Know Your Zone - NC DPS
WEBDo you Know Your Zone? Twenty-one coastal counties have established predetermined evacuation zones to simplify the coastal evacuation process in the event of an emergency. Everyone living or vacationing in North Carolina's coastal areas should Know Your Zone. Enter your address to find your zone
NCDOT: Evacuation Routes - N.C. Department of Transportation
WEBUsing a color-coded map, Know Your Zone is a tier-evacuation system that identifies areas most at-risk to hurricanes, tropical storms and other events.
WEBNorth Carolinians should visit knowyourzone.nc.gov and learn their zone by entering their address into the interactive map. Don’t forget to find the zone for your workplace, children’s school or your loved ones too.
Learn Your Zone - NC DPS
WEBLearn Your Zone. If you live in one of the color-shaded coastal areas below, enter your address in the search bar to find your evacuation zone or zoom to your location and click the map to find your zone. View larger map.
WEBhighlights North Carolina’s areas most vulnerable to impacts from hurricanes, tropical storms and other hazards. When a storm is approaching, local officials will determine which zones are most at risk and which residents should evacuate. Higher risk areas in Zone A will typically be evacuated first, followed by areas in Zone B, etc.
NC Evacuation Zones - NC OneMap
WEBReady NC Know Your Zone Evacuation Zones for North Carolina.
Know Your Zone | Carteret County, NC - Official Website
WEBThe Know Your Zone lookup tool is a new color-coded interactive map you can use to determine the evacuation zone where you live, work, or are visiting based upon your street address. Evacuation zones highlight areas most at risk to storm surge and flooding.
Know Your Zone (Evacuation Lookup Tool) | Craven County
WEBThe Know Your Zone lookup tool is a new color-coded interactive map you can use to determine the evacuation zone where you live, work, or are visiting based upon your street address. Evacuation zones highlight areas most at risk to storm surge and flooding.
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