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The Lisbon earthquake had a magnitude of 9 and death toll of 20,000 people. The earthquake occurred on all saints day and was a combination of fires and a tsunami.
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The earthquake produced a tsunami 115 feet and had a death toll of 36,000 people. Around 70% of the island collapsed and the region was plunged in darkness for two and a half days
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The magnitude of this earthquake was 8.1 and 160 people died. The cost of damage was 26 million dollars. Caused more damage in Hawaii than Alaska
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Magnitude of this earthquake is 9.5 and estimated death toll is 61 people. The quake was 10 minutes long and the whole town stretched apart with the coast moving westward.
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Magnitude of this earthquake is 9.2 and an estimated 130 people were dead. The quake occurred on Good Friday and was able to be felt 1,2000 miles away.
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This earthquake had a magnitude of 7.8 and an estimated 120 people died. There was no warning about an tsunami occurring after the earthquake. The earthquake itself had a maximum intensity of 7 on the Shindo scale
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This quake had a magnitude of 7.1 and an estimated 2,100 death toll. Lasted little than more 30 seconds and buried homes and created landslides.
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This quake had a magnitude of 9.1 and death toll of 230,000 people. The tsunami flooded the south western section of the island. The island itself lies on a convergent plate boundary
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Magnitude of this quake was 8.1 and estimated death toll of 200 people. The tsunami reached 40 feet high and washed buildings and all of its bridges away
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This earthquake had a magnitude of 8.8 and a death toll of 700 people. The death toll was never fully resolved and two days later a volcano erupted that has been inactive for forty years
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This quake had a magnitude of 9.1 and a death toll of 20,000 people. Triggered a tsunami and a nuclear power plant explosion emergency
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This quake had a magnitude 5.6 and death toll 832 people. Foreshocks three earlier and had occurred on the 40th anniversary of the city of Palu
