Flood zones for vacant land in Lomita
Of the 29 vacant lots in Lomita, 0 (0%) are in a FEMA high-risk flood zone, where a home loan on a new building needs flood insurance. 29 (100%) are in zone X with minimal risk.
Flood zones in Lomita
| FEMA zone | Vacant lots | Share |
|---|---|---|
| X | 29 | 100% |
What the letters mean: flood zones explained.
Lots in a high-risk flood zone in Lomita
Zones A, AE, AH, AO and VE, lowest assessed value first.
None in this city.
Lots outside the flood zone in Lomita
Zone X with minimal risk, lowest assessed value first (25 of 29).
| Lot | Acres | Assessed |
|---|---|---|
| 1945 252nd St7375-016-086 | 0.06 | $12,072 |
| 2061 250th St7376-021-013 | 0.27 | $60,477 |
| 2219 241st St7374-010-014 | 0.05 | $82,043 |
| 1733 252nd St7410-016-013 | 0.04 | $116,451 |
| 2429 255th St7373-017-057 | 0.66 | $142,420 |
| 2253 241st St7374-010-022 | 0.05 | $192,131 |
| 2255 241st St7374-010-023 | 0.05 | $192,131 |
| 25304 Little Hills Ln7373-016-079 | 0.1 | $215,187 |
| 25308 Little Hills Ln7373-016-080 | 0.07 | $215,187 |
| 25312 Little Hills Ln7373-016-081 | 0.07 | $215,187 |
| 25100 Woodward Ave7375-006-034 | 0.29 | $219,434 |
| 2468 254th St7373-017-026 | 0.45 | $261,523 |
| 25644 Oak St7375-023-002 | 0.12 | $276,325 |
| 2340 Lomita Blvd7376-011-018 | 0.15 | $352,015 |
| 2232 Lomita Blvd7376-013-007 | 0.27 | $363,580 |
| 25820 Pennsylvania Ave7553-004-010 | 0.15 | $373,104 |
| 26320 Western Ave7411-030-013 | 0.11 | $377,400 |
| 25333 Oak St7375-004-029 | 0.15 | $424,762 |
| 2474 254th St7373-017-025 | 0.45 | $457,503 |
| 26275 Appian Way7549-004-035 | 0.53 | $603,733 |
| 23911 Olson Ln7374-008-045 | 0.13 | $852,778 |
| 25307 Oak St7375-005-009 | 0.43 | $927,328 |
| 1736 252nd St7410-015-061 | 0.14 | $1,040,550 |
| 26007 Lucille Ave7553-003-121 | 0.14 | $1,068,358 |
| 1837 Lomita Blvd7372-017-048 | 0.61 | $1,086,722 |
Questions about land in Lomita
How much vacant land in Lomita is in a flood zone?
0 of 29 vacant lots in Lomita (0%) are in a FEMA high-risk flood zone (A, AE, AH, AO or VE). 29 are zone X with minimal risk.
Do I need flood insurance for land in Lomita?
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. 0% of Lomita's vacant lots are in such a zone.
More for Lomita: all vacant land · fire hazard zones
Sources
Counts are LandGrab's analysis of 2026 public data for vacant parcels in Los Angeles County, updated 2026-10-19. Maps change; confirm a specific lot with the county before you buy.