Are Sinkholes Near Me?

In Florida, sinkhole activity can literally occur anywhere, with the highest concentration in west central Florida due to the karst limerock environment. The various geological areas of our state pose a different level of risk for sinkhole activity and are influenced by long-term weather trends such as heavy rain and drought.

The map on the right shows the locations of sinkholes reported since 1954 in the Florida Geological Survey’s statewide sinkhole database. It does not include all sinkholes in Florida. You may enlarge the map by clicking on the thumbnail to the right or by clicking here. (Map provided by Florida Geological Survey Map Series No, 110, Sinkhole Type, Development and Distribution in Florida.)

Reported Sinkholes in Florida (2008)

The links below show maps of Florida counties with the highest levels of reported sinkholes. Data gathered by the Florida Geological Survey (FGS) and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP).

Alachua County, Florida	Citrus County, Florida	Hernando County, Florida	Hillsborough County, Florida
Lake County, Florida	Leon County, Florida	Levy County, Florida	Marion County, Florida
Orange County, Florida	Pasco County, Florida	Pinellas County, Florida	Polk County, Florida
	Seminole County, Florida	Volusia County, Florida

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