A live number, not a screenshot

Every county on this site has a small live badge version of its own verdict, the national flood-hazard percentile and rating, meant for a real-estate agent's listing page, a local-news piece, or a county government site that references its own figure instead of a screenshot that goes stale the moment FEMA updates its model.

How to add one

Pick any county from this site and use its slug, the part of the URL after the domain, e.g. los-angeles-county-ca for Los Angeles County, CA, in this snippet:

<iframe src="https://floodzonefinder.com/embed?county=COUNTY-SLUG" width="320" height="200"
  style="border:0" loading="lazy" title="Flood risk widget"></iframe>

The credit link inside the widget points back to the county's full page and is marked rel="nofollow", in line with Google's policy on links inside syndicated or embeddable widgets.

Where to go next

See the range this plays out across: Los Angeles County, CA, Charlevoix County, MI, Loving County, TX.

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