Transcript Waterfalls

Waterfalls
By: Memori
Eavenson
Introducing Waterfalls
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There are two main parts of
a waterfall. The two main
parts are Hard Rock and
Soft Rock.
Not all waterfalls are natural
some are artificial.
A waterfall forms when a
river or stream spills over.
Waterfalls can form a
stream when they flow over
a cliff.
Some of the waterfalls today
have not always existed.
Niagara Falls
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The Niagara River drops
more than 150 feet to form
Niagara Falls.
Niagara Falls was formed
about 1200 years ago.
Niagara Falls lays between
lake Erie & lake Ontario.
People all around the world
are aloud to visit Niagara
Falls.
Niagara Falls is located on
the United States-Canada
boarder.
85% of water at Niagara
Falls flows over the
Horseshoe Falls.
Niagara Falls is made up of
The Most Famous
Waterfalls are…..
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Multnomah Falls
Yosemite Falls
Niagara Falls
Yellowstone lower Falls
Ribbon Falls
Gavarnie Falls
Victoria Falls
Sutherland Falls
Angle Falls
Yettisfoss Falls
Iguazu Falls
Abrams Falls
The Largest & Smallest Waterfalls
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Angle Falls is the highest waterfall
in the world it falls 3212 feet .
Iguazu falls in South America is 4
times wider than Niagara falls and
is 275 feet.
Another very high waterfall is upper
Yosemite falls is 2425 feet.
A very small waterfall is Abrams
falls is only 20 feet tall.
The 10 Broad Classes Of Waterfalls
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Block Waterfalls
Cascade Waterfalls
Cataract Waterfalls
Fan Waterfalls
Horsetail Waterfalls
Plunge Waterfalls
Punchbowl Waterfalls
Segmented Waterfalls
Tiered Waterfalls
Multi-Stepped Waterfalls
Fun Fact
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Yellow stone river cuts
through tough rocks
that once came from
volcanoes.
ANY
QUESTIONS
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