California Disasters - Statistics

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Date Description Disaster % Correct
March 12, 1928 Dam break sends 140-foot wave down a canyon, killing around 450 people Saint Francis Dam Collapse
100%
April 18, 1906 Earthquake and resultant fires destroy much of a city San Francisco Earthquake
86%
2011-2016 12 months are recorded as the driest on record in the state 2010's California Drought
29%
1914-1921 Until 1980, this was the most recent volcanic eruption in the contiguous United States Mt Lassen
14%
January 17, 1994 57 people die in the Los Angeles Area after this magnitude 6.4 earthquake Northridge Earthquake
14%
August 2020 At 746,755 acres, this fire is the largest in recorded California history August Fire
0%
January 9, 1857 San Andreas Fault ruptures, causing a magnitude 7.9 earthquake - the largest ever recorded in California Fort Tejon Earthquake
0%
March 27, 1964 Alaskan earthquake triggers 21-foot tsunami, killing 12 people and severely damaging the town of Crescent City Good Friday Tsunami
0%
1861 The entire Central Valley is flooded up to 30 feet in snowmelt and rainwater Great Flood of 1861
0%
January 9, 2018 Debris flows triggered by intense rain on slopes denuded by wildfires kill 21 people in Santa Barbar County Montecito Debris Flows
0%
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