Close-up on Southeast...FL Keys have the most hurricane strikes..
Hurricane Strikes by county from 1926-2005!
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Hurricane Strikes by county from 1926-2005!
Interesting chart...shows hurricane strikes by county over an 80 year period..no surprise..South Florida, the Outer Banks of North Carolina, and southeast Louisiana have the most hits...
Close-up on Southeast...FL Keys have the most hurricane strikes..
Close-up on Southeast...FL Keys have the most hurricane strikes..
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Re: Hurricane Strikes by county from 1926-2005!
All of which proves -- without a doubt -- that far far far fewer counties in the United States are struck by hurricanes than those that aren't!!
Of the 3,077 counties in the United States, only 352 are considered coastal (including those in the Pacific states of California, Hawaii, Alaska, Oregon, and Washington). Of course, far fewer of those 352 coastal counties are in tropical- or hurricane-prone areas.
Anyway, I'm just joking around so please don't take my statistics or statement seriously!!!
Of the 3,077 counties in the United States, only 352 are considered coastal (including those in the Pacific states of California, Hawaii, Alaska, Oregon, and Washington). Of course, far fewer of those 352 coastal counties are in tropical- or hurricane-prone areas.
Anyway, I'm just joking around so please don't take my statistics or statement seriously!!!
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