Orlando Flood Zone Map & Elevation Check
Free Florida flood zone lookup for Orlando, FL — share of homes in FEMA high-risk flood zones, average ground elevation, and hurricane evacuation zones. Check any address for a parcel-level answer.
Flood risk in Orlando at a glance
- Orlando is in Orange County with about 140,890 homes.
- 7% of homes are in a FEMA high-risk flood zone (A/AE/VE); the most common zone is Zone X.
- Average ground elevation is 103.4 ft, ranging from 84.9 ft to 130.8 ft.
- 0% of homes are in hurricane evacuation zone A or B, the first to evacuate for storm surge.
FEMA flood zones
- Zone X: 93% of homes
- Zone A: 3% of homes
- Zone AE: 3% of homes
Evacuation zones
- Non-evac: 100% of homes
What this means for buyers in Orlando
Most homes in Orlando are outside FEMA high-risk zones
Only about 7% of homes are in a Special Flood Hazard Area, so flood insurance is usually optional. Low-lying streets and homes near canals or retention ponds can still flood — and still be mapped AE.
Estimated from 30 residential points across Orlando, weighted by 2020 Census housing units, using FEMA NFHL flood zones, Florida Division of Emergency Management evacuation zones, and ground elevation. These are area averages — flood zones and elevation change street by street.
Check a specific Orlando address for its exact FEMA zone, parcel elevation, and evacuation zone.
Budgeting for a home in Orlando? See Orlando property tax for buyers: the year-1 tax you'll pay after the Save Our Homes reset, not the seller's capped bill.