What is List of waterfalls?
This is a '''list of [[waterfall]]s'''. == Africa == * [[Boyoma Falls]] (Stanley Falls) - [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]] * [[Mutarazi Falls]] * [[Sipi Falls]] - [[Uganda]] * [[Tugela Falls]] * [[Victoria Falls]] - widest in the world == North America == === Canada === * [[Bow Glacier Falls]] - [[Banff National Park]] * [[Della Falls]] - highest in Canada * [[Emperor Falls]] - [[Mount Robson Provincial Park]] * [[Hunlen Falls]] * [[Montmorency Falls]], [[Quebec]] - 83&nbsp;m (272&nbsp;ft) * [[Takakkaw Falls]] - [[Yoho National Park]] * [[Twin Falls]] - Yoho National Park * [[Canadian Falls]], [[Ontario]] - part of [[Niagara Falls]], with a 53&nbsp;m (173&nbsp;ft) drop === Mexico === * [[Basaseachic Falls]] === United States === (in order of vertical drop) * [[Yosemite Falls]], [[California]] - highest waterfall in [[North America]] with a 436&nbsp;m (1430&nbsp;ft) drop followed by a 206&nbsp;m (675&nbsp;ft) cascade and another 98&nbsp;m (320&nbsp;ft) sheer drop * [[Sulphide Creek Falls]], [[Washington]], cascades 2182&nbsp;ft (665 m) * [[Ribbon Falls]], [[California]] - 491&nbsp;m (1612&nbsp;ft) drop when flowing * [[Silver Strand Falls]], [[California]] - 357&nbsp;m (1170&nbsp;ft) drop when flowing * [[Feather Falls]], [[California]] - 195&nbsp;m (640&nbsp;ft) high when flowing * [[Bridalveil Falls]], [[California]] - 189&nbsp;m (620&nbsp;ft) sheer drop when flowing * [[Multnomah Falls]], [[Oregon]] - 189&nbsp;m (620&nbsp;ft) drop in two steps of 165 m and 21 m (542&nbsp;ft then 69&nbsp;ft), flowing year-round * [[Taughannock Falls]], [[New York (state)|New York]] - 66&nbsp;m (215&nbsp;ft) single, vertical drop, flowing year-round * [[American Falls]], [[New York (state)|New York]] - part of [[Niagara Falls]] with a drop of 52&nbsp;m (170&nbsp;ft), flowing year-round * [[Burney Falls]], [[California]] - spring fed, 39&nbsp;m (129&nbsp;ft) drop, 4 m&sup3/s (150&nbsp;ft&sup3/s) constant flow rate. * [[Great Falls of the Passaic River]], [[Paterson, New Jersey|New Jersey]] - 23&nbsp;m (77&nbsp;ft) drop. *