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This article att empts to map out accessibility to places of evacuation from fl ood-prone areas to the nearest and most-accessible public utility facilities within the boundaries of the Mazovia province of Poland with the use of the two-step fl oating catchment area method (2SFCA). A fl ood-prone area is defi ned as an area of the so-called 100-year water that was delineated on fl ood hazard maps. In order to accomplish the aim of the work, it was necessary to use data from the resources of the Topographic Objects Database (BDOT) and OpenStreetMap (OSM). It was concluded that the worst accessibility to places of evacuation within 15 minutes may be found in the southeastern part of the Mazovia province as well as along the Bug and Narew Rivers, which is where fl ood plains are wide and many residential buildings are located.

Accessibility to places of evacuation for inhabitants of flood-prone areas in Mazovia province