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The Great Alaska Earthquake Facts for Kids

About The Great Alaska Earthquake: The 1964 Alaska earthquake, magnitude 9.2, is the strongest ever in North America. The ground shook for almost five minutes. Studying it helped scientists understand how Earth's plates move. It helped scientists first prove the idea of plate tectonics

Location: Prince William Sound, Alaska, USA · Country: United States · Year: It struck in 1964 · Magnitude: Magnitude 9.2 the strongest ever in North America · Notable Feature: The ground shook for nearly five minutes · Plate Boundary: Where the Pacific plate slides under Alaska · Record: The most powerful earthquake ever recorded in the USA · World Rank: The #2 strongest quake in recorded history

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It helped scientists first prove the idea of plate tectonics