In 2000, typhoons began receiving names contributed by places in the Asia-Pacific region. Taiwan is not on the list, for the usual political reasons. The names are used in the order given here. After all 140 have been used, the names are recycled, beginning with the top of the list. An especially destructive storm's name, however, is withdrawn, with a new name being chosen to fill the vacant spot on the list.
I've added the times that various typhoons hit Taiwan.
name |
contributed by |
when |
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Damrey |
Cambodia |
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Longwang |
China |
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Kirogi |
North Korea |
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Kai-tak |
Hong Kong |
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Tembin |
Japan |
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Bolaven |
Laos |
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Chanchu |
Macau |
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Jelawat |
Malaysia |
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Ewiniar |
Micronesia |
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Bilis |
Philippines |
August 2000 |
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Kaemi |
South Korea |
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Prapiroon |
Thailand |
August 2000 |
|
Maria |
U.S.A. |
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Saomai |
Vietnam |
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Bopha |
Cambodia |
September 2000 |
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Wukong |
China |
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Sonamu |
North Korea |
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Shanshan |
Hong Kong |
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Yagi |
Japan |
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Xangsane |
Laos |
November 2000 |
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Bebinca |
Macau |
|
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Rumbia |
Malaysia |
|
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Soulik |
Micronesia |
|
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Cimaron |
Philippines |
May 2001 |
|
Chebi |
South Korea |
June 2001 |
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Durian |
Thailand |
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Utor |
U.S.A. |
July 2001 |
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Trami |
Vietnam |
July 2001 |
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Kong-rey |
Cambodia |
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Yutu |
China |
|
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Toraji |
North Korea |
July 2001 |
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Man-yi |
Hong Kong |
|
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Usagi |
Japan |
|
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Pabuk |
Laos |
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Wutip |
Macau |
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Sepat |
Malaysia |
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Fitow |
Micronesia |
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Danas |
Philippines |
|
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Nari |
South Korea |
September 2001 |
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Vipa |
Thailand |
|
|
Francisco |
U.S.A. |
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Lekima |
Vietnam |
September 2001 |
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Krosa |
Cambodia |
|
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Haiyan |
China |
|
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Podul |
North Korea |
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Lingling |
Hong Kong |
|
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Kajiki |
Japan |
|
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Faxai |
Laos |
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Vamei |
Macau |
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Tapah |
Malaysia |
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Mitag |
Micronesia |
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Hagibis |
Philippines |
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Noguri |
South Korea |
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Ramasoon |
Thailand |
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Chataan |
U.S.A. |
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Halong |
Vietnam |
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Nakri |
Cambodia |
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Fengshen |
China |
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Kalmaegi |
North Korea |
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Fung-wong |
Hong Kong |
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Kammuri |
Japan |
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Phanfone |
Laos |
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Vongfong |
Macau |
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Rusa |
Malaysia |
|
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Sinlaku |
Micronesia |
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Hagupit |
Philippines |
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Changmi |
South Korea |
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Megkhla |
Thailand |
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Higos |
U.S.A. |
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Bavi |
Vietnam |
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Maysak |
Cambodia |
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Haishen |
China |
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Pongsona |
North Korea |
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Yanyan |
Hong Kong |
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Kujira |
Japan |
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Chan-hom |
Laos |
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Linfa |
Macau |
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Nangka |
Malaysia |
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Soudelor |
Micronesia |
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Imbudo |
Philippines |
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Koni |
South Korea |
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Hanuman |
Thailand |
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Etau |
U.S.A. |
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Vamco |
Vietnam |
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Krovanh |
Cambodia |
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Dujuan |
China |
|
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Maemi |
North Korea |
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Choi-wan |
Hong Kong |
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Koppu |
Japan |
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Ketsana |
Laos |
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Parma |
Macau |
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Melor |
Malaysia |
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Nepartak |
Micronesia |
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Lupit |
Philippines |
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Sudal |
South Korea |
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Nida |
Thailand |
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Omais |
U.S.A. |
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Conson |
Vietnam |
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Chanthu |
Cambodia |
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Dianmu |
China |
|
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Mindulle |
North Korea |
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Tingting |
Hong Kong |
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Kompasu |
Japan |
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Namtheun |
Laos |
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Malou |
Macau |
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Meranti |
Malaysia |
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Rananim |
Micronesia |
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Malakas |
Philippines |
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Megi |
South Korea |
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Chaba |
Thailand |
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Kodo |
U.S.A. |
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Songda |
Vietnam |
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Sarika |
Cambodia |
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Haima |
China |
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Meari |
North Korea |
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Ma-on |
Hong Kong |
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Tokage |
Japan |
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Nock-ten |
Laos |
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Muifa |
Macau |
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Merbok |
Malaysia |
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Nanmadol |
Micronesia |
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Talas |
Philippines |
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Noru |
South Korea |
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Kularb |
Thailand |
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Roke |
U.S.A. |
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Sonca |
Vietnam |
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Nesat |
Cambodia |
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Haitang |
China |
|
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Nalgae |
North Korea |
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Banyan |
Hong Kong |
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Washi |
Japan |
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Matsa |
Laos |
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Sanvu |
Macau |
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Mawar |
Malaysia |
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Guchol |
Micronesia |
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Talim |
Philippines |
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Nabi |
South Korea |
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Khanun |
Thailand |
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Vicente |
U.S.A. |
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Saola |
Vietnam |
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