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1

A prominent four-tiered waterfall located on the Mitchell River within Mitchell River National Park in the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia, known in the Wunambal language as Punamii-unpuu.

2

A scenic waterfall of approximately 25 feet in height located on the Upper Hollow Brook in Yancey County, western North Carolina, United States, near Mount Mitchell.

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