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Overview
We gathered feedback from Albertans on draft reports and flood maps used to support emergency response and help build more resilient communities.
Flood maps identify where water will flow during a flood, and what land could be flooded during different sized floods. Most flood maps focus on floods caused by high river flows when water escapes the river channel, most often experienced in spring or following summer rainstorms, but they can also show areas at risk from ice jam floods or document the extent of historic floods.
Engagements under review
We are reviewing feedback from Albertans on the following flood study engagements:
- Bow and Elbow River flood study engagement
- Fort McMurray flood study engagement
- Highwood River flood study engagement
- Red Deer River flood study engagement
- Sheep River flood study engagement
Completed engagements
The following flood study engagements are complete:
- Athabasca flood study engagement
- Camrose flood study engagement
- Cardston flood study engagement
- Drumheller flood study engagement
- Fort Macleod flood study engagement
- Fort Vermilion flood study engagement
- Marten Beach flood study engagement
- Medicine Hat flood study engagement
- Milk River flood study engagement
- North Saskatchewan River flood study engagement
- Peace River flood study engagement
- Pincher Creek flood study engagement
- Priddis flood study engagement
- Rochester flood study engagement
- Rocky Mountain House flood study engagement
- Sangudo flood study engagement
- Siksika Bow River flood study engagement
- Slave Lake flood study engagement
- St. Albert flood study engagement
- Stand Off flood study engagement
- Upper Bow River flood study engagement
- Upper Red Deer River flood study engagement
Outcomes
Your feedback will help inform the finalization of flood studies and maps in the Flood Hazard Identification Program to support emergency responses during a flood and help build resilient communities over the long term.