Is the Niagara Falls the largest falls in the world?

Answer 1

No, it isn't, not by far. Victoria Falls in Africa (called Mosi-oa-Tunya or "the Smoke that Thunders" in the local tongue) is considered by many accounts the largest waterfall in the world based on sheer size (height and width combined). It's found on the Zambezi River between Zambia and Zimbabwe. It's twice as high as Niagara and around 500m wider. Iguazu Falls in Brazil is even wider still while being taller than Niagara. Niagara falls is the most powerful falls in North America and its great claim to fame is its accessibility and great scenery,

No. Victoria Falls on the Zambezi river is the world's largest.

Answer 2

Niagara Falls are nowhere near being the deepest falls in the world. There are a few hundred waterfalls that are taller than Niagara. Angel Falls in Venezuela are the tallest falls, with a height of 3,212 feet. Niagara Falls are divided into the Horseshoe Falls with a height of around 173 feet and the American Falls with a height of around 183 feet.

Answer 3

No. The five tallest falls in the world are Angel Falls in Venezuela, Tugela Falls in the Republic of South Africa, Famnefjellsfossen in Norway, Detian - Bam Gioc Falls on the Sine - Vietnamese border and Gocta in Peru. Niagara Falls are a long way down the list, though they are the most powerful falls in North America. The tallest falls in North America are Pissing Mare Falls.

Answer 4

Bodeis of water

Answer 5

NO

Answer 6

No