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December 26, 2009
GlobalFloodMap.org is an interactive sea level rise map that displays predicted flooded areas due to rising sea levels. Based on Google Maps, this tool tells us how the world is expected to look like if global sea levels continues to rise. via makeuseof.com Click on individual points for current elevation, elevation after sea level rise, and the number and percentage of people losing homes. Green points: You’re fine. Blue points: You’re in a very, very tight spot.

GlobalFloodMap.org is an interactive sea level rise map that displays predicted flooded areas due to rising sea levels. Based on Google Maps, this tool tells us how the world is expected to look like if global sea levels continues to rise. via makeuseof.com

Click on individual points for current elevation, elevation after sea level rise, and the number and percentage of people losing homes.

  • Green points: You’re fine.
  • Blue points: You’re in a very, very tight spot.

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