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Table 1.1 Tropical cyclone name list effective from 1 January 2022

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Contributed by	Name	Name	Name	Name	Name
Cambodia	Damrey	Kong-rey	Nakri	Krovanh	Trases
China	Haikui	Yutu	Fengshen	Dujuan	Mulan
DPR Korea	Kirogi	Toraji	Kalmaegi	Surigae	Meari
Hong Kong, China	Yun-yeung	Man-yi	Fung-wong	Choi-wan	Ma-on
Japan	Koinu	Usagi	Kammuri	Koguma	Tokage
Lao PDR	Bolaven	Pabuk	Phanfone	Champi	Hinnamnor
Macau, China	Sanba	Wutip	Penha	In-fa	Muifa
Malaysia	Jelawat	Sepat	Nuri	Cempaka	Merbok
Micronesia	Ewiniar	Mun	Sinlaku	Nepartak	Nanmadol
Philippines	Maliksi	Danas	Hagupit	Lupit	Talas
RO Korea	Gaemi	Nari	Jangmi	Mirinae	Noru
Thailand	Prapiroon	Wipha	Mekkhala	Nida	Kulap
U.S.A.	Maria	Francisco	Higos	Omais	Roke
Viet Nam	Son-Tinh	Co-May	Bavi	Conson	Sonca
Cambodia	Ampil	Krosa	Maysak	Chanthu	Nesat
China	Wukong	Bailu	Haishen	Dianmu	Haitang
DPR Korea	Jongdari	Podul	Noul	Mindulle	Nalgae
Hong Kong, China	Shanshan	Lingling	Dolphin	Lionrock	Banyan
Japan	Yagi	Kajiki	Kujira	Kompasu	Yamaneko
Lao PDR	Leepi	Faxai	Chan-hom	Namtheun	Pakhar
Macau, China	Bebinca	Peipah	Peilou	Malou	Sanvu
Malaysia	Pulasan	Tapah	Nangka	Nyatoh	Mawar
Micronesia	Soulik	Mitag	Saudel	Rai	Guchol
Philippines	Cimaron	Ragasa	Narra	Malakas	Talim
RO Korea	Jebi	Neoguri	Gaenari	Megi	Doksuri
Thailand	Krathon	Bualoi	Atsani	Chaba	Khanun
U.S.A.	Barijat	Matmo	Etau	Aere	Lan
Viet Nam	Trami	Halong	Bang-Lang	Songda	Saola

Note: In 2022, five new names, “Penha”, “Peilou”, “Narra”, “Gaenari” and “Bang-Lang”, have been introduced to the list of tropical cyclone names in the western North Pacific and the South China Sea in 2022 to replace the old names of “Vongfong”, “Linfa”, “Molave”, “Goni” and “Vamco” respectively.