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Chile Still Holds the Record of the Biggest Earthquake with 9.9: so Was the Earthquake in Valdivia in 1960

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The earthquake generated a tsunami of epic proportions that swept the Chilean coast.It is known as the "Great Earthquake of Chile" and was a seismic event of catastrophic proportions.

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The earthquake generated a tsunami of epic proportions that swept the Chilean coast.It is known as the "Great Earthquake of Chile" and was a seismic event of catastrophic proportions.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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With 9.5 degrees magnitude, the earthquake that hit Chile in 1960 was 0.7 points stronger than Russia's

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Russia's recent earthquake reminiscent of one of the most devastating earthquakes that mankind has ever experienced. A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 8.8 hit the region of the Orient...

Earthquakes are one of the most powerful and destructive manifestations of nature. These seismic movements, triggered by the release of accumulated energy in tectonic plates, can devastate cities in seconds, leaving behind thousands of victims and incalculable damage. Below is a look at the eight strongest and deadliest earthquakes recorded in recent history, evaluated by their magnitude and human impact. 1. Valdivia, Chile earthquake (1960) On …

The largest earthquake ever recorded occurred in 1960, in Chile, with a magnitude of 9.5, which caused the deaths of 1,655 people.

·Greece
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skai.gr broke the news in Greece on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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