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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.

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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)
Fair Isle100%579$20,111,497
Flagami11%436$4,087,640
Melrose92%319$3,591,387
South Grove Bayside48%297$20,353,005
North Grapeland Heights100%268$2,980,131
Le Jeune Gardens91%172$8,507,673
Shorecrest78%171$1,638,192
Belle Meade91%144$2,568,516
East Little Havana62%115$1,973,114
Brickell Business District98%110$5,702,423
Grove Center48%101$4,451,545
South Grapeland Heights54%95$789,475
South Sewell Park55%90$706,787
South Grove2.3%85$3,005,457
Biscayne Island100%82$1,145,262
Edgewater42%79$1,481,003
North Sewell Park87%72$1,283,696
Curtis Park100%64$686,443
CBD31%59$1,005,284
Santa Clara19%48$247,683
Morningside56%48$543,776
Baypoint57%44$429,343
Douglas Park0.7%43$519,245
Citrus Grove2.3%41$142,443
Spring Garden99%37$321,289
Brickell Residential District54%34$2,628,914
Bayside66%33$665,434
Haynesworth98%28$331,401
Lemon City/Little Haiti2.5%26$150,934
Orange Bowl65%26$727,436
Bird Grove East0.0%25$136,293
Silver Bluff0.0%25$153,491
Civic Center51%20$531,686
Old San Juan11%19$337,904
Little River Central16%19$307,184
Parkwest9.8%19$764,981
Edison21%18$59,363
Roads1.9%18$176,328
West Brickell30%18$301,076
Shenandoah North0.0%18$58,369
Shenandoah South0.0%18$95,047
Brickell Key100%17$124,042
Midtown0.0%15$331,349
Latin Quarter25%15$56,056

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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