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When a wall of rock collapsed into Southeast Alaska’s Tracy Arm last August, it triggered one of the highest-reaching tsunamis ever recorded in the world. The event happened to be in a place heavily ...

Researchers have concluded that a 2025 tsunami in Alaska was the second largest recorded natural disaster of its kind in history, with a wave that reached up to 1,578 feet high. The massive tsunami ...

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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - A wave nearly as tall as the Empire State Building tore through a Southeast Alaska fjord last year. A new study published Wednesday says it was the second-highest tsunami ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Researchers have concluded that a 2025 tsunami in Alaska was the second largest recorded natural disaster of its kind in history, ...

Tracy Arm Fjord tsunami was 1,578 feet (481 meters) high The wave rose higher than New York's Empire State Building No ships were present when it occured at 5:30 a.m. and no one was hurt Climate ...

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