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For Your Geographers: Interactive Map Showing Flood Risk Should Sea Levels Rise


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Nice to know it would take 130 metres to flood my house, and 136 metres to flood my mums house, and 145meters to flood my uncles house. We are reasonably safe!

 

Apparently if the polar ice caps were to melt completely the rise in sea level would be about 60-75 metres. I can't find a reliable source for this but I do seem to recall it from some TV program or newspaper article. I can't remember how much that figure would be changed if all sources of water were to melt: Mountain ice/snow, glaciers...

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Link: Flood Risk by Constituency (England)

 

http://i.snag.gy/4POzU.jpg

 

...The property counts are based on two of the four flood risk likelihood categories in the RoFRS dataset.

"High" means that, in each year, there is a chance of flooding of greater than 1 in 30 (3.3%).

"Medium" means that, in each year, there is a chance of flooding of between 1 in 30 (3.3%) and 1 in 100 (1%).

"Significant" means that, in each year, there is a chance of flooding greater than or equal to 1 in 75 (1.3%)...

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Link: Check My Flood Risk - Created by Shoothill

 

http://i.snag.gy/VQUmu.jpg

 

...The map shows the Environment Agency's assessment of the likelihood of flooding from rivers and the sea across England. The information is based on the presence and effect of all flood defences, predicted flood levels, and ground levels. The data is available here under Open Government Licence V2.

 

Please Note: This map is intended as a general guide only. It uses open data, which is distributed by the Environment Agency for England....

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