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The tsunami source and locations of tide gauges and deep ocean gauges throughout the entire Pacific region overlaid onto a tsunami travel time base map.

Tsunami source and water heights over a tsunami travel time (TTT) map (data current as of 09/24/2015). It does not provide information on the height nor the strength of the wave, only the arrival times
Additional information:
ITIC Event Page
PMEL NCTR Event Page
USGS Chile Earthquake
IRIS Special Earthquake Event Page

Central Chile Earthquake and Tsunami, September 16, 2015

Story Map screenshot for 2015 Chile earthquake and tsunami

The magnitude 8.3 Mw Central Chilean earthquake, 46km W of Illapel, Chile (31.570 S, 71.654 W depth=25.0 km) occurred at 2255 UTC and generated a tsunami that was observed throughout the Pacific and caused damage locally. According to reports, 15 died, and 14 were injured due to ground shaking.

The 16 September 2015 earthquake occurred as a result of thrust faulting on the interface between the Nazca and South America plates in Central Chile. In the earthquake region, the Nazca plate subducts eastward beneath the South American plate at a rate of 65 mm/yr.