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Philippines: Natural Hazard Profile

Map Doc Name : OCHA_PHL_Hazard_A0_231010_final

Creation Date : 23 October 2010Datum : WGS84

Map data sources : Geodata, PHIVOLCS, PAG-ASA, ISCGMScale : 1:1,500,000

Best printed at A0 paper size

Earthquake intensity (Modified Mercalli Scale) indicate where there is a 20%probability that degrees of intensity shown on the map will be exceeded in 50 years.

Tropical storm intensity (Saffir-Simpson Scale) zones indicate where there is a 10%

probability of a tropical storm of this intensity striking in the next 10 years

Disastrous earthquake epicenters, typhoons and landslides refer to the destructiveearthquake, typhoons and landslides/mudslides from 1980 to 2009.

Death and Damage Index refers to the average of total deaths and cost of damagebrough by the typhoon. Higher Index indicates higher death and cost of damage.

Disclaimer: The names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations

Legend

’\ Capital

Major Cities/Towns

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�y Active Volcanoes

Disastrous Earthquake Epicenters

�r 5.10 - 5.60 Magnitude

�r 5.61 - 7.10 Magnitude

�r 7.11 - 7.90 Magnitude

Regional Boundary

Provincial Boundary

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Active Fault

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Destructive Typhoon Paths

Death and Damage Index

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Earthquake Intensity

Degree I-V

Degree VI

Degree VII

Degree VIII

Degree IX-XII

Tropical Storm Intensity

One:118-153 kmh

Two:154-177 kmh

Three:178-209 kmh

Four:210-249 kmh

Five:250+ kmh

The bar chart show the degree of exposure to natural hazards and the percentage of

area affected.

Natural Hazard Risks (Philippines)

Earthquake

Volcanic Eruption

Tsunami

Tropical Storm

Winterstorm

Storm Surge

Tornado

Hail Storm

Lightning

Flood

Drought

Frost

0% affected country area 100%

none very high

Source: Munich Re, Geo Risks Research Department. 2006