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The government also increased the amount of tsunami warnings and they practiced earthquake and tsunami drills multiple times. They also took into consideration the towns and cities that were close to where mud slides are likely to happen and they figured out escape routes for that and warning signs.

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After the earthquake and tsunami hit Alaska, scientist and government officials started to map out earthquake prone places around North America and they decided to take action in the way buildings were built. Buildings had to be more sturdy in case there was ever another earthquake as big as this one. They also moved the city of Valdez because it was hit the worst by the tsunami and it was to close to the water, so they moved it to higher grounds.

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The mainshock and aftershocks happened on a fault line between the pacific plate and North American plate. Aftershocks that happened right after the mainshock had a magnitude of 6.0. They continued to have that magnitude for about 3 weeks and then they started happening less frequently. Although there were aftershocks still being reported 1 year after the mainshock.

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The tsunami started to form almost immediately after the earthquake finished

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Some parts of the coast sank 8 feet, where other parts rose about 38 feet.

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People could feel the earthquake all over the United States and Canada.

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The tsunamis that occured in Alaska happened because of underground landslides mainly. But the tsunamis that happened across the Pacific ocean happened mainly because of the movement of the oceanic plates.

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Tsunamis effected more than just Alaska, there were many trans-oceanic tsunamis across the Pacific ocean. Effecting places like Hawaii, Oregon and California.

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There was a lot of property damage because of both the earthquake and tsunami, costing about $2.3 billion.

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There was 131 recorded deaths. 115 in Alaska and 16 in Oregon and California.

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At some parts of Alaska, the tsunami was more than 100 feet tall.

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The earthquake lasted about 5 minutes.

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https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/official19640328033616_30#shakemap

http://www.kids-fun-science.com/1964-alaska-earthquake.html

https://www.history.com/topics/1964-alaska-earthquake

https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/article/aftermath-giant-quake-anchorage-allowed-rebuilding-slide-prone-turnagain-area/2014/03/25/

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This earthquake had a magnitude of 9.2. Which is the second largest recorded earthquake in history.

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On March 27, 1964 at 5:36pm an earthquake struck 25 km below Earth's surface.

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In 1964, Alaska got hit with 2 devastating natural disasters; an earthquake and a tsunami

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In 1964, Alaska got hit with 2 devastating natural disasters; an earthquake and a tsunami