Compare towns by mapped Flood Zone 3 coverage
See towns grouped by the share of their land area in Flood Zone 3. These are coverage bands, not a safest-to-riskiest league table.
Flood Map for Planning Flood Zones, revision 20 May 2026 · 6,807 eligible towns
How to read this comparison
Zero mapped coverage does not mean flood-free. This measure is about land area, not the percentage of homes at risk, and does not include surface-water flooding.
Eligibility, ordering and limitations
A published controlled Flood Map for Planning result for the town.
Flood Zone 3 includes land with a 1% or greater annual river-flood probability or a 0.5% or greater annual sea-flood probability, ignoring the presence of defences. The mapped overlap with the town boundary is grouped into four bands. Towns are listed alphabetically within the selected band, with no ordinal ranks.
Explore the coverage groups
1,684 matching towns from 6,807 eligible towns. Alphabetical listing; no ranks.
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| Town | Land area in Zone 3 | Coverage band |
|---|---|---|
| TurwestonBuckinghamshire | 12.58% | 5% or more |
| TwigworthGloucestershire | 6.13% | 5% or more |
| Twyford (Melton)Leicestershire | 12.55% | 5% or more |
| Tydd GoteLincolnshire | 21.09% | 5% or more |
| Tydd St GilesCambridgeshire | 25.98% | 5% or more |
| Tydd St MaryLincolnshire | 89.65% | 5% or more |
| TywardreathCornwall | 21.56% | 5% or more |
| Tywardreath HighwayCornwall | 15.26% | 5% or more |
| UffculmeDevon | 5.28% | 5% or more |
| UlleskelfNorth Yorkshire | 20.55% | 5% or more |
| UlverstonWestmorland and Furness | 14.62% | 5% or more |
| Upper BeedingWest Sussex | 15.62% | 5% or more |
| Upper Coxley and Coxley WickSomerset | 6.06% | 5% or more |
| Upper DeanBedford | 8.94% | 5% or more |
| Upper DickerEast Sussex | 13.41% | 5% or more |
| Upper LayhamSuffolk | 11.81% | 5% or more |
| Upton (Broadland)Norfolk | 9.94% | 5% or more |
| Upton (Vale of White Horse)Oxfordshire | 5.88% | 5% or more |
| Upton upon SevernWorcestershire | 24.89% | 5% or more |
| Upwell and OutwellNorfolk | 10.27% | 5% or more |
| WaddinghamLincolnshire | 5.10% | 5% or more |
| Waddington (Ribble Valley)Lancashire | 9.26% | 5% or more |
| WadebridgeCornwall | 12.77% | 5% or more |
| WadefordSomerset | 6.27% | 5% or more |
| Wainfleet All SaintsLincolnshire | 40.46% | 5% or more |
Environment Agency · Flood Map for Planning Flood Zones, revision 20 May 2026. Source details
Can I use this to judge a particular property’s flood risk?
No. A town can contain low-lying land and higher ground, and surface-water flooding is a separate risk. Use the town guide as context, then check the exact address using the Environment Agency flood-risk service and professional advice.
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Data sources
Dates below distinguish the period represented by the data from when the source was collected and published here. How we use these sources
Flood Map for Planning - Flood ZonesEnvironment Agency · Flood Map for Planning Flood Zones, revision 20 May 2026
- Data version
- Flood Map for Planning Flood Zones, revision 20 May 2026
- Source published
- 20 May 2026
- Retrieved by Kerbside
- 2 September 2026
- Published on Kerbside
- 2 September 2026
- Refresh cadence
- as needed
- Towns with a published result
- 6,807
Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0
Publication reference: e315db85-8651-4532-b88f-b0f6233390a3. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.