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New high-tech FEMA maps redefine flood zones (USA Today)

New high-tech maps are forcing many U.S. homeowners to buy flood insurance for the first time, while others who have had coverage are being cleared to drop their policies.

Missouri Residents Question Accuracy of New Flood Maps (Insurance Journal)

Plans to change the flood zone maps in Springfield, Mo. have several residents upset that they will have to buy flood insurance for property that they say has never flooded. More than 100 homeowne

Springfield residents complain about new maps (Jefferson City News Tribune)

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) - Plans to change the flood zone maps in Springfield have several residents upset that they will have to buy flood insurance for property that they say has never flooded.

LocalGuide: Public meeting on flood maps Saturday (Billings Gazette)

MILES CITY - The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation and the Federal Emergency Management Agency will host a public meeting to review preliminary flood hazard maps for Miles City from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, at the Miles Community College Administration Building, in rooms 106 and 107.

NAVTEQ Reports More Drivers Are Updating Navigation System Maps (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

NAVTEQ, a leading global provider of digital map data for location-based solutions and vehicle navigation, is reporting a significant and steady increase in the number of drivers updating maps for their navigation systems.

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