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Rivers and the sea · England · Environment Agency data updated 6 July 2026

UB7 Flood Risk

In postcode district UB7 (Hillingdon), 195 of 15,809 properties (1.2%) are in areas at high or medium risk of flooding from rivers and the sea — at least a 1 in 100 chance in any year — per Environment Agency data updated 6 July 2026; that is the 763rd highest count of 2,181 districts in England.

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134
Properties at high risk
61
Properties at medium risk
1.2%
Share at high or medium (of 15,809)
18
Postcodes with any property at high or medium

By bandProperties in UB7 by flood-risk band

Risk bandChance of flooding each yearAll propertiesHomes
High3.3% (1 in 30) or greater chance in any year13479
Mediumbetween 1% and 3.3% (1 in 100 to 1 in 30) chance in any year6139
Lowbetween 0.1% and 1% (1 in 1,000 to 1 in 100) chance in any year311278
Very lowless than 0.1% (1 in 1,000) chance in any year10194

118 of the high- or medium-risk properties are homes and 58 are non-residential (shops, offices, farms, public buildings); the rest are unclassified. By share, UB7 ranks 880th of 2,084 districts with at least 500 properties.

Postcode sectorsWhere in UB7 the risk sits

SectorPropertiesHighMediumLowVery lowHigh + medium share
UB7 02,1412516 1321.9%
UB7 5100 000.0%
UB7 75,06810945 296993.0%
UB7 83,62300 200.0%
UB7 94,97600 000.0%

Recorded floodsPast floods mapped near UB7

The Environment Agency has mapped flood outlines on 13 dates near UB7 since 1987; the most recent started on 30 Jan 2021.

StartedPlace / name in the recordSource of floodingCause
30 Jan 2021 – 3 Feb 2021— 4 outlinesMain riverChannel capacity exceeded (no raised defences)
29 Jan 2021 – 3 Feb 2021— 3 outlinesMain riverNot recorded
18 Jan 2021 – 20 Jan 2021— 3 outlinesMain river, drainageChannel capacity exceeded (no raised defences)
4 Oct 2020 – 7 Oct 2020— 2 outlinesMain river, ordinary watercourseNot recorded
24 Jun 2016—Main riverChannel capacity exceeded (no raised defences)
23 Jun 2016 – 25 Jun 2016—Main riverChannel capacity exceeded (no raised defences)
31 Jan 2014 – 18 Feb 2014— 5 outlinesOther, main riverGroundwater/high water table
23 Dec 2013 – 24 Dec 2013—Main riverChannel capacity exceeded (no raised defences)
9 Feb 2009 – 10 Feb 2009— 3 outlinesMain river, otherChannel capacity exceeded (no raised defences)
1 Jan 2003 – 2 Jan 2003—Main riverChannel capacity exceeded (no raised defences)
23 Dec 2002 – 12 Jan 2003— 44 outlinesSewer, main riverChannel capacity exceeded (no raised defences)
1 Jan 2000 – 12 Dec 2000—Main riverChannel capacity exceeded (no raised defences)
1 Jan 1987 – 12 Dec 1987— 10 outlinesMain riverChannel capacity exceeded (no raised defences)

What this page shows, and what it misses

The Environment Agency's count of properties in each postcode that sit in areas of land at very low, low, medium or high risk of flooding from rivers and the sea, allowing for flood defences and their condition, added up here by postcode district and local authority. Every property in England is counted once, so the share is of all properties in the area.

It misses: surface water (heavy rain), groundwater, sewer and reservoir flooding; Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland; and anything about a single building. A band describes the land a property stands on, not its floor level or flood protection, so it is not a forecast for any one home. Past floods come from the EA's Recorded Flood Outlines and are placed in the postcode district whose centre is nearest (within 12 km), so a flood near a boundary can be listed under a neighbour. Older records are patchy, and a flood with no outline is not listed.

Local authorities in UB7

  • Hillingdon — 15,803 properties, 195 at high or medium risk

If you live in UB7

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FAQQuestions people ask

Is UB7 at risk of flooding?

In postcode district UB7 (Hillingdon), 195 of 15,809 properties (1.2%) are in areas at high or medium risk of flooding from rivers and the sea — at least a 1 in 100 chance in any year — per Environment Agency data updated 6 July 2026; that is the 763rd highest count of 2,181 districts in England.

How many homes in UB7 are at high risk of flooding?

79 homes (residential properties) in UB7 are in areas at high risk (3.3% or greater chance each year) and 39 at medium risk, out of 13,869 homes, per Environment Agency data updated 6 July 2026. This counts rivers and the sea only, not surface water.

Has UB7 flooded before?

The Environment Agency has mapped flood outlines on 13 dates near UB7 since 1987; the most recent started on 30 Jan 2021.

How do I check the flood risk for my own address in UB7?

Use the government's long-term flood risk checker (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk): it shows rivers and the sea, surface water, reservoirs and groundwater for one address. District figures here are totals and cannot tell you about a single home.

Flood risk counts: Environment Agency, Risk of Flooding from Rivers and Sea – Postcodes in Areas at Risk and Recorded Flood Outlines, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2025. All rights reserved. Some features of this information are based on digital spatial data from the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, © NERC (CEH). © Crown Copyright and Database Rights 2025 OS AC0000807064. This product is produced in part from PAF® and Multiple Residence Data, the copyright in which is owned by Royal Mail Group Limited and/or Royal Mail Group plc. All rights reserved. Licence number AC0000807064.

Local authority of each postcode: Office for National Statistics postcode lookup (May 2026), licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026. District centres and place names: postcodes.io (ONS/OS open data). Totals, ranks and grouping are Global Incident Tracker's own calculations; the Environment Agency does not endorse them.