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Cologne flood risk
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Map 100-year flood depth and highlight cells with population above 1,000 in the district of Cologne.
In the Cologne district, 265 H3 cells show 100-year flood depth up to 10.1 m. Cells with population above 1,000 cluster along the Rhine and inner-city corridors.
265cells mapped
10.1mmax depth
💡 Insights
  • Highest flood depths concentrate near the Rhine floodplain in western Cologne.
  • All highlighted cells exceed 1,000 residents. Exposure is widespread across the district.
Flood depth by return period
3m2m1m0
0.4m
RP10
1.8m
RP50
2.4m
RP100
2.5m
RP500
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RP100 flood depth
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