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As of 10 December 2024, the SFRA map has been updated with the latest flood layers.

The main purpose of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (SFRA) is to provide:

  • up-to-date information and guidance on flood risk

  • inform the selection of options for Local Plan allocations and

  • support the determination of planning applications.

SFRA 2024 map

Please refer to the SFRA 2024 for explanations of the information shown on this map.

Map Legend

Flood Zones
 Flood Zone 2
 Flood Zone 3a
 Flood Zone 3b
   
Fluvial Climate Change
  Area affected
       
Updated flood map for surface water
  30 year extent
  100 year extent
  1,000 year extent
   
Areas Susceptible to Ground Water Flooding
No Risk
Groundwater levels are either at or very near (within 0.025m of) the ground surface in the 100-year return period event.
Groundwater levels are between 0.5m and 5m below the ground surface in the 100-year return period event.
Groundwater levels are between 0.025m and 0.5m below the ground surface in the 100-year return period event.
Groundwater levels are at least 5m below the ground surface. in the 100-year return period event
Updated flood map for surface water - Depth
 30 Year Extent
 100 Year Extent
 1000 Year Extent
   
Updated flood map for surface water - Hazard
 30 Year Extent
 100 Year Extent
 1000 Year Extent
   
Risk of flooding from rivers and sea
 Risk Areas
       
Historic Flooding - Recorded Flood Outlines
 Historic Recorded Flood outlines
       
Flood Risk Management
 Spatial flood defences including standardised attributes
 Flood Alert Areas
 Flood Warning Areas
   
Working with Natural Processes
 WNPP Runoff attenuation features 3.3% AEP
 WWNP Runoff Attenuation features 1% AEP
 WWNP Riparian Woodland Potential
 WWNP Floodplain Woodland Potential
 WWNP Floodplain Reconnection Potential

Please note:

  • Loading times may vary for the SFRA map layers
  • Although it is possible to zoom in to a low level on this map, the SFRA mapping is of a strategic nature and should not be used to assess flood risk for individual properties.

SFRA Level 2 - 2017 Appendices

SFRA Level 2 - 2017 Appendix A: Level 2 Detailed Site Assessments

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Location Site
 Huntingdon

Fire Station [PDF, 0.4MB]

Thrapston Road North and West of Church Road [PDF, 0.5MB]

Lodge Farm [PDF, 1MB]

Main Street [PDF, 0.3MB]

North of Edison Bell Way [PDF, 0.4MB]

South of Edison Bell Way [PDF, 0.5MB]

Ermine Street/Edison Bell Way [PDF, 0.3MB]

Alconbury Weald [PDF, 1MB]

Gas Depot by Port Holm [PDF, 0.3MB]

North East of adjacent Alconbury Airfield [PDF, 0.7MB]

Chequer's Court [PDF, 0.9MB]

Brampton Park [PDF, 1MB]

Brampton Golf Course [PDF, 0.3MB]

 St Neots

Former Youth Centre, Priory Road [PDF, 0.3MB]

St Neots Fire Station and vacant land [PDF, 0.2MB]

Love's Farm Reserved Site [PDF, 0.3MB]

Cromwell Road North [PDF, 0.8MB]

Huntingdon Street [PDF, 0.3MB]

Riversfield, Little Paxton [PDF, 0.6MB]

St Mary's Urban Village [PDF, 0.5MB]

St Neots East [PDF, 1.5MB]

Godmanchester

RGE Engineering [PDF, 0.4MB]

North of Clyde Farm [PDF, 0.6MB]

Tyrell's Marina [PDF, 0.4MB]

St Ives

Former Car Showroom, London Road [PDF, 0.4MB]

Vindis Car Showroom [PDF, 0.5MB]

Gifford's Park [PDF, 1MB]

Gifford's Farm [PDF, 0.3MB]

St Ives West [PDF, 1MB]

West of Cullum Farm, Hemingford Grey [PDF, 0.5MB]

West of London Road [PDF, 0.5MB]

Buckden

Land East of Silver Street [PDF, 0.3MB]

Ramsey

Newtown Road [PDF, 0.2MB]

Ramsey Gateway [PDF, 0.3MB]

Ramsey Gateway (High Lode) [PDF, 0.3MB]

South of the Foundry [PDF, 0.3MB]

Sawtry

Bill Hall Way [PDF, 0.4MB]

East of Brookside [PDF, 0.2MB]

SFRA Level 2 - 2017 Appendix B: Watercourses in Huntingdonshire

Main Rivers [PDF, 3MB]

Awarded Watercourses [PDF, 2.5MB]

Ordinary Watercourses [PDF, 2.5MB]

IDB Watercourses [PDF, 2MB]

SFRA 2010 mapping for Middle Level Commissioner Areas

For those villages which are entirely within Flood Zone 3 as defined in the 2017 SFRA only, the 2010 SFRA, which took account of flood defences, will be used as the basis for decision-making, and general market housing will only be permitted in areas shown as being in Flood Zone 1 as defined in that document.

Note [PDF, 26.5MB] tabled at the September 2017 Development Management Committee which sets out this information and the SFRA 2010 mapping for Middle Level Commissioner Areas.