Deadly Tsunamis- Sydney Connor

  • 1755 Lisbon, Portugal

    1755 Lisbon, Portugal
    Along with tsunami there was an earthquake and fire. It killed an estimated 20,000 people. The tsunami waves that crossed the Atlantic Ocean amplified to heights of . Magnitude 9 earthquake.
  • 1883 Krakatoa

    1883 Krakatoa
    Violent explosion of Krakatoa volcano triggered the tsunami. The top of the volcano crashed into the ocean. It produced a tsunami more than 35 m high. It destroyed 165 villages and killed more than 36,000 people.
  • 1946 Aleutians Tsunami

    1946 Aleutians Tsunami
    The earthquake in Alaska produced a tsunami in the Hawaiian Islands. It killed about 160 people. Magnitude 8.1 earthquake
  • 1960 Chile Tsunami

    1960 Chile Tsunami
    The magnitude 9.5 earthquake in Chile triggered a huge tsunami. It killed 61 people in Hawaii after travelling for 15 hours across the Pacific Ocean.
  • 1964 Alaska Tsunami

    1964 Alaska Tsunami
    A magnitude 9.2 earthquake triggered the tsunami. It killed about 130 people in Alaska and California.
  • 1993 Japan

    1993 Japan
    A magnitude 7.8 earthquake in the Sea of Japan generated a tsunami. That killed 120 people.
  • 1998 Papua New Guinea

    1998 Papua New Guinea
    A magnitude 7.1 earthquake triggered a submarine landslide that produced a tsunami. It killed more than 2,100 people.
  • 2004 Sumatra

    2004 Sumatra
    A magnitude 9.1 earthquake triggered the tsunami. The tsunami killed about 230,000 people.
  • 2011 Japan

    2011 Japan
    A magnitude 9.1 earthquake triggered the tsunami. It killed 20,000 people in its destruction.
  • 2010 Chile

    2010 Chile
    A magnitude 8.8 earthquake triggered the tsunami. It killed about 700 people in coastal towns.
  • 2009 Samoa

    2009 Samoa
    A magnitude 8.1 earthquake triggered a tsunami. It killed about 200 people.