Gavarnie Falls

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Gavarnie Falls

Gavarnie Falls

Cirque de Gavarnie with the waterfall to the left

Cirque de Gavarnie with the waterfall to the left

The Gavarnie Falls, also known as Grande Cascade de Gavarnie, is a tiered waterfall and ranks with its overall drop of 422 m as the tallest waterfall in France. The falls are situated in Cirque de Gavarnie, half an hour walk from the village Gavarnie in the Hautes-Pyrénées.

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Gavarnie entry in French Wikipedia.
World Waterfall Database

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