4 decision lenses

What stands out

The weakest sub-component in Whitemud Creek Ravine Twin Brooks is severe_weather, 43 on the 0–100 risk scale.

Per-hazard scores, the underlying federal datasets (NRCan FSM, NBAC, NBC 2020 Sa(0.2s), PCLD v12, Health Canada radon survey), and insurance implications come with a Decision Pass.

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