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On July 9, 1958, in the wild, rugged Lituya Bay of Alaska, an immense earthquake unleashed a massive rockslide that stirred an incredible tide. This megatsunami surged to a staggering 1,720 feet above sea level, stripping trees from the cliffs and etching its mark on the landscape. Truly, this towering, natural spectacle remains unmatched as the biggest wave ever recorded.
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