Topic: Great Alaska Earthquake 1964
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What was the magnitude of the earthquake in Alaska 1964?
9.2 on the moment magnitude scale. Read More »
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How many aftershocks were there after the great alaska earthquake...
There were over 10,000 aftershocks to the Great Alaskan Earthquake of 1964! Read More »
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How strong was the earthquake in Anchorage Alaska 1964?
The Earthquake measured a moment magnitude of 9.2 and registered 8.4 on the Richter scale, and lasted for nearly 5 minutes. Read More »
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the American and pacific plates caused the disaster Read More »
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The number of people that died was: 131,115!!!!!!!!!! Read More »
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The March 27, 1964, earthquake in Alaska was one of the most destructive natural disasters in the state’s history. Read More »
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Only nine by the earthquake itself bur the tsunami it caused killed people as far away as Oregon and California. Read More »
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it was recorded to be a 9.2 magnitude earthquake so it was very powerful. magnitude is what they measure for the Richter scale Read More »
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131 people died ,122 from tidal wave Read More »
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