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An 8.6 magnitude earthquake that occurred near the Alaskan Aleutian Islands. The earthquake caused a massive tsunami across the pacific with far reaching affects all the way out to Hawaii, nearly 200 people were killed.
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8.6 Magnitude Earthquake that occurred along the Aleutian Trench and created a Tsunami affecting both Alaska and Hawaii.
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7.8 Magnitude Earthquake responsible for a Megatsunami washing away many trees in the area.
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Earthquake lasting 4 minutes and 38 seconds. It was 9.2 magnitude that caused massive destruction across the State. It was the largest Earthquake in American history and second largest in world history.
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8.7 Magnitude Earthquake and triggered a large Tsunami on some Alaskan Islands, remoteness meant little damage caused.
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7.6 magnitude earthquake of coast of Attu Island, heavy damage on Shemya island.
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7.9 magnitude earthquake, strongest recorded in the interior of Alaska, but remote location meant little damage.
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7.9 Magnitude Earthquake int he Aleutian Islands, hypocenter too deep to generate tsunami.
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6.0 Magnitude Earthquake near Juneau, no deaths but caused significant disruption to the Alaskan Communication Systems.
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7.1 magnitude Earthquake near Anchorage, moderate to heavy damage to buildings and homes.
