No people were killed in that eruption. The Yellowstone Caldera formed 640,000 years ago, before modern humans even existed. Doubtless many animals were killed, but there is no way of estimating how many.
Other than deaths from people who fall into Yellowstone's hot springs, the Yellowstone Caldera has never killed anyone, ever.
The last super-volcano eruption was about 640,000 years ago; even before neanderthals existed on our planet.
The most recent lava flow from the caldera was about 70,000 years ago; long before any humans had migrated to the Americas.
The most recent major event was a steam explosion about 13,800 years ago; long before any humans were in the area.
Nobody was killed in any eruption at Yellowstone as there were no people around tobe killed. However, people have died as a result of other geologic activity related to the volcano. In 1959 28 people were killed by an earthquake and its associated landslides. Through the park's history at least 17 people have died from falling into hot springs.
During the last Big Eruption, ALL of them died.
How many geysers are in Yellowstone National Park?
From Kentucky to Yellowstone National Park is about 1700 miles/2,600 km.
Yellowstone is about 1,026 miles from Phoenix.
Colorado Springs to Yellowstone: 579 miles Colorado Springs to Glacier National Park through Yellowstone: 1024 miles
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Bend, Oregon is 535 miles (861 kilometers) from Yellowstone National Park.
2,838,233If interested, you can see below the Yellowstone visitor statistics
The NPS states that there are over 310 miles of paved roads within Yellowstone National Park.
It is 1,232 miles (1,982 km) from Wichita, Kansas to Yellowstone National Park according to Google maps.
Yellowstone is 3,468 square miles so that would be 366,220,080 feet lol
There are 775.1 miles from Yellowstone National Park to South Lake Tahoe in California.
Yellowstone National Park was established in 1872. so it was about 140 years ago.