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Killed over 20,000 people Took Place on Holy Saints Day. Fires were produced. Tsunami waves crossed the Atlantic Ocean
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Killed 36,000 people. Two thirds of Krakatoa collapsed in a chain of titanic explosions, destroying most of the island. Eruption was one of the deadliest and most destructive volcanic events in recorded history
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Killed 160 people; Magnitude was 8.1. $26 million in damage. Resulting in a tsunami and hurting over 5 lighthouse homes.
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Killed 60 people. Magnitude of 9.5. Traveled across the Pacific Ocean and triggered a tsunami. One of the most powerful earthquakes recorded.
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Killed 130 people. Magnitude 9.2. South-central Alaska, ground fissures, collapsing structures, and tsunamis all occurred.
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Killed 120 people. Magnitude of 7.8. Triggered a Major tsunami and a landslide. Hit the coast of Japan.
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Killed 2100 people with a magnitude of 7.1. Triggered a submarine landslide that produced a tsunami.
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Killed 230,000 magnitude of 9.1. The rupture started underneath the epicenter instead o just going all at once.
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Killed 200 people with a magnitude of 8.1. The tsunami that was caused by the earthquake caused the most damage to life.
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Killed 700 people with a magnitude of 8.8. Generated tsunami killing coastal towns and the people living there.
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Killed 20,000 people magnitude of 9.1. Eastern coast of Japan. LArgest recorded earthquake of all time. Triggering an awful tsunami
