UNITED KINGDOM · ENGLAND · LANDSCAPE · FLOOD RISK
Flood Risk from Rivers and Sea
What this layer shows
Risk of Flooding from Rivers and Sea: present-day likelihood in four bands, high to very low, taking flood defences into account. The Flood Zones above ignore defences; this map answers the different question of how likely flooding actually is today. 1.5 million risk cells.
Where the data comes from
ARCGIS · environment.data.gov.uk
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Facts shown for each feature
Likelihood · Detail suitability
In these presets
Planning
The constraints that shape a red line: SSSI Impact Risk Zones, Green Belt, the Flood Map for Planning zones and storage areas with present-day rivers-and-sea risk, Agricultural Land Classification (both the provisional national map and the more reliable post-1988 surveys), nutrient neutrality catchments, National Parks, National Landscapes and Local Nature Recovery Strategy areas. Useful for a constraints plan or an early feasibility check before any ecology is commissioned.
Flood
Flood zones, surface water, defences and what has flooded before.
Other layers in this group
- River Flooding — High Likelihood
- Coastal Flooding — High Likelihood
- Surface Water Flooding — High Likelihood
- River Flooding — Medium Likelihood
- Coastal Flooding — Medium Likelihood
- Surface Water Flooding — Medium Likelihood
- Flood Zones 2 & 3 (Wales)
- Surface Water Flooding (Wales)
- Flood Risk Assessment Wales
- TAN 15 Defended Zones
- Historic Flood Map (Wales)
- Flood Zone 3