The community identification number does not include which numbers?

The community identification number is a unique identifier used within the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) to help manage and reference floodplain management data for specific communities. The components of this number typically include the panel number and coordinate numbers, which are crucial for precisely identifying flood insurance rate maps (FIRMs) and the respective flood zones for jurisdictions.

The countywide FIRM number is distinct from the community identification number because it pertains more specifically to mapping a broader area rather than focusing on individual communities. Similarly, other numbers that may appear near the community identification number on the FIRM title block are not considered part of the community identification itself. These might include administrative codes or information related to the mapping process but do not contribute to the unique identification of the community.

Therefore, the correct response indicates that both the countywide FIRM number and other numbers near it on the FIRM title block are not included in the community identification number, as these are separate designations used for different mapping and administrative purposes.