A good way to get a feel for this is to go to Google maps, pull up Santa Monica, and then switch to "Terrain" view.
What you'll see is that west Los Angeles is relatively flat. While places like the San Fernando Valley would be protected by the Santa Monica mountains, a megatsunami like the one that struck Lituya Bay, Alaska in 1958 could conceivably reach downtown LA. There is evidence that past megatsunamis have gone over thirty miles inland, therefore it is possible that one could traverse all of LA and even make it through the same gap in the hills that the 605 freeway takes, roll right over El Monte, and not be stopped until reaching the San Bernardino mountains neat Duarte.
The closest beach to Glendale California is at Santa Monica.
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It really depends on the magnitude of the earthquake (which causes tsunamis in the first place). But to answer your question, yes it's likely that it will reach California, especially if you're in areas such as San Francisco, Long Beach, San Diego, Santa Monica, or anywhere else with beaches nearby.
One can find a Planet Blue store at one of 5 locations in 4 cities. There is a store in Malibu, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Venice, and second store for men in Santa Monica.
No. However, the earthquake and following tsunami in Japan did have a pretty large effect on Santa Cruz. Because Santa Cruz has a pretty narrow opening to the sea, the ripples from the tsunami in Japan did a lot of damage in the harbor. Due to the narrow opening, the waves became much larger and caused boats to crash into each other. Some boats sunk, and a bridge suffered some damage too.
Santa Monica is in southern California.
He is from Santa Monica, California
In Santa Monica California
The address of the Santa Monica Conservancy is: Po Box 653, Santa Monica, CA 90406-0653
Santa Barbara is about 90 miles north of Santa Monica, California.
Santa Monica Pier is located in Santa Monica, California. It is at the end of Colorado Avenue at the beach.
The web address of the Santa Monica Auctions is: http://www.smauctions.com
Alyson Hannigan lives in Santa Monica California.
The address of the Santa Monica History Museum is: 1350 7Th St, Santa Monica, CA 90401
The address of the Santa Monica Museum Of Art is: 2525 Michigan G-1, Santa Monica, CA 90404
The address of the Santa Monica Auctions is: 2525 Michigan Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90404
Santa Monica, CA is located in Los Angeles county.