Bang Na floods at neighbourhood level. Several times a monsoon season individual sois hold water for hours; ground-floor parking and garden units are the exposure. Not a reason to rule the district out — a reason to check the building’s own ground level.
Ranked 22 of 50 Bangkok districts, riskiest first.
187 buildings in Bang Na inherit this district score. We do not have block-level elevation, so a building’s own ground height still matters.
RealData scores each of Bangkok’s 50 khet from 0 to 5 against BMA Drainage Department records, JICA flood-frequency reports and 2011 great flood inundation mapping. The layer is district-level, not coordinate-level, and is reviewed once a year after the BMA monsoon report.
Bang Na floods at neighbourhood level. Several times a monsoon season individual sois hold water for hours; ground-floor parking and garden units are the exposure. Not a reason to rule the district out — a reason to check the building’s own ground level.
Largely no. Bang Na stayed outside the worst of the 2011 inundation, protected by elevation and the King’s Dyke barrier line. Its current level reflects that.
Flood level is one input, not a verdict. Check the building itself: ground-floor height above the soi, whether parking is at grade, and what the juristic office says about past water. The Bang Na score tells you the baseline you are starting from.
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