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The 21 pages that link to Waterfall, each with the reason it gives.

• Yosemite National ParkNarrower topic: Yosemite’s waterfalls form where streams plunge from hanging valleys and cliffs.

• Victoria FallsNarrower topic: Victoria Falls is a particularly wide, high-volume example of this landform.

• Yosemite FallsNarrower topic: Yosemite Falls is a particularly tall, multi-section example of this landform.

• Kaieteur FallsNarrower topic: Kaieteur is a waterfall whose scale is distinguished by its great height and flow.

• Angel FallsNarrower topic: Angel Falls is an exceptionally tall example of this landform.

• Multnomah FallsNarrower topic: Multnomah Falls is a large, two-tiered example of this landform.

• Augrabies FallsNarrower topic: Augrabies is one instance of this landform, set within a particularly deep gorge.

• Helmcken FallsNarrower topic: Helmcken Falls is a notable example of this landform.

• Khone Phapheng FallsNarrower topic: The falls are an unusually broad, multi-channel example of this landform.

• Kuang Si FallsNarrower topic: Kuang Si’s tiers are a distinctive example of this landform.

• Lofoi FallsNarrower topic: Lofoi is a particularly high example of this landform.

• Maletsunyane FallsNarrower topic: Maletsunyane Falls is distinguished within this broader landform by its single high drop.

• Plitvice Lakes National ParkNarrower topic: Waterfalls connect the park’s lakes and expose the changing tufa barriers.

• Sutherland FallsNarrower topic: Sutherland Falls is a particularly tall example of this landform.

• VøringsfossenNarrower topic: Vøringsfossen is a prominent instance of this landform.