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It is important to Canada because it is a tourist attraction and brings them a lot of money

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Niagara Falls is important on both sides of the Canada-US border for two reasons: it is an important tourist attraction; and it is a major source of hydroelectric power.

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81.3 miles

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The Falls at Niagara are approximately 12,000 years old.

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Through the Welland canal

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Six million cubic feet (168,000 cubic meters) of water flow over the crest every minute during high flow.

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563 miles; 907 km

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Erosion.

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I have, and I have seen others, and haven't heard of any legal ramifications

yes! you are definitely allowed to!

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Not only did Niagara Falls freeze over in 1932, it also froze over in 1911. It did not freeze solid, however, as there were a few trickles of water that still flowed. The link below has some spectacular photographs of both events.

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when is niagara fallsopen every tuesday

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Please provide email address and phone number if possilbe

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because the lake is fed by many rivers and streams

And by the other Great Lakes, which are also fed by many rivers & streams

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The drive from Montreal to Niagra Falls is 668 km - about 6 hours 54 mins

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The falls are divided by Goat Island into the American Falls, 50.9 m (167 ft) high, and the Canadian, or Horseshoe, Falls, 48.2 m (158 ft) high.

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The train you're looking for is called Ontario Northland and leaves from Union Station in Toronto and services the northern towns in Ontario. Via Rail does not have a train that goes out this far, but you can take Via to Toronto, and then catch the train from there.

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These are the largest Falls on the American Continent. Their size and beauty have drawn visitors to them, since their discovery, circa 1604, by Samuel de Champlain.

Over the years, the Falls became a destination for Honeymooners. Hotels and other attractions were built to accommodate the tourist trade.

The Falls make a tremendous sound as the water goes over and land at the bottom. twenty percent ( 20%) of the worlds freshwater lies in this Great Lakes most flows over Niagara Falls.

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Yes, it is thought to be derived from the Iriquois word Onguiaahra.

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476kms

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Surrounding the falls is are many large buildings including hotels, casinos, and Niagara's Skylon Tower. They are primarily the reason why there is so much mist build up around the falls. If it were not for those buildings, the mist would flow freely away from the falls.

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For its beauty and the three smaller waterfalls which it is made up of.

It's made up of the Horseshoe Falls, the Bridal Veil Falls and the American Falls.

Niagra Falls is famous for how big the water fall is and is also one of the top most wanted, seen places in Amercia because how massive the waterfall is.

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i think it is because the nice view and because for going on a crew ship past Niagara falls