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Deadly Tsunamis- Morgan Miller

  • Lisbon Earthquake (Portugal)

    Lisbon Earthquake (Portugal)
    This was an earthquake that had a magnitude of 9. Unfortunately, the death toll of this event was 20,000 people. The tsunami waves crossed over the Atlantic Ocean, and they reached heights of about 23 ft.
  • Krakatoa Eruption (Java/Sumatra)

    Krakatoa Eruption (Java/Sumatra)
    This tsunami was caused by the explosion of the Krakatoa volcano. The tsunami was more than 115 ft. The death toll was more than 36,000 people. Also this disaster destroyed 165 villages.
  • Aleutian Earthquake (Alaska)

    Aleutian Earthquake (Alaska)
    This earthquake had a magnitude of 8.1. This disaster caused an unfortunate death toll at about 160 people.
  • Great Chilean Earthquake (Chile)

    Great Chilean Earthquake (Chile)
    This earthquake had a magnitude of 9.5. This tsunami traveled for 15 hours across the Pacific Ocean. Also it killed about 61 people in Hawaii.
  • Good Friday Earthquake (Alaska)

    Good Friday Earthquake (Alaska)
    This disaster took place in Alaska and moved toward California. THe magnitude of the earthquake was 9.2. The death toll of this event was about 130 people.
  • Sea of Japan (Japan)

    Sea of Japan (Japan)
    This earthquake had a magnitude of 7.8 The death toll was about 120 on the island of Okushi in Japan.
  • Papua New Guinea Quake (Papua New Guinea)

    Papua New Guinea Quake (Papua New Guinea)
    This earthquake had a magnitude of about 7.1. This earthquake triggered a submarine landslide. This produced a tsunami which killed over 2,100 people.
  • Sumatra Earthquake (Indonesia)

    Sumatra Earthquake (Indonesia)
    The magnitude of this earthquake was 8.1. The unfortunate death toll of this situation was about 200 people.
  • Chile Earthquake (Chile)

    Chile Earthquake (Chile)
    The magnitude of this earthquake was 8.8. The death toll of this event was about 700 people.
  • Tohoku Earthquake (Japan)

    Tohoku Earthquake (Japan)
    This earthquake had a magnitude of 9.1. The earthquake created a tsunami which killed over 20,000 people.