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1

A large, seasonal, sediment-rich waterfall on the Little Colorado River in northern Arizona, United States, within the Navajo Nation, known for its muddy, chocolate-colored cascades that drop 181 feet into a desert canyon.


2

A prominent waterfall and rocky gorge on the Saint John River in northwestern New Brunswick, Canada, which drops approximately 75 feet and drives a major hydroelectric power station.


3

A bilingual town in Victoria County, northwestern New Brunswick, Canada, situated along the Saint John River surrounding the eponymous waterfall and gorge.

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