National Park flood map and hazard check
National Park · Tasmania 7140 · 68 addresses
FloodLens checks any National Park address against the Tasmanian Strategic Flood Maps - modelled flood depth from 1-in-50 to 1-in-200 year floods, tested at points across the whole lot, not just the house - and the Tasmanian Planning Scheme's bushfire, landslip, coastal erosion and coastal inundation overlays. Rural lots also get land capability, soil, and pasture and crop suitability.
Flood map of National Park
What the check covers in Tasmania
- Flood - Tasmanian Strategic Flood Maps (2025), four flood sizes including climate change.
- Bushfire, landslip and coastal hazards - the planning scheme overlays council uses for building approvals.
- Acid sulfate soils - the state's acid sulfate soil mapping.
- Land and soil - land capability class, soil type and crop suitability for rural lots.
- Planning - zone, planning codes, heritage and native vegetation.
These checks run live for each address, so there are no suburb-wide percentages for Tasmania yet.
Before you buy in National Park
- Ask your conveyancer for a council certificate (section 337) - it shows notices and approvals.
- Ask for the bushfire (BAL) rating of any house, and check vegetation-clearing rules.
- Get written insurance quotes for the exact address.
Nearby suburbs
Indicative only. Compiled from Tasmanian Government data published on theLIST (Land Tasmania, Tasmania SES, NRE Tas) and G-NAF. Not property-level advice - verify with the council before any property decision. Last updated 2026-09-28.