Does it flood? Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods
Neighborhood-by-neighborhood flood facts for Fort Lauderdale: how much of each area FEMA maps in high-risk flood zones, and how many National Flood Insurance Program claims are on record in Broward County’s FEMA data. Where no openly licensed official neighborhood boundary exists, an area is built from whole 2010 Census block groups, and each page states exactly how. Sorted by claims on record. New neighborhoods are added regularly.
| Neighborhood | Area in FEMA high-risk zones | NFIP claims on record | Paid (nominal) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Riverland | 45% | 646 | $31,905,622 |
| Melrose Park | 24% | 369 | $12,342,296 |
| Bay Harbor | 74% | 293 | $4,935,535 |
| Coral Ridge | 78% | 230 | $2,191,007 |
| Rock Island | 45% | 201 | $6,344,146 |
| Lauderdale Harbors | 77% | 191 | $12,639,011 |
| Rio Vista Isles | 83% | 168 | $3,317,600 |
| Nurmi Isles | 90% | 117 | $2,400,502 |
| Sunrise Key | 59% | 110 | $1,701,403 |
| Harbor Heights | 75% | 108 | $363,032 |
| Imperial Point | 68% | 91 | $199,177 |
| Coral Ridge Isles | 55% | 63 | $549,456 |
| Coral Hills | 54% | 45 | $281,930 |
| Palm Aire | 55% | 39 | $32,584 |
Claim counts depend on how many insured buildings a neighborhood has, so a dense area can show more claims than a sparser one. Past claims do not predict future flooding. Check the exact address on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.
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