Tsunamis in 1994

• 1994, Kerch Strait, Russia0.5 m
• January 4, 1994, Corea Harbor, Maine, United States1.5 m · 1 runup
• January 17, 1994, West Coast, USA, United States0.1 m · M6.7 · 57 deaths · $40 billion · 40,000 houses destroyed
• January 21, 1994, Halmahera, Indonesia2 m · M7 · 9 deaths · 3 runups
• February 12, 1994, Vanuatu Islands0.03 m · M7 · 1 runup
• February 15, 1994, Southern Sumatra, IndonesiaM6.9
• April 8, 1994, Hokkaido Island, Japan0.11 m · M6.4 · 3 runups
• April 28, 1994, Western Norway4 m · 1 runup
• May 24, 1994, Taiwan0.02 m · M6.5 · 1 runup
• June 2, 1994, South of Java, Indonesia13.9 m · M7.8 · 238 deaths · $2.2 million · 1,500 houses destroyed · 75 runups
• June 3, 1994, South of Java, Indonesia3.7 m · M6.6 · 1 runup
• June 4, 1994, South of Java, IndonesiaM6.5
• June 5, 1994, South of Java, Indonesia3 m · M6.1 · 1 runup
• July 8, 1994, Hawaii, United StatesVolcano and landslide
• July 13, 1994, Vanuatu Islands0.08 m · M7.2 · 1 runup
• September 1, 1994, N. California, United States0.07 m · M7 · 1 runup
• September 16, 1994, Taiwan Strait0.24 m · M6.7 · 1 death · 3 runups
• September 17, 1994, Rabaul Harbor, Papua New Guinea0.3 m · M4.6 · 1 runup
• September 18, 1994, Papua New Guinea3 m · 4 deaths · $86 million · 4 runups
• October 4, 1994, S. Kuril Islands, Russia10.4 m · M8.3 · 11 deaths · 119 runups
• October 8, 1994, Halmahera, Indonesia3 m · M6.8 · 1 death · 1 runup
• October 9, 1994, S. Kuril Islands, Russia0.2 m · M7.3 · 2 runups
• November 4, 1994, Skagway, AK, United States9 m · 1 death · $25 million · 2 runups
• November 14, 1994, Philippine Islands, Philippines7.3 m · M7.1 · 81 deaths · $3.7 million · 1,530 houses destroyed · 57 runups
• December 28, 1994, Tohuku, Japan0.53 m · M7.8 · 3 deaths · $170.4 million · 13 runups

Tsunami events and runups from NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information, Global Historical Hazard Database, cited as NCEI/WDS, doi:10.7289/V5PN93H7. Public domain. Read 2026-09-24.