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Waterfalls and Volcanoes

Famous waterfalls and volcanoes and where they are.

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  • Niagara FallsPlace
    On the border of Ontario, Canada and New York, USA
  • Angel FallsPlace
    Venezuela; the highest waterfall in the world
  • Victoria FallsPlace
    On the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, on the Zambezi River
  • Iguazú FallsPlace
    On the border of Argentina and Brazil
  • Yosemite FallsPlace
    California, in Yosemite National Park
  • Multnomah FallsPlace
    Oregon, in the Columbia River Gorge
  • Havasu FallsPlace
    Arizona, in a side canyon of the Grand Canyon
  • Shoshone FallsPlace
    Idaho, on the Snake River
  • Bridalveil FallPlace
    California, in Yosemite Valley
  • Kaieteur FallsPlace
    Guyana; a very tall single-drop waterfall
  • GullfossPlace
    Iceland; a big two-step waterfall
  • DettifossPlace
    Iceland; one of the most powerful waterfalls in Europe
  • Rhine FallsPlace
    Switzerland; the largest plain waterfall in Europe
  • Plitvice FallsPlace
    Croatia, in a park of linked lakes
  • Jog FallsPlace
    India, in Karnataka
  • Kegon FallsPlace
    Japan, near Nikko
  • Ban Gioc–Detian FallsPlace
    On the border of Vietnam and China
  • Sutherland FallsPlace
    New Zealand's South Island
  • Wallaman FallsPlace
    Queensland, Australia
  • Mount VesuviusPlace
    Italy; the volcano that buried Pompeii in 79 AD
  • Mount EtnaPlace
    Sicily, Italy; one of the most active volcanoes in Europe
  • StromboliPlace
    An island volcano in Italy that erupts often
  • Mount FujiPlace
    Japan; the highest mountain in Japan
  • KrakatoaPlace
    Indonesia; its huge eruption in 1883 was heard far away
  • Mount PinatuboPlace
    Philippines; erupted in 1991
  • Mount MayonPlace
    Philippines; famous for its perfect cone shape
  • Mount MerapiPlace
    Java, Indonesia
  • Mount TamboraPlace
    Indonesia; its 1815 eruption cooled the whole world
  • Mount St. HelensPlace
    Washington, USA; erupted in 1980
  • Mount RainierPlace
    Washington, USA
  • Mount ShastaPlace
    California, USA
  • KīlaueaPlace
    Hawaii, USA; one of the most active volcanoes on Earth
  • Mauna LoaPlace
    Hawaii, USA; the largest active volcano on Earth by volume
  • Mount HoodPlace
    Oregon, USA
  • PopocatépetlPlace
    Mexico; near Mexico City
  • ParicutínPlace
    Mexico; a volcano that grew out of a cornfield in 1943
  • CotopaxiPlace
    Ecuador; one of the highest active volcanoes
  • Novarupta (near Mount Katmai)Place
    Alaska; site of a huge 1912 eruption
  • EyjafjallajökullPlace
    Iceland; its 2010 ash cloud stopped many flights
  • SurtseyPlace
    A volcanic island that rose off Iceland in 1963
  • Mount ErebusPlace
    Antarctica; the southernmost active volcano
  • Mount KilimanjaroPlace
    Tanzania; a dormant volcano and Africa's highest peak
  • Ol Doinyo LengaiPlace
    Tanzania; the 'Mountain of God' that erupts unusual lava
  • Mount AraratPlace
    Turkey; a large volcano near the Armenian border
  • SantoriniPlace
    Greece; a volcanic island with a flooded caldera
  • Yellowstone CalderaPlace
    Wyoming, USA; a giant volcanic basin with geysers
  • Ring of FirePlace
    A belt of volcanoes and earthquakes around the Pacific Ocean

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