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This earthquake happened to appear on All Saint's Day in Lisbon. The magnitude of this earthquake was 9.0 and the death toll was about 20,000 people.
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This eruption was the most powerful volcanic eruption in recorded history. The total death toll was 36,000 people.
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The magnitude of this earthquake was 8.1 and the total death toll was 160 people. This earthquake triggered a massive tsunami which had relatively low surface wave magnitude, but was unusually powerful for its size.
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The tremor of this earthquake caused localized tsunamis that battered up the Chilean coast. This earthquake's magnitude was 9.5 and the total death toll was 61 people.
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The areas affected by this earthquake are the United States and Canada. The magnitude was 9.2 and the total death toll was 130 people.
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This earthquake triggered a tsunami where its' debris still continued to wash up on North American beaches years later. The magnitude of this earthquake was 7.8 and the total death roll was 120 people.
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This earthquake struck about 150 km south- west of the town of Pangaea on Bougainvillea Island. The magnitude of this earthquake was 7.1 and the total death toll was 2,100 people.
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this rupture was more than 600 miles long. The magnitude of this earthquake was 9.1 and the death toll was 230,000 people.
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This earthquake occurred on the outer rise of the Kermadec- Tonga. It's magnitude was 8.1 and the total death toll was 200 people.
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The epicentre of this earthquake was located 200 miles southwest of the Chilean capital of Santiago. It's magnitude was 8.8 and the death toll was 700 people.
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This was one of the biggest earthquakes to occur off the eastern coast of Japan. It's magnitude was 9.1 and the total death toll was over 20,000 people.
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