Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM) Practice Exam

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What does B Zone indicate in flood hazard terms?

Area of highest flood hazard
Area with no flood hazard
Area of moderate flood hazard
Only areas protected by levees

The correct answer is: Area of moderate flood hazard

The correct answer is actually C, not B. B Zone does not refer to an area with no flood hazard, but rather an area of moderate flood hazard. Zones with a higher flood hazard are labeled A or V, while D refers to an area protected by levees. Therefore, B Zone is not the most accurate description of areas with no flood hazard. It's important to remember that all areas have some level of flood risk, and B Zone simply refers to an area with a moderate level of risk.