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The earthquake in Sumatra
it caused a tsunami that flooded the southwestern coast of the island. There are no reliable records of the loss of life, but is described as numerous victims. -
Arica Perú
The quake struck event much of southern Peru, especially the Peruvian cities of Arequipa, Moquegua, Tacna, Islay, Arica and Iquique (the latter two belong to Chile today).
A tsunami devastated the Peruvian coasts between Pisco and Iquique and crossed the Pacific Ocean -
The earthquake in Peru Southerm
The quake struck event much of southern Peru -
Earthquake in Ecuador and Colombia, 1906
Off the coast of Esmeraldas. It triggered a tsunami. -
The earthquake of Vallenar-Catamarca
The earthquake had a magnitude of 8.5 ° in the seismological scale -
1952 Kamchatka earthquake
He produced a tsunami of up to 3.2 m that reached the Midway Islands, Cocos, Hawaii, Alaska and California, about 3000 km from the epicenter. -
earthquake in Valdivia
Preceded by the earthquake on May 21, 1960 magnitude 7.7 near the city of Concepción (a few hundred km further north), it is the largest magnitude earthquake ever recorded. The Valdivia earthquake had a magnitude of 9.5 M_W. There were 2,000,000 homeless. -
1964 Alaska earthquake
He was an uprising soil up to 11.5 m 520 000 square kilometers on the continent, being even greater in the Aleutian Islands, reaching 15 m in Montague Island. -
Indian earthquake
The earthquake caused a series of devastating tsunamis along the coasts of most countries bordering the Indian Ocean -
Chile Earthquake 2010
The tsunami that affected much of the coast of the Maule, Bio Bio region and the archipelago Juan Fernandez. The earthquake caused the axis of the earth about 8 centimeters from migrating, closing the day 1.26 microseconds. -
earthquake in japan
Japanese east coast on March 11, 2011 and was the worst earthquake in Japan's history. It was the fourth strongest recorded in the world.
