A 1,000-foot tsunami striking the U.S. sounds like science fiction — but it’s not. In 1958, a wave over 1,700 feet tall ...

Triggered by a magnitude 8.3 earthquake, 1,719 feet (524 meters) of churning water exploded into the sky after 90 million tons of rock and ice collapsed into the bay.

Experts have warned that the US is at an increased risk of experiencing a mega-tsunami ... when a landslide entered the Lituya Bay Fiord in Glacier Bay and generated a wave that went 1,700 feet ...

Scientists are warning that a 1,000-foot-tall “mega tsunami” could potentially wipe a ... There also has not been a quake of large seismic magnitude along the Cascadia subduction zone since 1700.

Jan. 26, 1700: Northern California tsunami. ... which caused flooding about 1,000 feet inland in Half Moon Bay on California's Central Coast. Damage was estimated at more than $150,000.

Jan. 26, 1700: Northern California tsunami. ... which caused flooding about 1,000 feet inland in Half Moon Bay on California's Central Coast. Damage was estimated at more than $150,000.

There have been significant tsunamis on the California coast dating to 1700. Here's a timeline. Published on December 5, 2024 at 2:38 pm. BOOKMARKER ...

The last time a tsunami struck the Pacific Northwest was in 1700. ... a 350-foot-long canal with a wave generator at one end.