List of the most intense tropical cyclones

Columns: Cyclone | Season | Peak classification | Peak 1-min sustained winds | Pressure
Cuba | 1924 | Category 5 hurricane | 270 km/h ( 165 mph ) | 910 hPa ( 26.87 inHg ) | Cuba | 1932 | Category 5 hurricane | 280 km/h ( 175 mph ) | 915 hPa ( 27.02 inHg ) | Labor Day | 1935 | Category 5 hurricane | 295 km/h ( 185 mph ) | 892 hPa ( 26.34 inHg ) | Janet | 1955 | Category 5 hurricane | 280 km/h ( 175 mph ) | 914 hPa ( 26.99 inHg ) | Esther | 1961 | Category 5 hurricane | 260 km/h ( 160 mph ) | 919 hPa ( 27.14 inHg ) | Hattie | 1961 | Category 5 hurricane | 270 km/h ( 165 mph ) | 914 hPa ( 26.99 inHg ) | Camille | 1969 | Category 5 hurricane | 280 km/h ( 175 mph ) | 900 hPa ( 26.58 inHg )

Example questions:
By what other name is the 1932 Cuba hurricane known ? | What topographical change was created by the Category 5 hurricane in 2003 ? | How many people died in Central America as a result of the hurricane whose pressure measured 905hPa ? | Where did the Category 5 hurricane in 1989 originate ?

Answers:
Hurricane of Santa Cruz del Sur | Isabel Inlet | over 11,000 | near the Cape Verde Islands