Know your zone: SWFL evacuation, storm surge maps

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FORT MYERS, Fla. Here are the evacuation zone and surge zone maps for Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties ahead of Hurricane Irma.

Southwest Florida evacuation zones:

Lee County evacuation routes:

Lee County storm surge zones:

Collier County evacuation routes:

Collier County storm surge zones:

Charlotte County storm surge zones:

Charlotte County evacuation routes:

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