List of disasters in New York City by death toll

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This is a list of disasters that have occurred in New York City organized by death toll. The list is general and comprehensive, comprising natural disasters (including epidemics) and man-made disasters both purposeful and accidental. It does not normally include numerous non-notable deadly events such as disease deaths in an ordinary year, nor most deaths due to residential fires, traffic collisions and criminal homicide. Particularly for epidemics, years reflect when the event impacted New York City rather than the world at large.

Contents

YearEventTypeDeath tollNotes and sources
1983–present HIV/AIDS epidemic disease84,027+ [1] [lower-alpha 1]
2020–2023 COVID-19 pandemic disease38,795–45,194 [3] [lower-alpha 2]
1918–1919 Spanish flu disease20,403–33,000 [4] [5] [6] [lower-alpha 3]
1849 Third cholera pandemic (1st wave)disease5,071 [7]
1832 Second cholera pandemic (1st wave)disease3,513 [7]
2001 September 11 attacks terrorism2,753 [8]
1854Third cholera pandemic (2nd wave)disease2,509 [7]
1798 Yellow fever disease2,086 [9] [10] [lower-alpha 4]
1916 1916 New York City polio epidemic disease2,000+ [12]
1872 Smallpox epidemic disease1,666 [7] [lower-alpha 5]
1896 1896 Eastern North America heat wave weather1,300 [13] [lower-alpha 6]
1866 Fourth cholera pandemic disease1,137 [7]
1904 PS General Slocum maritime1,021 [15]
1834Second cholera pandemic (2nd wave)disease971 [7]
1972 Heat wave weather891 [16] [17]
1795Yellow feverdisease732 [9]
1731Smallpoxdisease549 [18]
1702Yellow feverdisease500 [9]
1776 Battle of Long Island warfare364 [19]
1963 1963 New York City smog pollution300–405 [20]
1876 Brooklyn Theatre fire fire278+ [21] [lower-alpha 7]
2001 American Airlines Flight 587 aircraft265 [24]
1996 TWA Flight 800 aircraft230 [25]
1953 1953 New York City smog pollution200–260 [20] [26]
1966 1966 New York City smog pollution168–400 [27] [28]
1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire fire146 [29]
1776 Battle of Fort Washington warfare143 [30]
1840 Lexington maritime139–154 [lower-alpha 8]
1960 Park Slope plane crash aircraft134 [35] [36]
1776 Battle of Harlem Heights warfare122 [37]
1863 New York City draft riots mass unrest119–120 [38] [39]
1975 Eastern Air Lines Flight 66 aircraft113 [40]
1871 Westfield disaster maritime104–125 [41] [42]
1888 Great Blizzard of 1888 weather100–200 [43] [44]
1918 Malbone Street Wreck rail93–102 [45] [46]
1962 American Airlines Flight 1 aircraft95 [47]
1990 Happy Land fire fire87 [48]
1899 Windsor Hotel fire fire86 [49] [lower-alpha 9]
1965 Eastern Air Lines Flight 663 aircraft84 [50]
1950 Kew Gardens train crash rail78 [51]
1932 Observation maritime72 [52]
1732Yellow feverdisease70 [18]
1850 Hague Street explosion explosion67+ [53] [54]
1959 American Airlines Flight 320 aircraft65 [55]
1871 Second Orange Riot mass unrest62 [56]
1891 Park Place disaster explosion61 [57]
2012 Hurricane Sandy weather53 [58]
1926 Linseed King maritime51–58 [59] [60]
1852 Henry Clay maritime~50 [61]
1947 United Airlines Flight 521 aircraft43 [62]
1851 Ninth Ward School disaster fire43 [63]
1969 February 1969 nor'easter weather42 [64]
1973 1973 Staten Island gas explosion explosion40 [65]
1643 Massacre at Corlears Hook warfare40 [66]
1920 Wall Street bombing terrorism38 [67]
1946 Knickerbocker Ice Company disasterfire37 [68]
1741 New York Conspiracy of 1741 mass unrest34 [69]
1966 New York Harbor tanker collision maritime33 [70]
1845 Great New York City Fire of 1845 fire30 [71]
1712 New York Slave Revolt of 1712 mass unrest29–36 [lower-alpha 10]
1892 Hotel Royal fire fire28 [76]
1992 USAir Flight 405 aircraft27 [77]
1923 Manhattan State Hospital firefire27 [78]
1954 Alitalia Flight 451 aircraft26 [79]
1976 Puerto Rican Social Club fire fire25 [80]
1962 Eastern Air Lines Flight 512 aircraft25 [81]
1958 Monarch Underwear Company fire fire24 [80]
1880 Seawanhaka disaster maritime24–35 [82] [83]
1962 New York Telephone Company boiler explosion explosion23 [84]
1849 Astor Place Riot mass unrest22–31 [85] [86]
1902 Park Avenue Hotel fire fire21 [87]
1908 Gold Street explosion explosion20+ [88] [89]
1905 Allen Street tenement fire fire20+ [90]
1957 Northeast Airlines Flight 823 aircraft20 [91]
1860 Elm Street tenement fire fire20 [92] : 30 
1937 New Brighton tenement collapse structural collapse19 [93]
2022 2022 Bronx apartment fire fire17 [94]
1885 Glass House disaster structural collapse17 [95]
1928 1928 Times Square derailment rail16–18 [42] [96]
1895 Ireland Building collapse structural collapse16 [97]
1893 1893 Long Island Rail Road collision rail16 [98]
1902 Park Avenue Tunnel crash rail15–17 [99] [100]
2011 World Wide Tours bus crash road15 [101]
1902 Madison Square fireworks explosionexplosion15 [102]
1883 Church of the Most Holy Redeemer school firefire14–16 [103] [104]
1945 1945 Empire State Building B-25 crash aircraft14 [105]
2021 Hurricane Ida weather13 [106]
1968Williamsburg apartment firefire13 [107]
1905 Ninth Avenue derailment rail13 [108] [109]
1899 Andrews mansion fire fire13 [110]
1877 E. Greenfield candy factory fire fire13 [111]
2017 2017 Bronx apartment fire fire12 [112]
1970 1970 New York City gas explosion explosion12 [113]
1966 23rd Street Fire fire12 [114]
1915 Diamond Candy Company fire fire12 [115]
1883 1883 Brooklyn Bridge stampede mass unrest12 [116]
2003 2003 Staten Island Ferry crash maritime11 [117]
1975 LaGuardia Airport bombing terrorism11 [118]
1970 Trans International Airlines Flight 863 aircraft11 [119]
1854 W. T. Jennings fire fire11 [92] : 29 
1984 Palm Sunday massacre homicide10 [120]
1956 Bush Terminal explosion explosion10 [121]
1938 1938 New England hurricane weather10 [122]
1910 Grand Central Station explosion explosion10 [123]
2009 Hudson River mid-air collision aircraft9 [124]
1991 City College stampede mass unrest9 [125]
1977 Everard Baths firefire9 [126]
1894 Newtown Creek Bridge disaster structural collapse9 [127]
2017 New York City truck attack terrorism8 [128]
2014 East Harlem gas explosion explosion8 [129]
1995 Freddy's Fashion Mart attack homicide8 [130]
1932 Ritz Tower Hotel fire and explosion explosion8 [131]
1923 1923 Brooklyn elevated train crash rail8 [132]
1902 1902 New York City Subway explosion explosion8 [133]
1870 First Orange Riot mass unrest8 [134]
1882 1882 Spuyten Duyvil train wreck rail8 [135]
1857 Dead Rabbits riot mass unrest8 [136]
2008 303 East 51st Street crane collapse structural collapse7 [137]
1915 1915 New York City Subway explosion explosion6–25 [138]
1917 Domino Sugar Refinery explosion explosion6–12 [139] [140]
1993 World Trade Center Bombing terrorism6 [141]
1978 Waldbaum's fire fire6 [142]
1967 1967 New York City freight train collision rail6 [143]
1962 Queens soap plant fire fire6 [92] : 109 
1943 Harlem riot of 1943 mass unrest6 [144]
1912 Equitable Life Building fire fire6 [145]
1891 1891 New York City train collision rail6 [146]
2018 2018 New York City helicopter crash aircraft5 [147]
1991 Union Square derailment rail5 [42] [148]
1977 Pan Am Building helicopter crash aircraft5 [149]
1959 American Airlines Flight 514 aircraft5 [150]
1952 1952 Queens plane crash aircraft5 [151]
1946 40 Wall Street plane crash aircraft5 [152]
1901 1901 Staten Island Ferry crash maritime4–5 [153] [154]
2013 December 2013 Spuyten Duyvil derailment rail4 [155]
1975 Fraunces Tavern bombing terrorism4 [156]
1973 Broadway Central Hotel collapse structural collapse4 [157]
1947 North American blizzard of 1947 weather4 [158]
1929 1929 New York City Subway collision rail4 [159]
1914 Lexington Avenue explosion terrorism4 [160]
1691 Leisler's Rebellion warfare4 [161] [lower-alpha 11]
1788 Doctors' riot mass unrest3–20 [162]
1989 Gramercy Park asbestos steam explosion explosion3 [163]
1970 Greenwich Village townhouse explosion terrorism3 [164]
1946 1946 St. George Terminal fire fire3 [165]
1935 Harlem riot of 1935 mass unrest3 [166]
2015 East Village gas explosion explosion2 [167]
2006 2006 New York City plane crash aircraft2 [168]
1991 Crown Heights riot mass unrest2 [169]
1989 USAir Flight 5050 aircraft2 [170]
1958 1958 East River collision maritime2 [171]
1947 1947 New York City smallpox outbreak disease2 [172]
1929 1929 Yankee Stadium stampede mass unrest2 [173]
1835 Great Fire of New York fire2 [174]
2020 2020 New York City Subway fire rail1 [175]
20192019 New York City helicopter crashaircraft1 [176]
2007 2007 New York City steam explosion explosion1 [163]
1995 Williamsburg Bridge subway collision rail1 [177]
1964 Harlem riot of 1964 mass unrest1 [178]
1956 Sylvania Electric Products explosion explosion1 [179]
1949 Holland Tunnel fire fire1 [180]
1942 SS Normandie maritime1 [181]
1915 1915 New York City Subway fire rail1 [182]
1770 Battle of Golden Hill warfare0–1 [183]
2009 US Airways Flight 1549 aircraft0 [184]
1975 Overseas National Airways Flight 032 aircraft0 [185]
1969 1969 New York City gas explosion explosion0 [186] [187]
1919 1919 Standard Oil Company fire fire0 [188]
1866–present Greenpoint oil spill pollutionunknown [189] [lower-alpha 12]
1776 Great Fire of New York fireunknown [190] [lower-alpha 13]
1655 Peach War warfareunknown [lower-alpha 14]
1643–1645 Kieft's War warfareunknown [lower-alpha 15]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ New York State was on track to announce the end of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in 2020; however, due to an increase in HIV cases during the COVID-19 pandemic, this has been delayed until at least 2024. [2]
  2. ↑ Lower limit includes confirmed deaths only; upper limit includes confirmed and probable deaths.
  3. ↑ Includes deaths from pneumonia, which frequently results from influenza.
  4. ↑ At least one other source reports only 714 deaths. [11]
  5. ↑ At least one other source reports 1,866 deaths. [11]
  6. ↑ The estimated death toll of "nearly 1,300" people is restricted to the (1896) cities of New York and Brooklyn; the heat wave is considered to have killed approximately 1,500 people in total. [13] Other sources put the death toll at around 3,000 people. [14]
  7. ↑ The exact death toll is uncertain, with various sources claiming at least 278, [21] approximately 295 [22] or over 300 people died. [23]
  8. ↑ Various sources place the death toll at 139, [31] 146, [32] 150 [33] and 154 people. [34]
  9. ↑ Death toll includes 45 recovered bodies and 41 missing persons.
  10. ↑ Death toll includes nine white settlers plus an uncertain number of black slaves. Sources report that 20, [72] 21, [73] 23 [74] or 27 [75] slaves died either by execution or suicide.
  11. ↑ Death toll includes two killed in battle and two subsequently executed.
  12. ↑ The spill was discovered in 1978. Cleanup operations are ongoing.
  13. ↑ The city had already been largely evacuated due to American Revolutionary War.
  14. ↑ Various sources report 100 Dutch settlers killed across Hoboken (in modern day New Jersey), Pavonia (now Jersey City, New Jersey), Staten Island and New Amsterdam (Lower Manhattan), along with 150 taken hostage. [191] The number killed in what comprises New York City today is unknown, although one self-published source reports zero deaths in New Amsterdam. [192] The number of Native Americans killed is unknown.
  15. ↑ The year 1642 became known as "the year of blood" among Dutch colonists. Historian John Romeyn Brodhead described the Native American revolt as a "devastating tide" that "rolled over the island of Manhattan itself. From its northern extremity to the Kolck [southern tip], there were now no more than five or six bouweries [large farms] left; and these were 'threatened by the Indians every night with fire, and by day with the slaughter of people and cattle.'" [193] [194]

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