Hawaiʻi · hazard zones by address

Hazard zones at an address

Type any Hawaiʻi street address. The Ledger asks the state's hazard maps which mapped areas that point falls in, and prints the agencies' own codes and wording.

This is a map lookup, not advice. In an emergency follow your county's emergency management agency and the National Weather Service; what is in effect now is on storms and warnings.

Read live from the State of Hawaiʻi GIS Hazards service: tsunami evacuation zones and extreme tsunami evacuation zones (state Emergency Management), lava flow hazard zones (U.S. Geological Survey mapping, Hawaiʻi Island only), FEMA flood zones from the state's DFIRM layer, the 1% coastal flood zone with 3.2 feet of sea level rise, and fire risk areas. A point outside a mapped area means only that: the map does not put it inside, which is not a finding that it is safe. Flood insurance requirements follow the county's own flood map and the effective FEMA panel, not this page. Nothing you type is stored.