Image

Deadly Tsunamis- Madison Kacmar

By mkacmar
  • Lisbon Earthquake (Portugal)

    Lisbon Earthquake (Portugal)
    It was a 8.5- 9.0 magnitude earthquake. The tsunami came 40 minutes later. There were 70,000 deaths in Portugal, Spain, and Morocco.
  • Krakatoa Earthquake(Java/ Sumatra)

    Krakatoa Earthquake(Java/ Sumatra)
    It killed 36,000 people. It also washed away 165 coastal villages. It was a 9.0 magnitude earthquake.
  • Aleutian Earthquake (Alaska)

    Aleutian Earthquake (Alaska)
    It was a 8.6 magnitude earthquake. At the highest point, the wave was 100 feet tall. There were 165 deaths.
  • Great Chilean Earthquake (Chile)

    Great Chilean Earthquake (Chile)
    There were 490 to 2290 deaths. It was a 8.6 magnitude earthquake. The tsunami arrived 10 to 15 minutes after the earthquake.
  • Good Friday Earthquake (Alaska)

    Good Friday Earthquake (Alaska)
    There were 139 deaths. It was a 9.4 magnitude earthquake. It was the most powerful earthquake in North American history.
  • Sea of Japan Earthquake (Japan)

    Sea of Japan Earthquake (Japan)
    It was a 7.8 magnitude earthquake. There 104 people killed. The tsunami struck 12 minutes after the earthquake.
  • Papua New Guinea Quake (Papua New Guinea)

    Papua New Guinea Quake (Papua New Guinea)
    It was a 7.0 magnitude earthquake. 2,183 to 2,700 people were killed. The maximum wave height was 59 feet.
  • Sumatra Earthquake (Indonesia)

    Sumatra Earthquake (Indonesia)
    It was a 9.1 magnitude earthquake. There were 189 people killed. The waves were up to 100 feet high.
  • Samoa Earthquake (Samoan Islands)

    Samoa Earthquake (Samoan Islands)
    It was an 8.1 magnitude earthquake. 189 people were killed. It was 46 feet at the highest.
  • Tohoku Earthquake (Japan)

    Tohoku Earthquake (Japan)
    It was a 9.0 magnitude earthquake. 15,893 people were killed and 2,572 were missing. There were waves up to 133 feet high.
  • Chile Earthquake (Chile)

    Chile Earthquake (Chile)
    The earthquake was a 8.3 magnitude. There were 14 deaths. 500 buildings were destroyed.