Tallest Waterfalls of the World

Angel falls is the highest waterfall of the world, with a height 
of 3,212 feet. It is located in Canaima National Park in Venezuela.  
It has different names in different languages. In Pemon 
language it is known as Parakupa-vena or kerepakupi merú which 
means waterfall from the highest point. In Spanish it is 
called Salto Ángel. 

                                                                          Baläifossen  
This magnificent waterfall is situated in Hordaland, Norway. 
Water falls from a height of 2,788 feet.  Unfortunately, even 
though these waterfalls are filled with pure water, it is not 
available year round as it gets dried out in the summer season.

 Browne falls is located in Fiordland National Park, New Zealand. 
It cascades down 2,744 feet and is named after the pioneering aerial 
photographer, Victor Carlisle Browne, who discovered Lake Browne 
and the associated falls on one of his flights over Fiordland in the 
1940s. Scenery surrounding the water is spectacular as it is amidst 
temperate rain forest.

James Bruce Falls  Situated in Princess Louisa Marine Provincial 
Park in British Columbia, Canada, James Bruce falls is the highest 
measured waterfall in the continent of North America. It originates 
from a small snowfield and gushes 2,755 feet down to Princess 
Louisa Inlet.
 
                                                        Olo’upena Falls
These waterfalls are also known as Tiered because they’re so thin. 
It was a very popular waterfall located in Oloupena, Hawaii, USA. 
The water falls from a height of 2,953 feet. Its popularity is mainly 
due to the fact they they’re covered with lush mountains from both 
sides ensuring a lot of greenery in the vicinity.

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