How to pronounce“cowichan”in English

In the last 3,500 years, the Cascadia Subduction Zone has generated at least seven major earthquakes, occurring 246 years apart on average.The oral histories of the Huu-ay-aht and Cowichan First Nations describe an earthquake triggering landslides and fifty-foot waves, wiping out whole villages, and leaving ghost forests in its wake.There’s even evidence that the tsunami it generated destroyed houses in Japan— on the other side of the ocean.