2015-10-18 tsunami – TAAN FJORD, AK: Historical Tsunami Record and Measurements
Examine the official historical record of the October 18, 2015 tsunami in Taan Fjord, Alaska, detailing its maximum water height and geographical location.
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Examine the official historical record of the October 18, 2015 tsunami in Taan Fjord, Alaska, detailing its maximum water height and geographical location.
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