ZIP code · Flood risk
In FEMA's 100-year zone
3%
273 of 9,795 single-family homes
Draft 2026 flood map
688 in, 98 out
Single-family homes moving into or out of the 100-year zone
Ground height
97 to 119 ft
Above sea level, for most homes in the ZIP
Harvey, 2017
At least 692 homes
In FEMA's Harvey damage model
FEMA aid after Harvey
3,240 requests
1,701 grants, median $2,741
Nearest bayou or channel
0.2 mi
Typical distance from a home
| 77041 | Harris County | |
|---|---|---|
| Single-family homes | 9,795 | 1,154,353 |
| In the 100-year zone | 3% | 8% |
| On the draft 2026 map | 9% | 11% |
| Moving into the zone | 688 | 67,353 |
273 of the 9,795 single-family homes in 77041 sit in FEMA's 100-year zone, or 3%. That is less than half the Harris County share of 8%.
Harris County's draft 2026 map moves 688 single-family homes in 77041 into the 100-year zone and 98 out of it. It's a draft, not FEMA's map, so today's zones set insurance requirements until FEMA adopts a new one.
At least 692 single-family homes in 77041 are among the damaged in FEMA's Harvey model. FEMA also took 3,240 aid requests from the ZIP after the storm and made 1,701 grants, with a median of $2,741. A FloodMaps report shows a single address's Harvey record.
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77041 has 9,795 single-family homes on the Harris County appraisal roll. Most sit between 97 and 119 ft above sea level, and the typical home is 0.2 mi from the nearest bayou or drainage channel. On Harris County's draft 2026 map, 688 single-family homes move into the 100-year zone and 98 move out, which would put 9% of the ZIP in the zone, against 3% today. Until FEMA adopts the draft, today's map decides who must carry flood insurance.
Next door, 77040 has 23% of its single-family homes in the zone and 77095 has under 1%. FEMA's Harvey damage model counts at least 692 single-family homes here as damaged, and FEMA took 3,240 aid requests from the ZIP after the storm.
Compiled by FloodMaps from FEMA and county records. Flood-zone counts are single-family homes on the county appraisal rolls, placed on FEMA's flood map and Harris County's draft 2026 map as they stood on October 13, 2026. Harvey damage is FEMA's modeled damage for the 2017 storm, with each home counted once. FEMA aid is Individual Assistance requests and grants after Harvey, by ZIP.