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The magnitude of the earthquake was 9.0 and the death toll was 20,000. Waves reached heights of 23ft and it took place on All Saints Day, meaning most people were in church. -
This had a magnitude of 6 on the VEI and caused 36,000 deaths. The eruption destroyed 165 villages and the wave was more than 115ft high. -
The magnitude was 8.1 and the death toll was 160. It produced a tsunami in the Hawaiian islands and caused $26 million in damages. -
It had a magnitude of 9.5 and the death toll was 61. The tsunami traveled for 15 hours across the Pacific Ocean and it hit the Hawaiian islands. -
Its magnitude was 9.2 and the death toll was 130. It killed people in Alaska and California and the earthquake lasted 4.5 minutes.
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The magnitude was 7.8 and the death toll was 120. Within 2-5 minutes, the wave engulfed the coastline and property losses were around $600 million. -
The magnitude was 7.1 and the death toll was 2,100. The earthquake triggered a submarine landslide and it occurred on a reverse fault. -
The magnitude was 9.1 and the death toll was 230,000. The epicenter was off the west coast of Northern Sumatra and the wave was more than 100ft high. -
The magnitude was 8.1 and the death toll was 200. It was a submarine earthquake and the strongest earthquake in Samoa ever. -
The magnitude was 8.8 and the death toll was 700. It killed people in coastal towns and caused a blackout for 93% of Chileans. -
The magnitude was 9.1 and the death toll was 20,000. It was an undersea megathrust earthquake and it lasted 6 minutes. -
The magnitude was 7.5 and the death toll was 4,340. There were 32 aftershocks and the tsunami was 16 feet.
