https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/Help-me-out-with-the-geography/m-p/267014#M115700 <P>I am not terribly informed about the geography of the east coast.</P> <P>If you live in a place called Long Island, Staten Island, Jersey shore, or any coastal areas, would it be safe to assume you may need flood or hurricane insurance?</P> <P>I know we are offered flood insurance every time we renew our policy. We are not in a flood plain, so it is not promoted much. It's probably inexpensive for here, so maybe we should get it anyway!</P> <P>I ask because I saw a man interviewed who said they didn't have flood or hurricane insurance. I believe he was one of the "island" areas in New York.</P> <P>I know there were probably some areas inland that no one thought were prone to flooding. But, what about the areas that are near water?</P> <P>Hyacinth</P> Sat, 03 Nov 2012 14:07:19 GMT hyacinth003 2012-11-03T14:07:19Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/Help-me-out-with-the-geography/m-p/267014#M115700 <P>I am not terribly informed about the geography of the east coast.</P> <P>If you live in a place called Long Island, Staten Island, Jersey shore, or any coastal areas, would it be safe to assume you may need flood or hurricane insurance?</P> <P>I know we are offered flood insurance every time we renew our policy. We are not in a flood plain, so it is not promoted much. It's probably inexpensive for here, so maybe we should get it anyway!</P> <P>I ask because I saw a man interviewed who said they didn't have flood or hurricane insurance. I believe he was one of the "island" areas in New York.</P> <P>I know there were probably some areas inland that no one thought were prone to flooding. But, what about the areas that are near water?</P> <P>Hyacinth</P> Sat, 03 Nov 2012 14:07:19 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Community-Chat/Help-me-out-with-the-geography/m-p/267014#M115700 hyacinth003 2012-11-03T14:07:19Z