Flood zones for vacant land in Llano
Of the 205 vacant lots in Llano, 5 (2%) are in a FEMA high-risk flood zone, where a home loan on a new building needs flood insurance. 200 (98%) are in zone X with minimal risk.
Flood zones in Llano
| FEMA zone | Vacant lots | Share |
|---|---|---|
| X | 200 | 98% |
| A | 4 | 2% |
| AO | 1 | under 1% |
What the letters mean: flood zones explained.
Lots in a high-risk flood zone in Llano
Zones A, AE, AH, AO and VE, lowest assessed value first.
| Lot | Acres | Assessed | Zone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ave U10 and 164th St E3080-026-018 | 5.09 | $2,362 | A |
| Ave W6 and 170th St E3036-013-044 | 4.99 | $10,164 | AO |
| 31620 Fort Tejon Rd3064-003-015 | 5 | $17,998 | A |
| Ave X8 and Largo Vista Rd3085-010-006 | 9.46 | $37,974 | A |
| Ave Z8 near 253rd St E3064-012-083 | 29.99 | $70,000 | A |
Lots outside the flood zone in Llano
Zone X with minimal risk, lowest assessed value first (25 of 200).
Questions about land in Llano
How much vacant land in Llano is in a flood zone?
5 of 205 vacant lots in Llano (2%) are in a FEMA high-risk flood zone (A, AE, AH, AO or VE). 200 are zone X with minimal risk.
Do I need flood insurance for land in Llano?
Not for an empty lot: flood insurance covers buildings. If you build in a high-risk zone and borrow from a federally regulated lender, flood insurance on the building is required. 2% of Llano's vacant lots are in such a zone.
More for Llano: all vacant land · fire hazard zones
Sources
Counts are LandGrab's analysis of 2026 public data for vacant parcels in Los Angeles County, updated 2026-10-21. Maps change; confirm a specific lot with the county before you buy.