Catalog of major landslides and debris flows in the Philippines

This is an ongoing personal project, so if you know of any event that’s not in this list, please let me know so I can add it here.

Date	Location	Volume	Casualties	Comments	Sources/References
12/18/2015	Oriental Mindoro			Landslides and debris flows triggered by Typhoon Nona (Melor)	Llanes et al. (2015)
23/10/2015	Bakun, Benguet	140,000 cubic meters		Slow-moving rotational landslide	Galang et al. (2016)
18/10/2015	Nueva Ecija	~ 30 million cubic meters		Debris flows triggered by Typhoon Koppu (Lando). Affected areas are alluvial fans.	Eco et al. (2015)
12/4/2012	New Bataan, Compostela Valley	~25-30 million cubic meters	at least 566	Debris flows triggered by rains from Typhoon Pablo (Bopha)	Rodolfo et al. (2016)
6/21/2008	Libacao, Aklan	10,000 cubic		Landslide dam; caused flashfloods	Catane et al. (2012)
11/30/2006	Albay			Lahars triggered by rains from Typhoon Durian; dikes were breached	Paguican et al. (2009)
2/17/2006	Guinsaugon, St. Bernard, Southern Leyte		1126	Rock-slide debris avalanche	Catane et al. (2007); Lagmay et al. (2006)
11/29/2004	Gen. Nakar, Infanta, and Real, Quezon		893 (?)	Landslide damming caused build-up in Agos River, resulted in flashfloods and debris flows	Gaillard et al. (2007)
8/3/1999	Cherry Hills Subdivision, Antipolo, Rizal		60	Caused by excessive rains from Typhoon Olga	Punongbayan et al., (2002)

Note: Source and reference list is not exhaustive.