Deadly Tsunamis - Luke Fiorillo

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  • 1775 Earthquake and Tsunami.

    1775 Earthquake and Tsunami.

    1775, Lisbon Portugal, magnitude 7.7 or greater, death toll 20,000
  • 1883 Krakatoa volcano

    1883 Krakatoa volcano

    1883, Krakatoa, an island in the fair-way of the Strait of Sunda, 200-megatonne bomb, killing more than 36,000 people and 165 villages.
  • 1946 Aleutians earthquake tsunami

    1946 Aleutians earthquake tsunami

    1946, Hawaiian islands, magnitude 8.1, killed 160 people
  • 1960 Chile Tsunami

    1960 Chile Tsunami

    1960, Chile earthquake that formed a tsunami in Hawaii, magnitude 9.5, killed 61 people in Hawaii after travelling for 15 hours across the pacific ocean.
  • 1964 Alaska earthquake.Tsunami

    1964 Alaska earthquake.Tsunami

    1964, Alaska and California, Magnitude 9.2, killed about 130 people in Alaska and California
  • 1993 Sea of Japan

    1993 Sea of Japan

    1993, Okushiri Island japan, magnitude 7.8, killed 120 people.
  • 1998 Papua New Guinea

    1998 Papua New Guinea

    1993, east-southeast of Ambunti in East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea, magnitude 7.1, 2100 people killed.
  • 2004 Sumatra Earthquake

    2004 Sumatra Earthquake

    2004, western coast of northern Sumatra, in the Indian Ocean, magnitude 9.1, killed 230,000 people.
  • 2009 Samoa earthquake

    2009 Samoa earthquake

    2009, soma, magnitude 8.1, killed 200 people.
  • 2010 Chile earthquake/Tsunami

    2010 Chile earthquake/Tsunami

    2010, Chile, magnitude 8.8, killed about 700 people in costal towns.
  • 2011 Japan earthquake

    2011 Japan earthquake

    2011, japan, magnitude 9.1, killed over 20,000 people