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Service Description: In 2010, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the OWRB officially launched a Cooperating Technical Partnership (CTP) Agreement. This important effort recognized the need for updated flood insurance studies and flood insurance map panels, as well as the development of digital flood hazard mapping. In 2012, the OWRB and FEMA began the RiskMAP Discovery process for Oklahoma's watersheds, which will help communities identify areas at risk for flooding and, ultimately, aide in prioritizing future mitigation efforts.

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• Craig County (0)
  • Changes Since Last FIRM (1)
    • Floodway Changes (2)
    • Special Flood Hazard Area Changes (3)
  • Proposed Flood Mapping (4)
    • Proposed Base Flood Elevations (5)
    • Proposed Cross Sections (6)
    • Proposed Special Flood Hazard Areas (7)
• Hughes County (8)
  • Changes Since Last FIRM (9)
  • Proposed Flood Mapping (10)
    • Proposed Cross Sections (11)
    • Proposed Special Flood Hazard Areas (12)
• McIntosh County (13)
  • Proposed Flood Mapping (14)
    • Proposed Cross Sections (15)
    • Proposed Special Flood Hazard Areas (16)
• Noble County (17)
  • Proposed Flood Mapping (18)
    • Proposed Base Flood Elevations (19)
    • Proposed Cross Sections (20)
    • Proposed Special Flood Hazard Areas (21)
  • Noble County Parcels (22)
• Grand Lake of the Cherokees (23)
  • Changes Since Last FIRM (24)
    • Floodway Changes (25)
    • Special Flood Hazard Area Changes (26)
  • Proposed Flood Mapping (27)
    • Proposed Base Flood Elevations (28)
    • Proposed Cross Sections (29)
    • Proposed Special Flood Hazard Areas (30)
  • Current Effective Special Flood Hazard Areas (31)
  • Ottawa County Parcels (32)
• Lower Cimarron-Skeleton (33)
  • Proposed Flood Mapping (34)
    • Proposed Base Flood Elevations (35)
    • Proposed Cross Sections (36)
    • Proposed Special Flood Hazard Areas (37)
  • Current Effective Special Flood Hazard Areas (38)
• Lower North Canadian (39)
  • Proposed Flood Mapping (40)
    • Proposed Base Flood Elevations (41)
    • Proposed Cross Sections (42)
    • Proposed Special Flood Hazard Areas (43)
  • Current Effective Special Flood Hazard Areas (44)
• CTP Watersheds (45)
• County Boundaries (46)

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Spatial Reference: 102100  (3857)


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Title: Floodplain_CTP
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Comments: In 2010, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the OWRB officially launched a Cooperating Technical Partnership (CTP) Agreement. This important effort recognized the need for updated flood insurance studies and flood insurance map panels, as well as the development of digital flood hazard mapping. In 2012, the OWRB and FEMA began the RiskMAP Discovery process for Oklahoma's watersheds, which will help communities identify areas at risk for flooding and, ultimately, aide in prioritizing future mitigation efforts.
Subject: Cooperating Technical Partnership Program proposed mapping
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Keywords: OWRB,Okahoma,CTP,Cooperating Technical Partnership,floodplain
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