What is my flood insurance deductible?

Where to read it. NFIP says the declarations page sums up the key facts about your flood policy. On every insurer's declarations page you will find the policy term, the cover and deductible you bought, and premium information, including the total annual payment [1]. So your own deductible is on that page. It is not in a national table.

There are two deductibles, not one. NFIP calls them Building and Contents Deductibles. It says that choosing a higher deductible means you cover more out of your own pocket to rebuild after a flood. In return your overall premium may be lower [1].

NFIP also lists the deductible among the things that set the premium. The others are the building's replacement cost value and the amount of cover you buy [1].

If a claim pays less than you thought, ask the adjuster which deductible went against which part. The list of amounts you can pick sits in the NFIP rate manual. We have not read it yet: "Don't know yet".