Every market we have measured, with the flood, wetland and soil numbers behind it. Florida is live today.
Check any lot in secondsFlood zone, wetlands, soil, owner and zoning, in one search.See how it worksThirty nine markets measured, and parcel level data in fourteen counties. Flood zone, wetlands, soil and elevation answer on any Florida lot.
| Market | County | Flood Zone X |
|---|---|---|
| Belleview Heights | Marion | 100% |
| Beverly Hills | Citrus | 96% |
| Brooksville | Hernando | 78% |
| Bunnell | Flagler | 63% |
| Cape Coral | Lee | 51% |
| Citrus Springs | Citrus | 98% |
| Crystal River | Citrus | 2% |
| Daytona Park Estates | Volusia | 50% |
| Deltona | Volusia | 74% |
| Englewood | Charlotte | 40% |
| Flagler Estates | St. Johns | 96% |
| Gulf Cove | Charlotte | 18% |
| Hudson | Pasco | 44% |
| Indian Lake Estates | Polk | 92% |
| Inverness | Citrus | 90% |
| Lakewood Park | St. Lucie | 88% |
| Lehigh Acres | Lee | 96% |
| Marion Oaks | Marion | 100% |
| New Port Richey | Pasco | 56% |
| North Port | Sarasota | 69% |
| Okeechobee | Okeechobee | 93% |
| Palm Bay | Brevard | 63% |
| Palm Coast | Flagler | 74% |
| Poinciana | Osceola | 48% |
| Port Charlotte | Charlotte | 46% |
| Port St. Lucie | St. Lucie | 95% |
| Punta Gorda | Charlotte | 4% |
| Rainbow Springs | Marion | 96% |
| Rolling Hills | Marion | 100% |
| Rotonda West | Charlotte | 24% |
| Royal Highlands | Hernando | 98% |
| Sebastian | Indian River | 84% |
| Silver Springs Shores | Marion | 87% |
| South Gulf Cove | Charlotte | 17% |
| Spring Hill | Hernando | 89% |
| Sugarmill Woods | Citrus | 97% |
| Vero Lake Estates | Indian River | 35% |
| Wedgefield | Orange | 89% |
| Weeki Wachee | Hernando | 76% |
See the Florida overview, including which counties carry owner and zoning data and how the sampling was done.
Each one is built from its own sample rather than from general writing about the area. We lay an even grid of 121 points across the market and run every point against the same public layers the app queries, then publish what came back:
Each page states its sample size and the date it was measured, so you can judge it rather than take our word for it.
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