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- Ranrahirca was a village in Peru, alongside the river Santa, near Huascarán, the highest mountain in Peru. It was hit by m****ive avalanches of snow, rocks...
- town of Ranrahirca, which was built on the Llanguanuco fan at the edge of the slide path, was flattened; some 2,900 people died in Ranrahirca alone.: 121 ...
- Ranrahirca District is one of eight districts of the Yun**** Province in Peru. The people in the district are mainly indigenous citizens of Quechua descent...
- of 280 to 335 km/h (175 to 210 mph), burying the towns of Yun**** and Ranrahirca under ice and rock, killing more than 20,000 people. At least 20,000 people...
- causing a rock, ice and snow avalanche and burying the towns of Yun**** and Ranrahirca. The avalanche started as a sliding m**** of glacial ice and rock about...
- confederacy. On 11 January 1962 an avalanche from Huascarán destro**** Ranrahirca and eight other villages in which an estimated 4,000 were killed. Yun****...
- repeat of a disastrous flood after the great 1575 earthquake. 10 Jan 1962 Ranrahirca, Peru 1962 Nevado Huascarán debris avalanche −9.12 −77.6 13 MCM 4,000...
- after Huaraz. On 11 January 1962 an avalanche from Huascarán destro**** Ranrahirca and eight other villages in which an estimated 4,000 were killed. Yun****...
- and Ranrahirca were completely buried, while the city of Huaraz saw 80% of its buildings destro****. Only 50 of the 1,850 residents of Ranrahirca (which...
- divided into eight districts, which are: Cascapara Mancos Matacoto Quillo Ranrahirca Shupluy Yanama Yun**** The people in the province are mainly indigenous...