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LEGEND LAYERS
This is the legend for the map shown on the screen; it shows the images representing Effective FEMA Floodplains, streets, highways, streams, parks, city boundaries, watershed boundaries, contours, FIRM panels, and zip codes.
Allows searching by an address location

Allows searching by a HCAD Tax ID (parcel ID)

Saves the current map in PDF format

Opens a glossary for useful map information

Opens a help page for tips on how to use the map tools
Questions about floodplain maps? Click here to e-mail your questions, or call the District at 713-684-4000.
This tool is for general information purposes and may not be suitable for legal, engineering, or surveying purposes. It represents the approximate relative location of geographic information, including physical addresses, and may not be 100% accurate. While the floodplain data shown is intended to be an approximate representation, this map is not an official effective FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM). For an official flood zone determination please contact your insurance agent or floodplain administrator, or visit the FEMA Map Store to create a FIRMette, which is an official FEMA FIRM.