List Of Waterfalls

List of waterfalls

Africa

Burkina Faso

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Central African Republic

Chad

Ethiopia

Guinea

Lesotho

Madagascar

South Africa

Uganda

Zambia

Zimbabwe

North America

Canada

Greenland

Mexico

United States

(in order of vertical drop)

South America

Argentina/Brazil

Brazil

Brazil/Paraguay

Guyana

Venezuela

Asia

Afghanistan

India

Iran

Japan

  • Nachi Falls - largest in Japan, over 122 m (400 ft) high

Laos

Sri Lanka

Europe

France

Finland

Iceland

Norway

Slovenia

Switzerland

United Kingdom

England

  • Cautley Spout - highest waterfall in England, located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park
  • Gaping Gill - "highest" unbroken waterfall in England, with water falling 110m from the surface into an underground cavern
  • High Force - impressive and much-visited waterfall in England
  • Low Force - downstream from High Force
  • Hardraw Force - highest unbroken waterfall above ground
  • Cauldron Snout - upstream from High Force, and at 200 feet one of England's highest
  • Lydford Gorge - spectacular narrow gorge, with the 100-ft high White Lady Waterfall
  • Canonteign Falls - artificial 220-ft high waterfall in Devon, part of some Victorian pleasure grounds

Scotland

Wales

Oceania

Australia

Hawaiian Islands

New Zealand

Tahiti

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