WorldNaturalDisasters All events

Global overview

Natural disasters, with their sources

6 events on record · Latest evidence

A record of what WND has published, not every natural disaster worldwide.

Points mark recorded event origins only, not the extent, intensity or impact of any event.
About this map

Each point is the recorded origin of one published event, drawn the same size. The map does not show how far an event reached, or its extent, intensity or impact. Every point is also listed, with its place, under Events on record: that list is the text equivalent of this map.

The grey land is a decorative texture drawn from Natural Earth land outlines; it is not a grid WND uses. Its hexagons are all the same size on screen and have nothing to do with how precisely an event's location is known: an origin is a single recorded point, and its precision comes from its source. Coastlines are approximate, small islands may be missing, and Antarctica is not shown.

Land outline: Natural Earth 1:50m Physical Land, release 5.1.2 (public domain). Made with Natural Earth. Free vector and raster map data @ naturalearthdata.com.

Events on record

Alphabetical by place. No event is ranked above another.

Latest documented developments

The newest source-backed items. Not a measure of current activity: older items do not mean nothing is happening.

  1. Source report NGO report — Fundación Abba Colombia, via ReliefWeb M 7.4 - 2 km SE of San José del Palmar, Colombia Source-stated
  2. Source report News report — AMDA, via ReliefWeb M 7.4 - 2 km SE of San José del Palmar, Colombia Source-stated
  3. Source report NGO report — FEWS NET, via ReliefWeb M 7.4 - 2 km SE of San José del Palmar, Colombia Source-stated