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It had a magnitude of 9.0 and resulted in a fire. The tsunami waves reached 23 feet. 20,000 people were killed.
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The effect included pyroclastic flows, volcanic ash, and tsunamis. The type was an Ultra Plinian. The death toll was around 40,000 people.
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The magnitude was 8.1 and the tsunami waves reached from 45 to about 130 feet. There was $26 million in damage. The death toll was about 165, 173 people.
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The magnitude was 9.5, the most powerful earthquake ever recorded. The tsunami waves reached 82 feet and it lasted for 10 minutes. Between 1,000 and 6,000 people died.
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The magnitude was 9.2 and it lasted 4 minutes and 38 seconds. There were tectonic and local tsunamis. 130 people in Alaska and California died.
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The magnitude was 7.8 and it caused fires. There was a tsunami warning 5 minutes after the quake. 120 people were killed.
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It was a magnitude 7.1 earthquake and the type was a dip-slip. An undersea volcano landslide and tsunami. 2,100 people died.
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The magnitude was 9.1 and it was one of the deadliest earthquakes recorded. It caused the entire planet to vibrate 1 centimeter. Around 230,000 people were killed in 14 countries.
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The magnitude was 8.1. It was worst quake of 2009 and 200 people died.
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The magnitude was 8.8 and it last for 3 minutes. About 525 people lost their lives. It also triggered a blackout that last for days.
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The magnitude was 9.1 and it lasted for 6 minutes. It was the worst earthquake to ever hit Japan and 20,000 people died. It also caused meltdowns at nuclear power plants.
