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Kaieteur Falls (kīət
r`), waterfall, 741 ft (226 m) high, in the Potaro River, W Guyana. It plunges over an escarpment of the Guyana Highlands. One of the most impressive falls in South America, it is included in a national park.Kaieteur FallsCataract on the Potaro River, west-central Guyana. After a sheer drop of 741 ft (226 m), the falls pass into a gorge 5 mi (8 km) long, which descends another 81 ft (25 m). The falls are 300 to 350 ft (90 to 105 m) wide at the top and are the central feature of Kaieteur National Park (1930). Kaieteur Falls a waterfall in Guyana (South America), on the Potaro River (Essequibo basin). Height, 225 m. The fallswere discovered in 1870 by the British geologist C. BarringtonBrown. The Kaieteur National Park was established in the areain 1929. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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No references found | Guyana land of many rivers which is home to the worlds largest, most powerful single drop waterfall Kaieteur Falls and as it cascades down its windy rivers, swims the worlds largest freshwater fish the Arapaima and alongside it skips the rivers surface, pink dolphins, as they see beyond their river basin banks into unspoilt dense jungle, which lurks the largest S. s most famous water falls within its borders such as Mount Roraima Falls which has became an inspiration for the movie The Lost World, the Kaieteur Falls as well as the Orinduik Falls. Byline: by JANE SIMON LAST week we saw Steve Backshall gamely abseiling 220 metres down the Kaieteur Falls in Guyana. |
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