Flood Risk Report

Energy Corridor, Houston — Flood Zone & Risk Data

FEMA Mixed Zones — AE & X Moderate-High Risk ZIP: 77077, 77079, 77082
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FEMA Zone
mixed
Special Flood Hazard Area
Harvey Impact
Severe (reservoir/bayou)
August 2017
Insurance
Required*
Federally-backed loans

Flood Zone Overview

The Energy Corridor is Houston's major employment hub along Interstate 10 West, situated near Buffalo Bayou and downstream from the Addicks and Barker reservoirs. Many properties in the area are downstream of the reservoir release points.

Hurricane Harvey Impact (2017)

The Energy Corridor experienced significant flooding during Harvey from both Buffalo Bayou and controlled releases from Addicks and Barker reservoirs. Some commercial and residential properties received several feet of water.

Flood Insurance Considerations

Energy Corridor properties near Buffalo Bayou and downstream of reservoir release points carry Zone AE designations. Reservoir release risk is an additional factor beyond standard floodplain maps. A licensed insurance professional can advise on the appropriate coverage for a specific property.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Energy Corridor contains mixed zones. Properties along Buffalo Bayou and those downstream from the Addicks/Barker reservoir release points are Zone AE. Check your specific address for parcel-level data.

Yes. The Energy Corridor experienced significant flooding during Harvey from Buffalo Bayou and downstream reservoir releases. The flooding affected both commercial properties and residential streets.

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Neighborhood-level data is a starting point. Every property has a unique elevation, zone boundary, and claim history.

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