The current Eagle County Floodplain Maps were adopted by the Board of County Commissioners on 1/4/2005, and were adopted by the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) on 12/4/2007.
Effective Mapping
PRELIMINARY: Eagle County Risk Map Project Physical Map Revision (PMR) study on the Colorado and Roaring Fork Rivers.
Floodplain Studies
Effective Mapping
- Digital Flood Insurance Rate Maps (DFIRM): See FEMA's Map Service Center for Online Interactive Maps or to Download the most recent mapping (Search by jurisdiction, then select 'Effective Products', then 'NFHL Data-County')
- Google Earth (KML): FEMA’s Web Map Service (WMS)
- HEC-RAS Modeling
PRELIMINARY: Eagle County Risk Map Project Physical Map Revision (PMR) study on the Colorado and Roaring Fork Rivers.
Floodplain Studies
- Flood Insurance Study, Eagle County Colorado and Incorporated Areas (Dec. 4, 2007)
- Flood Information Report of the Eagle and Colorado Rivers (Aug. 22, 2003)
- Flood Information Report of the Roaring Fork River (Nov. 14, 2001)
- LOMR - I-70G Edwards Interchange Phase 2 (Oct. 2020)
- LOMR - Gypsum Creek (June 2020)
- LOMR - Roaring Fork Phase II River Restoration - Town of Basalt (Nov. 2019)
- LOMR - Stone Creek Flood Hazard Mitigation Project (Feb. 2015)
- 205 E Cottonwood Rd, Avon
- 312 Cottonwood Rd, Avon
- 1 Deer Blvd N, Avon
- 529 Emma Rd, Basalt
- 605 Emma Rd, Basalt
- 1207 Hooks Spur Rd, Basalt
- 23 Peach Blow Rd, Basalt
- 14 Canyon Ct, Eagle
- 16 Cabin Creek Ln, Edwards
- 18 Cabin Creek Ln, Edwards
- 48 Cattail Way, Edwards
- 2366 S Frontage Rd W, Vail
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