Campbell, MO Insurance Guide — Local Risks & Coverage
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Here's the local picture for insurance in Campbell, Missouri — the real employers, geography, housing, and weather that shape your coverage, from a licensed local agent who shops 80+ carriers.
The Campbell economy & who needs coverage
Primary employers include Dunklin County Hospital, Campbell R-2 School District, and local manufacturing/agribusiness firms; job base is anchored by healthcare, education, and light industry.
Local businesses in Campbell
A few local businesses that make Campbell what it is — independent of our agency.
- Sinclair — c-store
- Phillips 66 — c-store
- LibertyX Bitcoin ATM — financial
- Buy Bitcoin — financial
- Redden Automotive LLC — main-street
- Gardenias Mexican Restaurant — main-street
- Sugar Shack — main-street
- Canseco Grill — main-street
Housing stock in Campbell
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Weather & flood risk in Campbell
Campbell, MO lies in southeastern Missouri’s humid subtropical climate zone, where severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, and tornadoes are the primary weather hazards, especially in spring and early summer; NOAA Storm Data documents multiple tornado warnings per year in Dunklin County and adjacent areas.
Campbell sits within the St. Francis River basin, making it vulnerable to riverine and flash flooding during heavy rainfall events; FEMA’s National Flood Hazard Layer indicates portions of Campbell are within AE flood zones with a 1% annual chance of flooding.
Local facts that affect Campbell insurance
- Dunklin County has recorded 56 tornadoes between 1950 and 2023, with at least 12 of those causing damage within 15 miles of Campbell, per NOAA’s Storm Events Database (accessed 2024). — High tornado frequency makes Campbell and Dunklin County particularly vulnerable to sudden, destructive wind events.
- The St. Francis River at Campbell has a 26% annual exceedance probability for minor flooding (NOAA Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service, 2024 gauge data). — River flooding threatens low-lying areas and can disrupt access to Campbell via US-412 and local roads.
- FEMA’s NFHL map for Campbell (Dunklin County) shows 30% of the town’s land area within a 100-year floodplain (AE zones), including some residential blocks. — Property owners in these zones are required to carry flood insurance if federally backed mortgages exist, and flooding can cause significant property damage.
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Sources: en.wikipedia.org · ncdc.noaa.gov · water.weather.gov · msc.fema.gov