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New Flood Map Viewer
As of April 29, 2011: Volusia County has received the preliminary flood maps for Volusia County from FEMA. These maps include proposed revisions to the flood maps currently in effect. These maps will become effective for regulating development and for flood insurance purposes following the review, comment, and appeal period in approximately six – nine months.
On this page is an online searchable flood map which allows you to type in your address or property id number to see your parcel on an interactive map in relation to the high-risk flood areas.
Instructions on How to Use the Online Maps (PDF, 740KB)
DISCLAIMER: The data employed within this application was developed through a variety of sources, including the County, our many municipal jurisdictions and the private sector utilizing data collected at various scales. The map information displayed is not survey accurate. Volusia County Government strives to maintain information pertaining to this application as up-to-date as possible however, independent verification of the data displayed is recommended to assure its accuracy. Volusia County Government makes no warranty, explicit or implied as to the accuracy or use of this data.
This application allows you to enter an address and determine if your property is located within the Current or Preliminary FEMA Flood Zone.
Click the stormy weather ahead sign on the right to go directly to the map without using the search functions below.
Use the search functions below to zoom directly to a specific address.
Address Search
Enter your address in the empty box below. Please include the number, street name and street suffix abbreviation (For example: Av; Blvd; Btwy; Cir; Ct; Dr; Ln; Ldg; Pk; Pkwy; Pl; Rd; St; Ter; Tr). Do not use a period after any abbreviation in the address as the address will not be accepted.The map may take a moment to load.
Example: (123 W Indiana Av)
Parcel Search
To search by parcel, type your 12 digit parcel number (without hyphens or spaces!) into the form box below and click find. The map may take a moment to load.
(Example: 700903000190)If you do not know your parcel number, you can navigate to to the property location by clicking the stormy weather ahead sign above and zooming to the desired area on the map.
Flood Statistics
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As little as one foot of (moving) water can move most cars off the road. |
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Just six inches of fast-moving flood water can sweep a person off his or her feet. |
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Most flood-related deaths occur at night and are vehicular. |
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Urban and small stream flash floods often occur in less than one hour. |
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Tropical cyclones pose significant risk well inland due to fresh water flooding. |
Map Changes and Flood Insurance
National Flood Insurance Program Video
Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012 Fact Sheet
Flood Insurance: A Quick Primer
PDF Map of Current 100yr Flood Zones
PDF Map of Preliminary 100yr Flood Zones