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GEO.ca Flood Mapping
Canadian federal, provincial and territorial geospatial data providers are collaborating to provide tools and resources to help Canadians plan and prepare for floods.
Flood maps show an area that may be covered by water, or show where the water reaches during a specific flood event. They are critical tools that can help us identify potential risks and mitigate flood impacts.
The Government of Canada is investing to help Canadians better plan and prepare for future floods. Learn how the Government of Canada contributes to the production of flood maps.
Provinces and territories are responsible for undertaking flood mapping and addressing flood hazards. Find flood mapping resources specific to your province or territory.
Many different datasets can build flood maps: models of the landscape (topographic and bathymetric), water quantity (flow rate), water levels, meteorological and climatological data, and ice conditions.
Explore an archive of locations where some of the largest floods have taken place in recent Canadian history.
Explore floods for the current year as monitored by Natural Resources Canada.
Explore flood susceptibility across the country, based on patterns of historic flood events.
Explore available flood hazard maps in your area in Canada.
The Government of Canada is investing over $63.8M in its Flood Hazard Identification and Mapping Program (FHIMP) to help Canadians better plan and prepare for future floods.
Being prepared for a flood can save money, property, and lives. Take simple steps to get Flood Ready and protect what matters most.
NRCan’s Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation follows its flood mapping mandate by developing and providing access to current, high-quality geospatial and scientific products and services related to the creation of flood hazard maps and flood extent maps.
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