Waterfalls By Madison and Katie
Have you ever had any questions about waterfalls? Well we're gonna try to answers most of your questions. Some known waterfalls are: Niagara Falls, Victoria Falls, and Angel Falls. Some of the biggest waterfalls are: Bridalveil Fall which it drops 620 feet. Khone Falls has about 2,500,000 gallons of water in it.
The way waterfalls are created is when a stream flows over a river and falls downward. Or it is formed when a stream course is interrupted when a stream goes over a layer of harder rock to an area of softer rock. And then more broken rock which forms the edge of a cliff.
Some continents that have waterfalls are: North America, Europe, and Asia. Some states that have big waterfalls are: California, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, New York. On the boarder line of U.S.A. and Canada is one of the biggest in the world. Don't forget Oregon, and Washington. This is all we have to tell you about waterfalls.
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4 Comments:
It was awesome I learned so much
Austin, Jordan
I love waterfalls! I'm so glad I got to learn somthing new! Good job:)
grace.
Dang.nice work Maddie,KIKI
You included lots of details. It was interesting to find out how they were created. - Mrs. Dorzweiler
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