Here is an updated map, that shows the aftershocks are extending further north and south, out of the 1943 strike length region. The 1922 earthquake<\/a> to the north was much larger, with a magnitude of M 8.5.
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\nHere are some observations from tide gages along the west coast of the US. These all come from here<\/a>.
\nCrescent City
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\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/earthjay.com\/earthquakes\/20150916_chile\/20150916_chile_tsunami_record_CC_20150917_2020.JPG\")
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\nNorth Spit (Humboldt Bay)
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\nHere are some tsunami simulations from NOAA here<\/a>.
\nHere is the wave height map, based on numerical simulations of wave propagation throughout the Pacific Ocean. These simulations are recurrently compared with tide gage and buoy data.
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\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/earthjay.com\/earthquakes\/20150916_chile\/f20150916_max_energy_sm.png\")
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\nThis plot shows their model results as compared to tide gages in Chile.
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\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/earthjay.com\/earthquakes\/20150916_chile\/20150916_chile_chile_tg_comp.png\")
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\nThis plot shows their model results as compared to tide gages in California.
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\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/earthjay.com\/earthquakes\/20150916_chile\/20150916_chile_ca_tg_comp.png\")
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\nThis is an animation of their wave propagation model. Here is the link to the embedded mp4<\/a> video below.
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