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9.0 M Earthquake. Killed 20,000, and raised waves in the West Indies, across the Atlantic Ocean, up to 7 meters.
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Waves caused by collapsing volcano after eruption. Killed 36,000, destroyed 145 villages, and raised waves up to 35 meters.
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8.1 M Earthquake. Had far reaching consequences, with a Tsunami killing 160 farther away in Hawaii.
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9.5 M Earthquake. Killed over 5,000 in total, and caused a tsunami reaching all the way to Hawaii, which killed 61 people.
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9.2 M Earthquake. 139 total deaths. Consequences reached down the west coast of North America, with over 100 being killed in Alaska, and smaller numbers being killed by Tsunamis in Oregon and California.
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7.8 M Earthquake, killing 230 in total. Most casualties and damage occurred in Western Japan, with Tsunamis also killing many in Southeastern Russia as well.
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7.1 M Earthquake. Landslide triggered by Earthquake caused Tsunami very close to land, raising waves over 15 meters, resulting in over 2000 deaths and 12,000 people becoming homeless.
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9.1+ M Earthquake caused by subduction from Indian, Pacific, and Burma plates. Over 230,000 were killed, and millions were displaced in over eleven countries.
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8.1 M Earthquake. 200 were killed, with much of the damage and loss of life being mitigated through warning and evacuation.
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8.8 M Earthquake, with the epicenter located along the coast. About 700 were killed in total, with Tsunamis reaching across the Pacific Ocean.
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9.1 M Earthquake, raising waves in some places up to 40 meters, and resulted in significant coastal erosion. Killed over 20,000, and caused significant property damage, as well as a nuclear disaster.
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