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ZIP code 30342, Fulton County, Georgia

National Flood Insurance Program claims and payouts recorded for this ZIP code, with county context.

NCEI notes that Storm Data is compiled from a variety of sources including the National Weather Service, other federal, state and local agencies, the media and the public; that property and crop damage figures are estimates; and that some events are recorded by NWS forecast zone rather than by county. FEMA notes that NFIP claim records are redacted and aggregated to protect the privacy of policyholders. NFIP claims as of 8 Sep 2026.

OpenFEMA lists 488 NFIP claims for ZIP 30342 (Fulton County, Georgia), with $9.9M paid on 419 claims since 1978.

That is 15.7% of the 3,100 claims recorded across Fulton County. The average paid claim in the ZIP is $24K, lower than the county average of $39K and the Georgia average of $29K.

FEMA counts 62 repetitive-loss properties and 10 severe repetitive-loss properties in the ZIP (properties with two or more paid flood claims); their locations are not published.

At county level FEMA counts 2,308 residential flood policies in force, covering 0.8% of residential structures.

488NFIP claims since 1978
419paid claims
$9.9Mtotal paid
$24Kaverage paid claim

Compared with the county and state

MeasureZIP 30342FultonGeorgiaUS
Claims since 19784883,10024,4792,680,429
Share of claims paid86%79%74%78%
Average paid claim$24K$39K$29K$43K
Share of county claims15.7%100%——
Repetitive-loss properties623292,022—

Claims by year of loss

197820022026
NFIP claims in ZIP 30342 by year of loss, 1978 to 2026.
DecadeClaimsPaid
1970s75$287,210
1980s47$97,627
1990s57$231,470
2000s175$4,545,185
2010s69$1,548,064
2020s65$3,237,180
Year of lossClaimsPaid claimsAmount paidAverage paid
202621$74,893$74,893
202510$0—
20244037$2,127,967$57,513
202311$177,531$177,531
202122$48,515$24,258
20201915$808,273$53,885
201955$157,730$31,546
201855$46,252$9,250
20172323$626,730$27,249
201620$0—
201522$8,630$4,315
201463$56,868$18,956
201310$0—
201110$0—
20102423$651,854$28,341
20099078$2,477,263$31,760
200810$0—
200543$41,075$13,692
20047268$1,957,437$28,786
200331$32,714$32,714
200254$36,697$9,174
199862$4,736$2,368
199797$27,267$3,895
199621$4,135$4,135
199554$19,854$4,963
199410$0—
199254$35,990$8,997
199197$60,315$8,616
19902017$79,174$4,657
1989118$22,462$2,808
198510$0—
198483$1,139$380
198342$4,153$2,077
19822222$68,873$3,131
198011$1,000$1,000
19797570$287,210$4,103

Claims are counted by year of loss as recorded in OpenFEMA's redacted NFIP claims file; amounts combine building, contents and increased-cost-of-compliance payments. ZIP codes in the file are the policyholder's reported ZIP.

County context: Fulton County

Fulton County has 903 weather events in the NCEI record since 1950 (6 in the last 12 months), 21 federal disaster declarations, and an overall National Risk Index rating of "Relatively High". Flood-type events recorded in the county: 116; hurricane-strength tracks within 50 miles: 0.

Hail: 239 · Tornado: 38 · Flood: 116 · Wind: 464 · Winter: 0 — full county page.

Questions and answers

How many flood insurance claims have been filed in ZIP 30342?

488 claims since 1978 in the OpenFEMA NFIP claims file, 419 of them with a payment.

How much has the NFIP paid out in ZIP 30342?

$9.9M across 419 paid claims (building, contents and increased-cost-of-compliance payments combined), about $24K per paid claim.

Which year had the most flood claims in 30342?

2009, with 90 claims and $2.5M paid.

What county is ZIP 30342 in?

Most claims in this ZIP carry the county code for Fulton County, Georgia; ZIP codes can cross county lines. The county page carries the storm record, declarations and risk index for the area.

Provenance

OpenFEMA NfipClaims v3 (as of 8 Sep 2026) and NfipMultipleLossProperties v1 (2 Aug 2026), aggregated by ZIP code and year of loss on this site; no property-level record is shown. County storm figures from NOAA NCEI through 30 Jun 2026. Built 1 Oct 2026. See the guide to redacted NFIP claims and the methodology.