FloodFireCheck

Does it flood? Miami neighborhoods

Neighborhood-by-neighborhood flood facts for the City of Miami: how much of each neighborhood FEMA maps in high-risk flood zones, and how many National Flood Insurance Program claims are on record. Sorted by claims on record. New neighborhoods are added regularly.

Broad areas

Common names that cover several official neighborhoods. Each page states which neighborhoods it combines.

AreaArea in FEMA high-risk zonesNFIP claims on recordPaid (nominal)
Coconut Grove18%544$27,998,649
Upper East Side60%412$5,644,117
Brickell68%217$9,443,102
Little Havana56%138$2,082,961
Downtown Miami60%132$2,440,711

Neighborhoods

NeighborhoodArea in FEMA high-risk zonesNFIP claims on recordPaid (nominal)
Flagami11%436$4,087,640
Melrose92%319$3,591,387
North Grapeland Heights100%268$2,980,131
Le Jeune Gardens91%172$8,507,673
Shorecrest78%171$1,638,192
East Little Havana62%115$1,973,114
Brickell Business District98%110$5,702,423
Grove Center48%101$4,451,545
South Grove2.3%85$3,005,457
Edgewater42%79$1,481,003
North Sewell Park87%72$1,283,696
Curtis Park100%64$686,443
Santa Clara19%48$247,683
Brickell Residential District54%34$2,628,914
Lemon City/Little Haiti2.5%26$150,934

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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