North Atlantic in the 19th century

< 1700s 1900s >

The North Atlantic in the 19th century featured the following:

• 702 Catalogued cyclones
• 174 Estimated Intensities / 388 Partial / 144 Unknown
• 30,693 Known Fatalities
• 1,560 Known Injuries
• 38,633 Buildings Damaged
• 36,687 Buildings Destroyed
• Strongest: Three (1825), Four (1846), Seven (1870) – 160mph
• Most intense: Hurricane Seven (1870) – 914mb
• Deadliest: Hurricane Three (1899) – 4,039 fatalities
• Most destructive: Hurricane Three (1899) – 51,300 buildings affected
• Wettest: Hurricane Three (1870) – 466mm
• Highest Surge: Hurricane Six (1890) – 4.1 feet

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