These maps were created in 2013 as part of the High Water Line | Miami project/movement.
They illustrate sea level rise at one-foot intervals ranging from one to six feet.
Current Sea Level, Miami. Data Source: Climate Central / High Water Line | Miami. Map Source: Matthew Toro. 2013.
One Foot Sea Level Rise, Miami. Data Source: Climate Central / High Water Line | Miami. Map Source: Matthew Toro. 2013.
Two Feet Sea Level Rise, Miami. Data Source: Climate Central / High Water Line | Miami. Map Source: Matthew Toro. 2013.
Three Feet Sea Level Rise, Miami. Data Source: Climate Central / High Water Line | Miami. Map Source: Matthew Toro. 2013.
Four Feet Sea Level Rise, Miami. Data Source: Climate Central / High Water Line | Miami. Map Source: Matthew Toro. 2013.
Five Feet Sea Level Rise, Miami. Data Source: Climate Central / High Water Line | Miami. Map Source: Matthew Toro. 2013.
Six Feet Sea Level Rise, Miami. Data Source: Climate Central / High Water Line | Miami. Map Source: Matthew Toro. 2013.
The raw sea level geospatial datasets were produced by Climate Central and shared with High Water Line | Miami.
To learn more, please visit Climate Central’s “Surging Seas” sea level rise analysis mapping tool.
Miami Geographic 
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