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How many people where killed in Mount Vesuvius?

Mount Vesuvius killed more than 3,000 people on August 24 A.D. 79.


All about mount vesuvius?

this is the volcano that "killed" pompaii.


How is mount vesuvius important to the people?

mount vesuvius is important to the people because it is dangerous. They are scared that they might get killed from mount vesuviuses next eruption.


What happened to the animals of Pompeii after the volcano?

Alot of the animals got away before it erupted because animals have heightened senses for some things than humans and they could sense something bad was going to happen. That was kind of a sign for the humans as well because they saw alot of the animals fleeing. but although some animals managed to flee, alot still got trapped by the lava and ash and there are shells of the animals in the ruins of pompeii. The animals were entombed in ash, debris and pumice, therefore DYING.


What damage did Mount Vesuvius do?

It killed over 16,000 people and killed evreyone in pompei :(


How many people were killed in mount Vesuvius' eruption?

About 16,000 people where killed.


In 79 ad mount vesuvius erupted how many people where killed?

there were 5.010


What mountain is the only active volcano in mainland Europe?

Mount Vesuvius


What is the damage of vesuvius?

Mount Vesuvius erupted in Pompeii. It surrounded most of the city in pumice and ash. The entire city of Pompeii had been killed by the eruption.


What volcano buried Italy?

a big volcano that errupted


What was the effect of Mount Vesuvius?

It covered the roman town of pompeii with ash and killed everyone basically


Near which city is Mount Vesuvius located?

Mount Vesuvius is near the city of Naples in Italy. It is 5.6 miles from Naples and was the volcano that erupted in 79 AD which killed 16,000 people and buried Pompeii.