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The avalanche in Peru
1.it took place on January 10, 1962
2. This avalanche killed more than 4000 people
3. Usual avalanches have 7 minutes before they start but this avalanche was moving nine-and-a-half miles in only seven minutes
4. It traveled 100 miles in all
5.Nine towns and seven smaller villages were destroyed
6. It costed 250 million dollars to fix the damage caused by the avalanche
7. The magnitude 7.8 earthquake killed 66,794

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Mount Tambora, Kawinda Toi, Bima Regency, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia

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•  The eruption began on April 5,
•  The eruption began on April 5, 1815.
• It was the largest volcano eruption ever in history.
• People initially thought it was a cannon fire.
• It wiped out Tambora village.
• The mountain top got blown of 4,000 feet off.
• 100,000 people died
• Ocean water caused cracks in the mountain to cause this.

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Haiti Earthquake 2010 Epicentre, Fayette, Haiti

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Haiti Earthquake 2010 Epicentre, Fayette, Haiti

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Haiti Earthquake 2010 Epicentre, Fayette, Haiti

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Lasted 30 seconds

15 miles

Started at Tuesday January 12 2010 at 4:53

It would cost about 14 billion to rebuild everything again and 8 billion damage cost

About 250,000 people died

About 300,000 people were injured

About 70% of the schools are still damaged  or destroyed

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Miami-Dade Aviation Department, Northwest 41st Avenue, Opa-locka, Florida, USA

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Miami-Dade Aviation Department, Northwest 41st Avenue, Opa-locka, Florida, USA

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Miami-Dade Aviation Department, Northwest 41st Avenue, Opa-locka, Florida, USA

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Hurricane Andrew was a category 5 hurricane

Hurricane Andrew was on August 16, 1992 - August 28 1992

There where a total of 65 fatalities

The affected areas were, Florida, Louisiana, South Florida, The Bahamas, southeastern United States, Southern United States, and the Mid-Atlantic

The highest wind speed was 174 mph

An estimated 1.4 million people lost power during the hurricane

Hurricane Andrew was one of the most deadliest hurricanes

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Image of the Schultz House. All six inhabitants survived the flood.

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Facts About The Johnstown Flood

It occurred on Friday, May 31 1889.

Some victims of the flood were found as far away as
Cincinnati, others found years later in 1911.

Before the flood, the dam contained up to twenty million tons  of water before giving way.

The dam was 14 miles away from Johnstown.

2,209 people died in the floods, 396 of which were children.

99 families were completely killed in the flood.

1,600 homes were destroyed.

Seventeen million dollars in property damage was dealt.

The dam was owned by the South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club.

Nearly four million dollars were raised for the Johnstown relief effort.

The flood was able to swept up 170,000 pound locomotives nearly 5,000 feet.

The debris on a stone bridge covered 30 acres.

Nearly 750 unidentified victims are buried in the Plot of the Unknown in Grandview Cemetery.

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1. More than 28,000 people were confirmed dead or missing.
2. Tech tonic plates under the ocean moved and caused a huge tsunami and earthquake
3. The tsunami went over the worlds biggest and longest sea wall in Japan
4. Some waves went 3 miles inland.
5. More than 50,000 people became homeless because the disaster.
6. The earthquake lasted for 6 minutes.
7. The disastor happened at 2:46 pm.
8. The damage caused made damage cost 360 billion.

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Galveston, TX, USA- The Great Galveston Storm

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Galveston, TX, USA- The Great Galveston Storm

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1.  Category 4 Hurricane
2.  Storm Surge was 15ft high.  While Galveston, TX elevation above sea level was only 8ft.
3.  Around 8,000 people died
4.  One of the most deadliest storms in U.S. history
5.  Winds speeds at around 130mph
6.  After storm the people of Galveston raised homes around 10ft higher than they used to be.
7. St.Mary’s Orphanage was destroyed. 10 nuns and and 90 orphans died. Only 3 orphans survived. Nuns tied themselves to the orphans so they wouldn’t wash away.

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Banda Aceh, Banda Aceh City, Aceh, Indonesia

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Banda Aceh, Banda Aceh City, Aceh, Indonesia

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Banda Aceh, Banda Aceh City, Aceh, Indonesia

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The tsunami was over 100 feet tall

Killed 225,000 people

The earthquake was thought to have the strength of 23,000 Hiroshima- type atomic bombs.

Was the deadliest tsunami ever recorded

The earthquake disrupted a 900 mile span of land

The earthquake suddenly caused the ocean floor to rise by 40 meters

There wasn’t a tsunami warning system in place so people were taken fully by surprise

The tsunami effected over 18 countries

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It produced one of the hottest summers across the country

Nationally, there were about 5,000 casualties.

It took place during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl.

It lasted for about ten days

Most areas reached over 100 degrees

It was in Canada and the USA

There is a tale that a Syracuse housewife successfully fried an egg on the sidewalk

It started late June 1936

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Sembawa, Banyuasin Regency, South Sumatra, Indonesia

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Sembawa, Banyuasin Regency, South Sumatra, Indonesia

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Sembawa, Banyuasin Regency, South Sumatra, Indonesia

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•  The eruption began on April 5, 1815.
• It was the largest volcano eruption ever in history.
• People initially thought it was a cannon fire.
• It wiped out Tambora village.
• The mountain top got blown of 4,000 feet off.
• 100,000 people died
• Ocean water caused cracks in the mountain to cause this.

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- Hurricane Maria caused 3,059 deaths
- Hurricane Maria was formed September 16, 2017 and dissipated October 2, 2017
- the damage of hurricane Maria costed $91.61 billion
- hurricane Maria winds topped out at 175 mph
- Hurricane Maria as long hit countries like Dominica and the U.S. Virgin Islands
-Hurricane Maria turned into a category 5 hurricane in 58 hours
- Hurricane Maria is 3 for worst damage or after math

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• The San Francisco earthquake only lasted less than a minute but destroyed 500 city blocks and ignited many fires that burned for 3 days

• 3,000 people died

• The earthquake left half of the population in San Francisco homeless

• The money in property and buildings they lost were 235 million but that’s equivalent to 6.3 billion dollars in today’s currency

• 28,000 buildings were destroyed

• It didn’t take San Francisco long to recover from the fires and earthquake because of steam powered equipment cleaned up all the debris

• San Francisco spent 100 million in reconstruction but that would be 2.7 billion in today’s currency

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Kangaroo Island, South Australia, Australia

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Kangaroo Island, South Australia, Australia

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Kangaroo Island, South Australia, Australia

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1. 42 million archers burned

2. Wildfires started in June of 2019

3. Started by a lightning strike in dry areas

4. Fires affected 3 billion animals

5. Lasted 79 days, ended February 10 2020

6. Affected lots of people, causing loss of homes, livestock ,water and more

7. Will take estimated 20 years to recover from fires

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1. Deadliest Earthquake Ever Recorded
2. Killed over 830,000 people
3. It happened in Shaanxi, China
4. Recorded on January 23, 1556
5. It only lasted 23 seconds
6. It destroyed 90% of all buildings in this area
7. It was caused by the tectonic plates in Indian and in Eurasia
Colliding
8. It leveled mountains, changed the path of rivers, caused an outrageous amount of flooding, and started many fires that burned for days.

Oakes McCauley

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- famous for its 1986 landslide
- killed 1,746 people from suffocation and more then 3,000 livestock
- caused by cloud burst from bottom of water
- a similar thing happened in another lake near by
-cloud grey 328 feet (100 meters)
- eventually the valley split up and the cloud followed killing people 15.5 miles away from the lake
-cloud contained carbon dioxide which was blamed for the killing
-almost exactly two years before this happened people heard loud noises coming from the lake
-at the bottom of the lake there is still things left from the landslide that can be found
- now they have found safe ways to best try and prevent this happening again though it’s likely not to work

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On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina devastated coastal areas of the Gulf Coast states of Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi, including the city of New Orleans. It was among the greatest of natural disasters to ever strike the United States.

hurricane Katrina left many people homeless as more than 800,000 housing units were destroyed or damaged in the storm.

Affected about 15 million people.

Impacted 90,000 square miles of territory from central Florida to eastern Texas.

Winds topped 175 mph at its peak as a Category 5 hurricane.

Storm surge on the Mississippi coast reached 30 feet.

Produced 33 tornadoes.

Hurricane Katrina was the 3rd largest hurricane to ever touch down on the U.S.