Tsunamis in 2010

• January 2, 2010, Cheju (Jeju) Strait, South Korea1 death
• January 3, 2010, Solomon Islands0.01 m · M6.6 · 1 runup
• January 3, 2010, Solomon Islands7.52 m · M7.1 · 16 houses destroyed · 51 runups
• January 5, 2010, Solomon Islands0.03 m · M6.8 · 1 runup
• January 12, 2010, Haiti & Dominican Republic3.21 m · M7 · 316,000 deaths · $8 billion · 97,294 houses destroyed · 25 runups
• February 26, 2010, Ryukyu Islands, Japan0.1 m · M7 · 2 runups
• February 27, 2010, Central Chile29 m · M8.8 · 558 deaths · $30 billion · 692 runups
• March 11, 2010, Central Chile0.14 m · M6.9 · 2 runups
• March 21, 2010, Severo-Kurilsk, Russia0.45 m · 1 runup
• March 22, 2010, Southwest Australia0.28 m · $1.1 billion · 3 runups
• April 6, 2010, Sumatra, Indonesia0.44 m · M7.8 · 64 houses destroyed · 6 runups
• April 13, 2010, 513 Lake, Hualcan Glacier, Peru23 m · 1 death · 50 houses destroyed · 1 runup
• April 13, 2010, Mangaia Island, Cook Islands1 runup
• May 27, 2010, Vanuatu Islands0.04 m · M7.2 · 1 runup
• May 29, 2010, South of Sarigan Is, N. Mariana Is, US Territories0.04 m · 1 runup
• June 12, 2010, Little Nicobar Island, India0.03 m · M7.5 · 2 runups
• July 18, 2010, Solomon Sea, Papua New Guinea0.06 m · M7.3 · 1 runup
• August 10, 2010, Vanuatu Islands0.23 m · M7.2 · 1 runup
• August 13, 2010, Guam, Mariana Islands, US Territories0.07 m · M6.9 · 1 runup
• October 25, 2010, Sumatra, Indonesia16.9 m · M7.8 · 431 deaths · $39 million · 700 houses destroyed · 358 runups
• December 21, 2010, Bonin Islands, Japan0.15 m · M7.4 · 15 runups
• December 25, 2010, Vanuatu Islands4.1 m · M7.3 · 12 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.