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The magnitude of this earthquake is 9. The death toll is 50,000. Waves were as high as 65 feet. The shaking demolished buildings and about 12,000 dwellings.
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The produced tsunami was 35m or 115ft. The death toll was 36,000. The loudest recorded sound in history. The hot ash was fired 50 miles into the air.
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The magnitude of this earthquake is 8.1. The death toll was 160. Over $26 million in damage and waves over 115 feet.
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The magnitude is 9.5. The death toll was 1655. Left 2 million homeless and at least 3,000 were injured.
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The magnitude was 9.2. The death toll was 131. Occurred at 5:36PM AKST and $311 million in damage.
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The magnitude was 7.8. The death toll was 230. $600 million in property losses and waves ranged from 5 to 10 meters in height.
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The magnitude was 7.1. The death toll was 2,100. At least 170 aftershocks were recorded. Over 544,000 people were affected and 270,000 in need of immediate humanitarian assistance.
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The magnitude was 9.1. The death toll was 230,000. The third strongest earthquake since 1900. The aftershocks were distributed along the plate boundary from the epicenter to near Andaman Island.
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The magnitude was 8.1. The death toll was 150. It took place in the Southern Pacific Ocean. There was a 3 inch rise in sea levels near the epicenter.
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The magnitude was 8.8. The death toll was 530. It occurred off the coast of South-Central Chile. The epicenter was located about 200 miles southwest of the Chilean Capital of Santiago.
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The magnitude was 9.1. The death toll was 20,000. Many residents are still recovering to this day. More than 120,000 buildings were destroyed.
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The magnitude was 5.6. The death toll was 800. 150 aftershocks have hit and the earthquake was felt over a very wide area.