Western Pacific in the 1910s

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The Western Pacific in the 1910s decade featured the following:

• 236 Catalogued cyclones
• 232 Known Tracks / 4 Unknown Tracks
• 117 Estimated Intensities / 119 Partial
• 3,083 Known Fatalities
• 771 Injured Persons
• 154,463 Buildings Damaged
• 211,050 Buildings Destroyed
• Strongest: Typhoon Twenty-One (1912), Typhoon Five (1913) – 160mph
• Most Intense: Typhoon Twenty-One (1912) – 909mb
• Deadliest: Typhoon Ten (1917) – 1,127
• Most destructive: Typhoon Fourteen (1912) – 207,095 buildings affected
• Costliest: No records
• Wettest: Typhoon Six (1911) – 2210mm
• Highest Surge: Typhoon Twenty-Two (1915) – 2 feet

Access each individual season from the list below:

• 1910 (26 tracks)
• 1911 (27 tracks)
• 1912 (27 tracks)
• 1913 (19 tracks)
• 1914 (25 tracks)
• 1915 (27 tracks)
• 1916 (21 tracks)
• 1917 (15 tracks)
• 1918 (22 tracks)
• 1919 (23 tracks)