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Occurred in the kingdom of Portugal on the morning of feasts of all saints. In combination with rapid fires and a tsunami destroyed Libson and close areas. Had a power of m9, 20,000 people died.
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Over 70% of the island and its surrounding Archipelago were destroyed as it collapsed into Caldera. Had power of m6 and 36,000 people died.
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Resulted in over 26 million dollars in damage. Had the power of m8.1 and 160 people died.
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The tremor caused localized tsunamis that severely battered the chilean coast, with waves up to 25 meters(82ft). Had the power of m9.5 and a total of 61 people died.
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In Chenega, 25 of the villages 76 residents drowned in the tsunami.
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A total of 558 houses were destroyed. There were about $600 million in property losses. Had the power of m7.8 and 239 people had died.
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Generated a local destructive tsunami. Destroyed primary fishing villages along the coast. Had the power of m7.1 and 2100 people died.
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This quake was thought to have the same energy as 23,000 Hiroshima atomic bombs. 10th deadliest natural disaster of all time. Had the power of m9.1 and a total of 230,000 people died
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Called a submarine earthquake. Tsunami was formed and caused greatest cost of life. Had the power of m8.1 and 200 people died.
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the epicenter was located 200 miles southwest of Santiago. Tsunami reached 14 meters. Had the power of m8.8 and 700 people died.
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The great east Japan earthquake was the name given to the earthquake by the japanese gov. Flooded 200 square miles. Had the power of m9.1 and a total of 20,000 people died.
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Shallow, large earthquake struck in the neck of the Monahasa peninsula.The epicenter was located in Dongala. Had the power of m7.5 and 400 people died.
