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10 meters tall!!(30 feet!!)
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How high was the tsunami in Japan estimated to be?
about 30 ft,
Where did the biggest tsunami occur?
The biggest tsunami occurred in Lituya Bay, Alaska. The tsunami was approximately 1720 feet high. The tsunami happened on July 9, 1958.
How big was the japan tsunami?
The earthquake generated tsunami on March 11, 2011 produced waves that surpassed four story buildings, or more than 40 feet, as witnessed in Shizugawa and elsewhere near Japan's coast. The tsunami was so powerful its waves traveled the entire Pacific ocean and were felt from the coasts of Alaska to that of Chile.
When was the last tsunami before Japan?
The last tsunami before Japan was in New Zealand.
What day was the tsunami in Japan 2011?
Friday, March 11, 2011 was when the tsunami hit Japan.
Why was it a tsunami in Japan 2011?
there was tsunami because the earthquake had a high magnitude,so made big that caused the tsunami
How high was the tsunami in Japan estimated to be?
about 30 ft,
How tall were the stunami waves in chapan?
the correct spelling is Japan and tsunami. The tsunami waves were 33 feet high.
What was intensity of japan tsunami?
If you are referring to the 2011 Tōhoku tsunami, it sent up to 40.5 ft. high waves.
How high was the japan tsunami?
10 meters tall!!(30 feet!!)
How high were the waves of the Japan tsunami?
From what I've heard, it was a 30 ft wave.
What are facts about the tsunami in Japan?
It was 23 feet high and the quake was magnitude 8.9.
How many tsunami have been occurred till now?
a tsunami hit japan on 2011 a colossel wave that was 37 meters high
Where did the biggest tsunami occur?
The biggest tsunami occurred in Lituya Bay, Alaska. The tsunami was approximately 1720 feet high. The tsunami happened on July 9, 1958.
Where did the Japan tsunami hit?
The tsunami hit Japan's northeastern islands.
When and where did the tsunami Japan?
Japan!
How big was the japan tsunami?
The earthquake generated tsunami on March 11, 2011 produced waves that surpassed four story buildings, or more than 40 feet, as witnessed in Shizugawa and elsewhere near Japan's coast. The tsunami was so powerful its waves traveled the entire Pacific ocean and were felt from the coasts of Alaska to that of Chile.
