Florida Flood Zone Map
FEMA flood zone data for 4 cities in Florida. Select a city below to see its local flood polygon map, zone breakdown, and major waterways.
City locations in Florida
Flood Risk in Florida
Miami lies at sea level between the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay. Low elevation across much of the city means coastal storm surge and high-tide flooding reach FEMA high-risk (Zone AE and VE) designations in many neighborhoods.
Cities near rivers, coastlines, and tidal estuaries carry the most FEMA-mapped Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA) acreage. Select a city card below to see its specific zone breakdown and local waterway map.
Cities Covered
- Miami ~19% of mapped area in SFHA Coastal and tidal flooding (Biscayne Bay, Atlantic coast) View flood map ->
- Tampa ~81% of mapped area in SFHA Coastal storm surge (Tampa Bay) View flood map ->
- Cape Coral ~55% of mapped area in SFHA Coastal and canal flooding (Caloosahatchee River, Charlotte Harbor, extensive canal network) View flood map ->
- Jacksonville ~31% of mapped area in SFHA Riverine and tidal flooding (St. Johns River, Nassau River, Atlantic coast) View flood map ->