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List of waterfalls

List of Waterfalls

A waterfall is a natural flow of water over a steep drop, typically with an average slope of at least 1:20. The list of waterfalls contains a selection of waterfalls around the world.

Africa

### Angola

* Kalandula Falls (105 m / 344 ft high)
* Burundi
+ Karera waterfalls
+ Rusumo falls
* Central African Republic
+ Boali Falls
* Chad
+ Gauthiot Falls
* Democratic Republic of Congo
+ Boyoma Falls (formerly known as Stanley Falls) - rapids at 100 km with 60 m altitude difference with two waterfalls with a drop height of 5 m
+ Livingstone Falls
+ Inga Falls (main cataracts of Livingstone Falls)
* Democratic Republic of the Congo
+ Lofoï Falls - drop height 165 m
* Lesotho
+ Ketane Falls
+ Maletsunyane waterfall - drop height 192 m
+ Ribaneng Waterfall
+ Semomkong Falls
* Madagascar
+ Mandraka cases
+ Rianbavy
+ Riandahy
* Malawi
+ Kapichira waterfalls of the Shire River (Malawisee) - drop height about 80 m
* Morocco
+ Cascades d'Ouzoud (Middle Atlas) - drop height 110 m
* Namibia
+ Epupa Falls (river Kunene in northwestern Namibia) - drop height about 40 m (multi-stage)
+ Popa Falls (Okavango River in Northeast Namibia)
+ Ruacana Falls - fall height 120 m
* Nigeria
+ Agbokin cases
+ Assop cases
+ Erin Ijesa cases
+ Gurara cases (Gurara river in central Nigeria)
+ Ipole-Iloro cases
+ Kurra cases
+ Kwa cases
+ Olumirin cases
+ Owu cases
* Rwanda
+ Rusumo Falls - drop height about 15 m

### Benin

* Chutes de Kota
* Chutes de Koudou
* Chutes de Tanougou

### Burkina Faso

* Cascades de Karfiguéla
* Tagbaladougou cases

### Cameroon

* Chutes ekom
* Lancrenone
* Lobé waterfalls, fall directly into the sea - drop height 20 m, width 100 m

### Central African Republic

* Boali Falls

### Chad

* Gauthiot Falls

### Democratic Republic of Congo

* Boyoma Falls (formerly known as Stanley Falls) - rapids at 100 km with 60 m altitude difference with two waterfalls with a drop height of 5 m
* Livingstone Falls
* Inga Falls (main cataracts of Livingstone Falls)
* Lofoï Falls - drop height 165 m

### Ethiopia

* Baratieri cases
* Fincha Fwafwate
* Jinbar waterfall
* Tisissat waterfalls, waterfalls in the upper reaches of the Blue Nile - drop height 42 m, width 400 m

### Ghana

* Fuller Falls
* Atangwen Falls
* Wli case
* Boti cases
* Akropong Falls
* Obosomase cases
* Konkonru Falls
* Kintampo Falls
* Tsatsadu Falls
* Tagbo Falls
* Tsenku Falls
* Begoro Falls

### Guinea

* Grand Chutes
* Kambadaga cases
* Kinkon cases
* Tinkisso cases

### Kenya

* Gura Falls - drop height 275 m (end in the river Chania)
* Karuru Falls (Karuru Falls)
* Nithi Falls (Nithi Falls)
* Vivienne Falls (Vivienne Falls)

Asia

### China

* Anshun, Guizhou provinces
+ Hukou Falls - borders Shaanxi and Shanxi provinces
+ Huangmanzhai waterfalls - Guangdong province
+ Jiuzhaigou, Sichuan
+ Changbai Waterfall - Jilin Province
* Huangmanzhai waterfalls - Guangdong province - 56 m (184 ft) high, 82 m (269 ft) wide

### Hong Kong

* Waterfall Bay close to Aberdeen, Hong Kong Island
* Chitrakoot Falls or Chitrakot Falls
* Chunchanakatte Falls
* Courtallam Falls also called Kutralam Falls
* Dhuandhar Falls
* Duduma
* Godchinamalaki Falls
* Gokak Falls
* Hebbe Falls
* Hogenakkal Falls
* Irupu Falls also called Iruppu Falls
* Jog Falls also called Joga or Gerosoppa Falls
* Jonha Falls
* Khandadhar Falls Kendujhar district
* Khandadhaar Falls Sundergarh district
* Kiliyur Falls
* Kunchikal Falls 455 m (1,493 ft)
* Kutladampatti Falls
* Lodh Falls
* Meenmutty Falls Wayanad district
* Nohkalikai Falls
* Sathodi Falls
* Thalaiyar Falls also called Rat Tail Falls
* Thoseghar Falls
* Unchalli Falls also called Lushington Falls
* Vajrapoha Falls

### Indonesia

* Gitgit
* Jaksa Falls
* Sedudo
* Sipisopiso Falls
* Moramo Waterfalls
* Telun Berasap Falls
* Tumpak Sewu Waterfalls

Europe

### Iran

* Laton Waterfall - 105 m (344 ft) high, the highest waterfall in Iran
* Margoon Falls
* Bisheh Waterfall
* Shirabad Waterfall
* Gerit Waterfall
* Nojian Waterfall

### Japan

* Abe Great Falls - 80 m (260 ft) high
* Fukuroda Falls - 120 m (390 ft) tall, only flows from April to July
* Hannoki Falls - 497 m (1,631 ft) High
* Nunobiki Falls - 120 m (390 ft) in four cascades, of great cultural significance

### Russia (Siberia)

* Ilya Muromets Falls - 141 m (463 ft)
* Kinzelyuk Falls - 328 m (1,076 ft)
* Talnikovy Falls - 482 m (1,581 ft)

Oceania

### Australia

* None listed

### New Zealand

* None listed

### Papua New Guinea

* None listed

### Solomon Islands

* None listed

### Vanuatu

* None listed

South America

### Argentina

* None listed

### Brazil

* None listed

### Chile

* None listed

### Colombia

* None listed

### Ecuador

* None listed

### Guyana

* None listed

### Paraguay

* None listed

### Peru

* None listed

### Suriname

* None listed

### Uruguay

* None listed

### Venezuela

* None listed

Southeast Asia

### Indonesia

* Gitgit
* Jaksa Falls
* Sedudo
* Sipisopiso Falls
* Moramo Waterfalls
* Telun Berasap Falls
* Tumpak Sewu Waterfalls

### Malaysia

* None listed

### Philippines

* Abaga Falls
* Asik-Asik Falls
* Dodiongan Falls
* Hinulugang Taktak Falls
* Kaytitinga Falls
* Limunsudan Falls
* Maria Cristina Falls
* Pagsanjan Falls
* Pinandagatan Falls
* Tinago
* Tinuy-an Falls

### Singapore

* Cloud Forest - 35 m (115 ft) high, 30 m (98 ft) wide, with a 40 m (131 ft) rain vortex, the tallest indoor artificial waterfall in the world

South Asia

### India

* None listed

### Nepal

* None listed

### Pakistan

* Dhani Falls
* Jarogo Falls
* Manthokha Falls
* Pir Ghaib Falls
* Sajikot Falls

### Sri Lanka

* One of the widest waterfalls in Sri Lanka

Middle East

### Israel

* None listed

### Jordan

* None listed

### Lebanon

* None listed

### Palestine

* None listed

### Turkey

* None listed