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Great Plains Casualty, Inc. · NAIC 12982

Where Great Plains Casualty, Inc. is admitted, where it's eligible for surplus lines, the lines it's licensed for and how much of each it writes, from state regulators' public lists and market share reports.

Great Plains Casualty, Inc. (NAIC 12982) is a property and casualty insurer domiciled in Iowa. State regulators list it as licensed (admitted) in Alaska, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, Nebraska, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin, Wyoming. It ranked #221 of 312 in Wisconsin commercial auto in 2024 (0.0% share). It ranked #279 of 329 in Texas commercial auto in 2025 (0.0% share). It ranked #291 of 408 in North Carolina commercial auto in 2025 (0.0% share).

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By state

Where it's licensed

States whose regulator lists are loaded: Alaska, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Wyoming. Not on the lists we have for Hawaii, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, West Virginia, which doesn't by itself mean it isn't licensed there.

StateStatusLines licensedSinceSource
AlaskaAdmitted (licensed)——Alaska, 2026-10-18
CaliforniaAdmitted (licensed)——California Department of Insurance, 2026-10-17
ColoradoAdmitted (licensed)——Colorado, 2026-10-18
ConnecticutAdmitted (licensed)——Connecticut, 2026-10-18
DelawareAdmitted (licensed)——Delaware, 2026-10-18
FloridaAdmitted (licensed)Personal auto, Commercial auto, Inland marine, General liability—Florida Office of Insurance Regulation, 2026-10-18
GeorgiaAdmitted (licensed)General liability, Commercial property (fire and allied lines), Workers' compensation—Georgia, 2026-10-18
IdahoAdmitted (licensed)General liability, Commercial property (fire and allied lines), Workers' compensation—Idaho, 2026-10-18
IllinoisAdmitted (licensed)Personal auto, Commercial auto, Inland marine, General liability—Illinois, 2026-10-18
IowaAdmitted (licensed)——Iowa, 2026-10-18
KentuckyAdmitted (licensed)——Kentucky Department of Insurance, 2026-10-17
MarylandAdmitted (licensed)——Maryland Insurance Administration, 2026-10-17
MassachusettsAdmitted (licensed)Personal auto, General liability—Massachusetts, 2026-10-18
MinnesotaAdmitted (licensed)——Minnesota, 2026-10-18
MississippiAdmitted (licensed)Personal auto, Inland marine, General liability02-22-2023Mississippi Insurance Department, 2026-10-17
MissouriAdmitted (licensed)Personal auto, Commercial auto, Inland marine, General liability—Missouri, 2026-10-18
NebraskaAdmitted (licensed)——Nebraska, 2026-10-18
NevadaAdmitted (licensed)General liability—Nevada Division of Insurance, 2026-10-17
New JerseyAdmitted (licensed)——New Jersey, 2026-10-18
New YorkAdmitted (licensed)——Excess Line Association of New York (DFS-licensed and eligible excess line insurers), 2026-10-17
North CarolinaAdmitted (licensed)Personal auto, Commercial auto, Inland marine, General liability—North Carolina, 2026-10-18
OhioAdmitted (licensed)——Ohio Department of Insurance, 2026-10-17
OklahomaAdmitted (licensed)——Oklahoma, 2026-10-18
Rhode IslandAdmitted (licensed)——Rhode Island, 2026-10-18
South CarolinaAdmitted (licensed)——South Carolina, 2026-10-18
TennesseeAdmitted (licensed)——Tennessee, 2026-10-18
TexasAdmitted (licensed)Personal auto, Commercial auto, Inland marine, General liability2013/08/23Texas Department of Insurance, 2026-10-17
WisconsinAdmitted (licensed)Personal auto, Commercial auto, General liability—Wisconsin, 2026-10-18
WyomingAdmitted (licensed)——Wyoming, 2026-10-18
What it writes

Premium and rank by line

From the regulators that publish every company's direct premium by line.

Line and stateRankPremium writtenShareYear
Commercial auto in Illinois#389 of 448$64,2810.00%2025
Inland marine in Illinois#426 of 452$2,6880.00%2025
General liability in Illinois#639 of 695$16,0850.00%2025
Commercial auto in North Carolina#291 of 408$206,3450.01%2025
Inland marine in North Carolina#353 of 420$9,3490.00%2025
General liability in North Carolina#525 of 621$50,3920.00%2025
Commercial auto in Texas#279 of 329$266,2870.00%2025
Inland marine in Texas#297 of 356$16,4130.00%2025
General liability in Texas#394 of 463$140,3550.00%2025
Commercial auto in Wisconsin#221 of 312$153,3340.02%2024
General liability in Wisconsin#293 of 429$107,8430.01%2024

Method and source

Each row comes from the named regulator's public company list on the date shown, joined by NAIC number. "Admitted" means licensed by the state and backed by its guaranty fund; "surplus lines" means eligible to take risks the admitted market declines, without rate or form approval or guaranty fund protection. Premium and rank come from state market share reports that list every company. This is a public-records directory, not a rating or recommendation; for the company's own filings use the NAIC's Consumer Information Source.

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