Disasters -
Hurricanes -
Earthquakes -
Volcanoes
This page combines Hurricanes,
Earthquakes and Volcanoes, click above for a specific TimeLine. |
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Last updated
September, 2005. |
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Ancient Events - 1700s
- 1800s - 1900s -
This Century - 2005 |
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33,000 BC |
Pinatubo
volcano |
Scientists say the largest eruption of Pinatubo
in the Philippines was 35000 years ago. |
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1800s BC |
Mount
Etna
volcano |
The first record of an eruption of Mount Etna was
in the 18th century BC. |
900.BC
+150 |
Arenal
volcano |
Arenal volcano erupts within 150 years of 900 BC.
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79 AD |
Mt. Vesuvius
volcano |
Mount Vesuvius in Italy erupted in 79 AD burying
the towns of Herculaneum and Pompeii. It was the first
eruption that was recorded. Plinius the Older one had
observed the eruption and wrote down all the aspects in detail.
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226 BC |
Greece
quake |
An earthquake in the area of Rhodes, Greece
destroys the city of Kameiros and the Colossus of Rhodes. |
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365 AD |
Greece
quake |
An earthquake in the area of Knossos, Crete kills
50,000. |
220.AD
+75 |
Arenal
volcano |
Arenal volcano erupts within 75 years of 220. |
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260 AD |
Ilopango Cald.
volcano |
The
Ilopango Caldera is east of San Salvador in El Salvador. The
last real activity was around 260 AD. No present activity is
evident other than the local fishermen occasionally finding
large numbers of fish dying, accompanied by a sulfur smell. |
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365 AD |
Libya
quake |
An earthquake occurs in Cyrene, Libya. |
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526 AD |
Syria
quake |
On May 20th an earthquake at Antiochia, Syria
kills 250,000 people. |
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844 AD |
Syria
quake |
Damascus, Syria is shaken by a quake that kills
50,000 people. |
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847 AD |
Iraq
quake |
50,000 die in an earthquake that rocks Mosul,
Iraq. |
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847 AD |
Syria
quake |
The death toll in a quake that shakes Damascus,
Syria is 70,000. |
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856 AD |
Iran
quake |
An earthquake in 856 AD occurred in
Qumis, Damghan, Iran killing 200,000 people. |
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856 AD |
Greece
quake |
45,000 are killed in Corinth, Greece by an
earthquake. |
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893 AD |
Caucasus
quake |
82,000 people die when a quake shakes Caucasus. |
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893 AD |
India
quake |
Daipur, India is rocked by a quake that kills
180,000 people. |
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893 AD |
Iran
quake |
An earthquake in Ardabil, Iran kills 150,000
people |
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1006 AD |
Mount
Merapi
volcano |
Mount Merapi in Indonesia erupted with
destruction so bad the governing Hindu kingdom was destroyed
allowing the Muslim take-over of the island. |
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1042 AD |
Syria
quake |
In Palmyra, Baalbek, Syria a quake kills 50,000
people. |
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1080.+50 |
Arenal
volcano |
Arenal volcano erupts approximately in the late
1000s. |
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1169 AD |
Mount
Etna
volcano |
Mount Etna erupts killing 15,000 people in one of
the most disastrous eruptions. |
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1138 AD |
Syria
quake |
230,000 are killed in a quake that rumbles Ganzah,
Aleppo, Syria. |
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1201 AD |
Syria
quake |
In upper Egypt or Syria an earthquake killed
one-million-one-hundred-thousand people. |
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1268 AD |
Turkey
quake |
60,000 are killed by an earthquake in Cilicia,
Anatolia (Turkey). |
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1290 AD |
China
quake |
100,000 are killed in a 6.7 September 27th
earthquake in Chihli, China. |
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1495 AD |
Columbus
hurricane |
Christopher Columbus records the first report of
a hurricane having encountered a tropical storm on one voyage to
the New World. Columbus later states, "nothing but the service
of God and the extension of the monarchy" would force his
exposure to such danger. |
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1525.+20 |
Arenal
volcano |
Arenal volcano erupts approximately in 1525 |
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1556 |
China
quake |
Estimated at a magnitude 8 an earthquake kills 830,00 in Shensi,
China on January 23rd. |
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1559 |
Spanish
hurricane |
73 ships destroyed out of a Spanish fleet of 74,
that were to recapture Florida, when they sailed into a
hurricane. The one remaining ship founded a colony near
Pensacola, Florida. |
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1565 |
French
hurricane |
The bid to control the Atlantic coast of North
America is lost by the French when their fleet is destroyed by a
storm. Without the added French support the Spanish capture Fort
Carolina, near today's Jacksonville, Florida. |
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1609 |
Bermuda
hurricane |
The 'Sea Venture' while in route to Virginia with
supplies for the starving Jamestown colonists becomes damaged by
a hurricane. Most of the 150 aboard; men, women and children
found safety in the Bermuda Islands. |
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1635 |
Great Colonial
Hurricane |
The eye of the Great Colonial Hurricane passes
between Boston and Plymouth, Massachusetts causing a 20-foot
tide in Boston. a report that thousands of trees and many houses
were blown down was given by Governor William Bradford. |
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1668 |
Turkey
quake |
In Anatolia Turkey a magnitude 8 quake hits
Anatolia Turkey on August 17th, killing 8000. |
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1700s |
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1700 |
CA OR WA
B.C.
quake
tsunami |
What is called the Cascadia Earthquake occurs on
January 26 with a magnitude of 9. No written records were kept
by the inhabitants but Japanese records show a tsunami that
could only be explained by considering the Cascadia Earthquake.
Native American legends place the quake from northern California
to Vancouver Island. |
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1738 |
Cotopaxi
volcano |
Cotopaxi
near Quito in central Ecuador among the Andes Mountains has
erupted 50 or so times since 1738. |
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1743 |
hurricane
study |
A lunar eclipse studied by Benjamin Franklin in
September was foiled by a nearby hurricane. With his curiosity
aroused he collected more details learning the storm moved up
the seaboard against the surface winds. Science takes the
first step to understanding the basics of hurricanes. |
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1744 |
Cotopaxi
volcano |
Cotopaxi
in central Ecuador among the Andes Mountains erupted in 1744
with an explosion so loud it was heard over 500 miles away in
Honda, Colombia. |
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1749 |
Virginia
hurricane |
Fort George in Virginia, where Fort Monroe is
now, was destroyed by a hurricane in 1749. One record, "A
sand spit of 800 acres was washed up," explains the creation of
the Willoughby Spit in Norfolk. |
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1750.+50 |
Arenal
volcano |
Arenal volcano erupts in the 1700s |
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1752 |
Charleston
hurricane |
A hurricane's 17-foot storm surge destroys 500
homes and the fortifications in Charleston, South Carolina in
1752. |
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1755 |
Portugal.Morocco
tsunami |
A tsunami is triggered by an 8.5 quake to slam
Portugal and Morocco killing 60,000 people. |
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1755 |
Portugal
quake |
70,000 are killed by a November 1st, 8.7
earthquake in Lisbon, Portugal. |
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1766 |
Hekla
volcano |
The most disastrous eruption of Hekla volcano in
Iceland was in 1766. Its cone is surmounted by a cap of ice and
it is the most active of the Icelandic volcanoes. |
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1776 |
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1776 |
Hurricane of
Independence |
The "Hurricane of Independence"
ravages the Atlantic coast from North Carolina to Nova Scotia
from September 2nd to the 9th. Over 4100 Americans and Canadians
are thought have been killed. |
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1776 |
Martinique
hurricane |
More than 6000 are killed in a 1776 storm that
hits Martinique. |
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1780 |
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1780 |
Iran
quake |
On February 28th an earthquake kills 200,000 in
Iran. |
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1780 |
Great
Hurricane
of 1780 |
The Great Hurricane of 1780 kills an
estimated 22,000 destroying the British and French fleets in the
Caribbean. This hurricane holds the record as the deadliest
storm in recorded history. |
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1786 |
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1786 |
Mount
Shasta
volcano |
Mount Shasta in California is now dormant with
its last eruption occurring in 1786. |
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1786 |
Mount
Merapi
volcano |
Mount Merapi in Indonesia erupted with one of its
largest in 1786. It is located in central Java, 45 miles north
of Yogyakarta. |
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1797 |
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1797 |
Halekala
volcano |
Halekala forms the eastern part of the island of
Maui in the Hawaian Islands. Prior to going dormant its last
eruption is said to have been around 1797. |
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1800s |
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1805 |
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1805 |
Mount
Hood
volcano |
Mount Hood east of Portland in Oregon is a
dormant volcano and the forth highest peak in the Cascade Range.
Its last eruption was a little before Louis and Clark arrived in
the area on their expedition in 1805. |
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1811 |
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1811 |
Missouri
quake |
The New Madrid Earthquake is an 8.1 On December
16th followed by other quakes between January 23rd and February
7th 1812. New lakes were formed as large areas of land sank. The
Mississippi River changed it course due to the quakes.
Although minimal the damage would have been greater today with
the substantially larger population and development. |
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1812 |
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1812 |
Missouri
quake |
7.8 again his the New Madrid Fault on January
23rd. |
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1812 |
Missouri
quake |
A magnitude 8 quake hits the New Madrid Fault on
February 7th. |
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1815 |
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1815 |
Great
Sep. Gale
hurricane |
"The Great September Gale" makes landfall on Long
Island, New York and then again in Connecticut. Providence Rhode
Island is flooded extensive damage throughout New England is
left behind. |
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1819 |
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1819 |
hurricane
study |
A Harvard professor published an article in 1819
concluding that a hurricane "appears to have been a moving
vortex and not the rushing forward of a great body of the
atmosphere." |
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1822 |
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1822 |
Mount
Merapi
volcano |
Mount Merapi in Indonesia erupted with one of its
largest in 1822. It has small eruptions every 2-3 years with
larger every 10-15 years and the most devastating eruptions
every 50 to 60 years. |
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1823 |
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1823 |
Hawaii
quake |
A 6.8 earthquake hits south of Kilauea Island ,
Hawaii on June 2nd. |
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1836 |
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1836 |
California
quake |
The San Francisco Bay region is hit on June 10th
by a 6.5 quake. |
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1838 |
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1838 |
California
quake |
In June San Francisco Peninsula is hit by a 6.8
quake. |
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1841 |
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1841 |
Mount
Erebus
volcano |
Mount Erebus is active and situated on the easter
coast of Ross Island on Antartica. Mt. Erebus was
discovered by explorer James Ross in 1841 and was named after
one of his ships. |
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1843 |
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1843 |
Arkansas
quake |
The Marked Tree quake in Arkansas on January 5th
was 7.9, on the not yet invented Richter scale. |
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1846 |
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1846 |
Racer's
Storm
hurricane |
Racer's Storm was named for the British sloop of
war that encountered it in the Caribbean. Being one of the most
destructive storms of the 19th century it leaves a path of
destruction 2,000 miles wide. Forming near Jamaica it crosses
the Yucatan then strikes the Gulf coast of Texas then skimming
along Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and South
Carolina to arrive off the North Carolina coast on October 9th. |
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1848 |
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1848 |
Fort Brooke
hurricane |
Two hurricanes within the same month in 1848 nearly destroy Fort
Brooke located at today's Tampa, Florida. One of the storms
pushed a tide of 15 feet through the town. |
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1851 |
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1851 |
Ricon
Vieja
volcano |
In Coasta Rica the Rincon de la Vieja volcano has
erupted 16 times or more since 1851 with the latest in November
1995 and February 1998.. |
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1856 |
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1856 |
Last Island
hurricane |
Last Island in Louisiana is hit by a
category 4 hurricane killing 400 people. |
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1857 |
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1857 |
California
quake |
On January 9th A 7.9 Quake runs along the San
Andreas fault from Parkfield to Wrightwood. |
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1857 |
Italy
quake |
In Naples 11,000 are killed by a 6.9 quake on
December 16th. |
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1865 |
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1865 |
California
quake |
At 6:46 PM on October 8th a 6.5 quake hits San
Jose, California. |
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1868 |
|
1868 |
Hawaii |
77 are killed on April 3rd in a 7.9 quake at
Hilea in southeast Hawaii. |
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1868 |
California |
In a 6.8 quake 30 die in Hayward, California on
October 21st. |
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1871 |
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1871 |
Hawaii
quake |
Molokai, Hawaii experiences a 6.8 earthquake on
February 20th. |
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1872 |
|
1872 |
Mount
Merapi
volcano |
Mount Merapi in Indonesia erupted with one of its
largest in 1872. The volcanic ash has made the soil rich
attracting farmers to live nearby. |
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1872 |
California
quake |
The Lone Pine Quake in Owens Valley, California
is 7.6 killing 27 people on March 26th. |
|
1872 |
Washington
quake |
A 7.3 quake occurs in the North Cascades in
Washington territory on December 15th. |
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1873 |
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1873 |
California /
Oregon
quake |
On November 23rd off the coast of California and
Oregon an earthquake is estimated to be 7.3. |
|
1873 |
hurricane
tracking |
The first hurricane warning in the U.S. is issued by the U.S.
Army Signal Corps. A hurricane approaching the coast was
expected to come ashore between Cape May, New Jersey and New
London, Connecticut, but never made landfall. |
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1877 |
|
1877 |
Cotopaxi
volcano |
Cotopaxi
near Quito in central Ecuador erupted in 1877 melting snow and
ice producing mudflows that traveled 60 miles. |
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1878 |
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1878 |
Florida 3 day
hurricane |
The Florida Keys was hit by a slow-traveling hurricane that for
three days crept up
the center of the state. |
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1881 |
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1881 |
South Carolina
hurricane |
An 1881 hurricane ends up in South Carolina after first making
landfall, causing destruction, at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia
and submerging several barrier islands by the storm surge in
South Carolina. |
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1883 |
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1883 |
Krakatau
volcano |
Thousands of people are killed in 1883 and most
of the island destroyed by the eruption of Krakatau in the Sunda Strait, between
Java and Sumatra. |
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1886 |
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1886 |
S.
Carolina
quake |
A 7.3 quake kill 60 on August 31st in Charleston,
South Carolina. |
|
1886 |
Mt.Tarawera
volcano |
Mount Tarawera, a volcano near Rotorua on the
North Island of New Zealand Erupts on June 10th killing at least
153 people. |
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1886 |
Indianola
hurricane |
Alexandria, Louisiana has 21.4 inches of rain dumped from a June
category 4 hurricane. The coast of Louisiana is flooded and
after moving into Texas the city of Indianola was destroyed,
never to be rebuilt. |
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1890 |
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1890 |
California
quake |
On April 24th at 11:36 an earthquake hitting
Corralitos, California is estimated at 6.3. |
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1891 |
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1891 |
Japan
quake |
Mino-Owari in Japan is shaken on October 27th by
an 8 eathquake that kills 7,273 |
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1892 |
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1892 |
California
quake |
A 6.4 quake kill one person on April 19th in
Vacaville, California. |
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1892 |
California
quake |
Winters, California feels a 6.4 quake on April
21st. |
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1893 |
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1893 |
August
hurricane |
A Storm that hits Georgia and South
Carolina submerging the barrier islands on August 28th kills
between 1000 and 2000 people. |
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1893 |
October
hurricane |
An October hurricane floods the Louisiana bayou, killing 2000
people. |
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1895 |
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1895 |
Missouri
quake |
A 6.6 quake on October 31st dances the nerves in
Charleston, Missouri. |
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1896 |
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1896 |
Japan
quake |
On June 15th an 8.5 quake hits Sanriku, Japan. |
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1897 |
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1897 |
India
quake |
1,500 people are killed by an 8.3 quake in Assam,
India on June 12th. |
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1897 |
California
quake |
The Calaveras fault in California is shaken on
June 20th by a 6.3 earthquake. |
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1898 |
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1898 |
California
quake |
Mare Island, California is hit by a 6.3 quake on
March 31st. |
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1898 |
California |
A 6.8 quake shakes up Mendocino County,
California early on April 15th. |
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1899 |
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1899 |
Alaska
quake
quake |
A 7.9 quake on September 4th roughs up Cape
Yakataga, Alaska. |
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1899 |
Alaska
quake |
Yakutat Bay, Alaska is hit on September 10th by
an earthquake of a magnitude 8. |
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1900s |
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1900 |
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1900 |
Alaska
quake |
Kodiak Island, Alaska feels a 7.7 quake on
October 9th. |
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1900 |
The 1900
hurricane |
The 1900 hurricane is the nation's most fatal natural disaster
with some 8000 to 12000 dead. The storm hits with little warning
on September 8th causing storm tides of 8 to 15 feet flooding
Galveston Island and areas along the Texas coast. |
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1901 |
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1901 |
California
quake |
Parkfield, California is hit by a 6.4 earthquake
on March 3rd. |
|
1901 |
Mount
Pelée
volcano |
Mount Pelée
eruption of 1901 in Martinique was the most deadly eruption
killing 29,000 people. |
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1904 |
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1904 |
Alaska
quake |
A 7.3 quake shakes Fairbanks, Alaska on August
27th. |
|
1904 |
Cotopaxi
volcano |
Cotopaxi
in central Ecuador ends its last eruption in 1904. |
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1905 |
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1905 |
China
quake |
On July 9th Mongolia, China is hit by an 8.4
earthquake. |
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1906 |
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1906 |
Colombia-Ecuador
quake |
Both countries of Colombia and Ecuador experience
an 8.8 earthquake on January 31st that kills 1000 people. |
|
1906 |
California
quake |
3000 people are killed in the San Francisco
earthquake of 1906 that ran along the San Andreas fault from San
Juan Bautista to Cape Mendocino on April 18th. |
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1906 |
Chile
quake |
On August 17th Valparaiso, Chile looses 20,000
lives to an 8.2 quake. |
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1908 |
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1908 |
Italy
quake |
70.000 lose their lives by a 7.2 earthquake on
December 28th in Messina, Italy. |
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1909 |
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1909 |
Grand Isle
Hurricane |
A category 4 hurricane lasting 9 days
from September 10th to the 21st hitting Grande Isle and the
coasts of Louisiana and Mississippi killing 350 people.
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|
1911 |
|
1911 |
California
quake |
A 6.5 earthquake occurs on the Calaveras fault in
California on July 1st. |
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1914 |
|
1914 |
Lassen
Peak
volcano |
Lassen Peak is currently considered dormant, its
last activity was from 1914 to 1917 when it has around 150
explosions. |
|
1914 |
free season
hurricane |
The 1914 season gets a pass with only one tropical storm and no
hurricanes. |
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1915 |
|
1915 |
Nevada
quake |
Pleasant Valley, Nevada is rocked on October 3rd
by a 7.1 quake. |
|
1915 |
Louisiana-Texas
hurricane |
An August 5th to the 23rd rampaging
category 4 hurricane hits New Orleans, Louisiana and Galveston,
Texas, killing 275 people. |
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1917 |
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1917 |
San
Salvador
volcano |
San Salvador volcano is west of the capital of El
Salvador, San Salvador. Now dormant its last eruption was in
June 1917 and destroyed a lard part of the city by the
accompanying earthquakes. |
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1918 |
|
1918 |
Puerto
Rico
quake |
The Island nation Puerto Rico is shaken by a 7.5
earthquake on October 11th. |
|
1918 |
B.
Columbia
quake |
Vancouver Island in Canada's British Columbia
rocks on December 6th with a 7.0 earthquake. |
|
1919 |
|
1919 |
Corpus Christi
hurricane |
Corpus Christi, Texas is hit by a 12 foot storm surge on
September by a category 4 hurricane that had already hit Cuba
and the Florida Keys. An estimated 600 to 900 people were
killed. |
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1920 |
|
1920 |
China
quake |
The population of Ningxia-Kansu, in China is
shook up on December 16 with a death toll of 200,000. |
|
1922 |
|
1922 |
California
quake |
A 7.3 quake shakes the ocean floor off Cape
Mendocino, California on January 31st. |
|
1922 |
California
quake |
Parkfield, California feels the rumbling of a 6.1
quake on March 10th. |
|
1923 |
|
1923 |
California
quake |
A 7.2 earthquake shakes the ocean floor off Cape
Mendocino again nearly one year after the last quake in the same
area in California on January 22nd. |
|
1923 |
Japan
quake |
September 1st rolls a 7.9 quake on Kanto, Japan
killing 143,000 people. |
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1925 |
|
1925 |
Quebec
quake |
Charlevoix, Quebec in Canada is hit by a 6.3
March 1st quake. |
|
1925 |
Montana
quake |
Clarkston Valley, Montana is rocked with a 6.6
earthquake on June 28th |
|
1925 |
California
quake |
A 6.8 earthquake kills 13 rolling through Santa
Barbara, California on June 29th. |
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1926 |
|
1926 |
California
quake |
Monterey Bay, California is shaken by a 6.1
earthquake on October 22nd at 12:35 in the afternoon. |
|
1926 |
California
quake |
Monterey Bay, California is again shaken by a 6.1
earthquake on October 22nd one hour at 1:35 in the afternoon. |
|
1926 |
Florida-Alabama
hurricane |
243 are dead in a hurricane that
strikes southeast Florida and Alabama in its duration from
September 11th to the 22nd. |
|
1927 |
|
1927 |
Japan
quake |
3,020 people are killed by a 7.6 quake in Tango,
Japan on March 7th. |
|
1927 |
China
quake |
A May 22nd, 7.1 quake shakes Tsinghai, China
killing 200,000 people. |
|
1927 |
California
quake |
An offshore earthquake rocks Lompoc, California
with a 7.1 reading on November 4th. |
|
1928 |
|
1928 |
San Felipe
hurricane |
The San Felipe hurricane is the second deadliest in the
United States with 1,836 dead in Florida. In the Caribbean 1,167
die then with a direct hit on Puerto Rico, on September 13th,
312 people perish. The storm makes landfall close to Palm Beach
Florida on the 16th of September moving inland to Lake
Okeechobee causing a lake surge nearly 9 feet that floods
surrounding areas. |
|
1929 |
|
1929 |
Nova
Scotia
quake |
Grand Banks, Nova Scotia in Canada is shaken by a
7.3 earthquake on November 29th. |
|
1930 |
|
1930 |
Mount
Merapi
volcano |
Mount Merapi in Indonesia erupted with one of its
largest in 1930. With its frequent eruptions many farmers
rebuild starting new after each destruction. |
|
1930 |
Santo Domingo
hurricane |
Thousand are left dead by a hurricane that
ravages the Dominican Republic and leaves the capital, Santo
Domingo, near total destruction. |
|
1932 |
|
1932 |
Nevada
quake |
Cedar Mountain in Nevada is rocked by a 7.2 quake
on December 21st. |
|
1933 |
|
1933 |
Japan
quake |
2,990 people die on March 2nd in an 8.4
earthquake at Sanriku, Japan. |
|
1933 |
California
quake |
A 6.4 quake kill 115 people on March 11th in Long
Beach, California. |
|
1933 |
Canada
quake |
Baffin Bay off the shores of Northeastern Canada
is hit by an earthquake on January 15th judged as 7.4 in
intensity. |
|
1933 |
busy season
hurricanes |
Eastern Virginia is swamped by a
hurricane in August in the busiest season of record, listing 21
hurricanes and tropical storms. |
|
1934 |
|
1934 |
India
quake |
10,700 people die in the 7.4 January 15th quake
in Bihar, India. |
|
1934 |
California
quake |
A 6.1 quake on June 8th rocks Parkfield,
California. |
|
1935 |
|
1935 |
Quebec
quake |
Timiskaming, Quebec in Canada is rocked on
November 1st by a 6.2 earthquake. |
|
1935 |
Labor Day
hurricane |
The Labor Day hurricane strikes the Florida Keys on September
2nd then heads north. WWI veterans working in the area are the
primary victim of the 408 killed in the category 5; the most
intense hurricane to strike the U.S. |
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1937 |
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1937 |
Alaska
quake |
Salcha, Alaska is shaken by a 7.3 earthquake on
July 22nd. |
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1938 |
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1938 |
Hawaii
quake |
Maui, Hawaii is hit with a 6.8 earthquake on
January 22nd. |
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1938 |
Alaska
quake |
Shumagin Islands in Alaska is shaken by an 8.2
quake on November 10th. |
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1938 |
Long Is. Express
hurricane |
A hurricane called the
"Long Island Express", with little warning, slams Long I |