How do I find out my flood zone Qld?

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How do I find out my flood zone Qld?

FloodCheck Queensland application

  1. Email to: [email protected] for more information on flood mapping data.
  2. Phone: 13 QGOV (13 74 68) during business hours.
  3. International callers please dial +617 3328 4811 (+10 hours UTC)

Can you see flood zones on Google Earth?

Google Earth will open and display the FEMA NFHL welcome button (see area a in Figure 1), a map overlay that shows the status of data coverage (see area b), and the “National Flood Hazard Layer (FEMA)” folder under Temporary Places in the “Places”panel (area c).

What does medium flood risk mean?

It rates homes with a so-called 1 in 100-year to a 1 in 30-year chance of flooding as being at “medium” risk. This means there is a 1% to 3.3% chance of a flood occurring in any single year. Buyers need to scrutinise the detail – or they could be hit by unexpected flooding.”

Are there any historical flood maps of Queensland?

Our collection of scanned historical flood maps of Queensland is available for free. These flood and inundation maps are at various scales dating from 1893–1974. They show flood levels and probable inundation areas at various flood heights. A number of the map series include key maps.

How can I use flood check in Queensland?

Welcome to FloodCheck Queensland The FloodCheck interactive map gives access to a wide range of flood information and data developed as part of the Queensland Flood Mapping Program. In using the FloodCheck application, users acknowledge that it may not include all of the flood related information relevant to any given area or user requirement.

How does the Queensland Government respond to floods?

The Queensland Government works with councils and the private sector to develop products and services to assist in mitigating, preparing, responding and recovering from flood events across the state. We also have a collection of flood imagery and data from 1974 to 2017 which is used for recovery activities and future planning.

Where can I find flood imagery and data?

Our program of flood imagery and other associated spatial data helps with recovery activities and future planning. Flood imagery and data is available to view in the Queensland Globe and the spatial data files can be downloaded from QSpatial via the links below.