Many bodies of powerful water are also called this, but a name for a large,powerful, and tall waterfall is a CATERACT.
True but it's actually spelled cataract. there were large waterfalls in Spokane before where the glaciers damed the water, water pressure got so high, the glacier dam collapsed ice, debris, and water reached up to fifty miles per hour and carved through stone and earth carrying Huge boulders miles from where it came from. This repeated 50 years over and over again for about 2,000 years. the site of today's city of Spokane was repeatedly covered by water 500 feet deep.
Source: the book "Washington in the Pacific Northwest"
Another name often overlooked is 'Sault' meaning a large powerful waterfall or rapids.
A cascade is a small waterfall or a series of small waterfalls.
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Another name for a waterfall is: Small Waterfall: Cascade Large Waterfall: Cateract
The Niagara of the South.
A cataract
The Victoria Falls
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A cascade is a small waterfall or a series of small waterfalls.
The name of the waterfall is Paradise Falls.
A cascade is another name for a waterfall. Waterfalls do not bite because A) They are not alive and B) They have no teeth.
Niagara Falls is a large waterfall in western New York. It is located on the border between the United States and Canada, with the majority of the falls on the American side.
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If it's on a river, it'd be WATERFALL. If it's in an eye, I have no idea.
A cascade is another name for a waterfall. Waterfalls do not bite because A) They are not alive and B) They have no teeth.