Waterfalls of Montana

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There are at least 120 named waterfalls in Montana. A waterfall is a place where flowing water rapidly drops in elevation as it flows over a steep region or a cliff. Waterfalls are most commonly formed when a river is young.^[1]

• Akaiyan Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 48°36′51″N 113°47′05″W / 48.61417°N 113.78472°W / 48.61417; -113.78472 (Akaiyan Falls), el. 6,985 feet (2,129 m)^[2]
• Alpine Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°23′34″N 110°57′11″W / 45.39278°N 110.95306°W / 45.39278; -110.95306 (Alpine Falls), el. 8,802 feet (2,683 m)^[3]
• Apex Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°23′50″N 110°57′22″W / 45.39722°N 110.95611°W / 45.39722; -110.95611 (Apex Falls), el. 8,281 feet (2,524 m)^[4]
• Apikuni Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°48′51″N 113°38′33″W / 48.81417°N 113.64250°W / 48.81417; -113.64250 (Apikuni Falls), el. 5,522 feet (1,683 m)^[5]
• Appistoki Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°28′55″N 113°21′09″W / 48.48194°N 113.35250°W / 48.48194; -113.35250 (Appistoki Falls), el. 5,512 feet (1,680 m)^[6]
• Arch Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°25′38″N 110°57′40″W / 45.42722°N 110.96111°W / 45.42722; -110.96111 (Arch Falls), el. 7,342 feet (2,238 m)^[7]
• Atlantic Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°34′26″N 113°27′02″W / 48.57389°N 113.45056°W / 48.57389; -113.45056 (Atlantic Falls), el. 5,367 feet (1,636 m)^[8]
• Atsina Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°52′25″N 113°51′02″W / 48.87361°N 113.85056°W / 48.87361; -113.85056 (Atsina Falls), el. 6,247 feet (1,904 m)^[9]
• Baring Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°40′37″N 113°35′35″W / 48.67694°N 113.59306°W / 48.67694; -113.59306 (Baring Falls), el. 4,564 feet (1,391 m)^[10]
• Barrier Falls, Missoula County, Montana, 47°34′00″N 113°29′43″W / 47.56667°N 113.49528°W / 47.56667; -113.49528 (Barrier Falls), el. 4,459 feet (1,359 m)^[11]
• Beaver Chief Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 48°35′38″N 113°45′52″W / 48.59389°N 113.76444°W / 48.59389; -113.76444 (Beaver Chief Falls), el. 5,262 feet (1,604 m)^[12]
• Beaver Medicine Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 48°36′06″N 113°47′46″W / 48.60167°N 113.79611°W / 48.60167; -113.79611 (Beaver Medicine Falls), el. 5,545 feet (1,690 m)^[13]
• Big Falls, Cascade County, Montana, 47°34′12″N 111°07′23″W / 47.57000°N 111.12306°W / 47.57000; -111.12306 (Big Falls), el. 3,012 feet (918 m)^[14]
• Big Salmon Falls, Missoula County, Montana, 47°30′47″N 113°30′44″W / 47.51306°N 113.51222°W / 47.51306; -113.51222 (Big Salmon Falls), el. 5,531 feet (1,686 m)^[15]
• Bird Woman Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 48°42′29″N 113°44′51″W / 48.70806°N 113.74750°W / 48.70806; -113.74750 (Bird Woman Falls), el. 5,751 feet (1,753 m)^[16]
• Black Eagle Falls, Cascade County, Montana, 47°31′15″N 111°15′43″W / 47.52083°N 111.26194°W / 47.52083; -111.26194 (Black Eagle Falls), el. 3,278 feet (999 m)^[17]
• Boulder Falls, Ravalli County, Montana, 45°51′35″N 114°18′29″W / 45.85972°N 114.30806°W / 45.85972; -114.30806 (Boulder Falls), el. 5,502 feet (1,677 m)^[18]
• Buffalo Falls, Cascade County, Montana, 47°21′49″N 111°54′27″W / 47.36361°N 111.90750°W / 47.36361; -111.90750 (Buffalo Falls), el. 3,816 feet (1,163 m)^[19]
• Calamity Falls, Carbon County, Montana, 45°09′43″N 109°31′13″W / 45.16194°N 109.52028°W / 45.16194; -109.52028 (Calamity Falls), el. 8,182 feet (2,494 m)^[20]
• Canyon Falls (Montana), Ravalli County, Montana, 46°14′43″N 114°19′15″W / 46.24528°N 114.32083°W / 46.24528; -114.32083 (Canyon Falls), el. 7,054 feet (2,150 m)^[21]
• Cascade Falls, Sanders County, Montana, 47°18′10″N 114°49′35″W / 47.30278°N 114.82639°W / 47.30278; -114.82639 (Cascade Falls), el. 2,943 feet (897 m)^[22]
• Cascade Falls, Park County, Montana, 45°28′11″N 110°33′37″W / 45.46972°N 110.56028°W / 45.46972; -110.56028 (Cascade Falls), el. 5,568 feet (1,697 m)^[23]
• Castner Falls, Cascade County, Montana, 47°18′17″N 111°29′49″W / 47.30472°N 111.49694°W / 47.30472; -111.49694 (Castner Falls), el. 3,543 feet (1,080 m)^[24]
• Cataract Falls, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, 47°19′19″N 112°36′14″W / 47.32194°N 112.60389°W / 47.32194; -112.60389 (Cataract Falls), el. 5,321 feet (1,622 m)^[25]
• Cedar Falls, Madison County, Montana, 45°14′19″N 111°31′02″W / 45.23861°N 111.51722°W / 45.23861; -111.51722 (Cedar Falls), el. 9,311 feet (2,838 m)^[26]
• Champagne Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°24′28″N 110°57′30″W / 45.40778°N 110.95833°W / 45.40778; -110.95833 (Champagne Falls), el. 7,808 feet (2,380 m)^[27]
• Charlie Falls, Carbon County, Montana, 45°07′20″N 109°43′28″W / 45.12222°N 109.72444°W / 45.12222; -109.72444 (Charlie Falls), el. 8,445 feet (2,574 m)^[28]
• Colter Falls (historical), Cascade County, Montana, 47°32′15″N 111°12′53″W / 47.53750°N 111.21472°W / 47.53750; -111.21472 (Colter Falls (historical)), el. 3,251 feet (991 m)^[29]
• Crooked Falls, Cascade County, Montana, 47°32′10″N 111°11′47″W / 47.53611°N 111.19639°W / 47.53611; -111.19639 (Crooked Falls), el. 3,136 feet (956 m)^[30]
• Crow Creek Falls, Jefferson County, Montana, 46°20′17″N 111°47′27″W / 46.33806°N 111.79083°W / 46.33806; -111.79083 (Crow Creek Falls), el. 5,636 feet (1,718 m)^[31]
• Dawn Mist Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°54′31″N 113°43′18″W / 48.90861°N 113.72167°W / 48.90861; -113.72167 (Dawn Mist Falls), el. 4,711 feet (1,436 m)^[32]
• Dawson Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°25′24″N 113°12′32″W / 48.42333°N 113.20889°W / 48.42333; -113.20889 (Dawson Falls), el. 4,734 feet (1,443 m)^[33]
• Deadwood Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°40′00″N 113°38′13″W / 48.66667°N 113.63694°W / 48.66667; -113.63694 (Deadwood Falls), el. 4,642 feet (1,415 m)^[34]
• Dean Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 47°52′39″N 113°12′44″W / 47.87750°N 113.21222°W / 47.87750; -113.21222 (Dean Falls), el. 4,616 feet (1,407 m)^[35]
• Double Falls, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, 47°24′25″N 112°43′26″W / 47.40694°N 112.72389°W / 47.40694; -112.72389 (Double Falls), el. 5,298 feet (1,615 m)^[36]
• Elizabeth Falls, Lake County, Montana, 47°20′21″N 113°55′43″W / 47.33917°N 113.92861°W / 47.33917; -113.92861 (Elizabeth Falls), el. 5,919 feet (1,804 m)^[37]
• Feather Plume Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°45′04″N 113°42′09″W / 48.75111°N 113.70250°W / 48.75111; -113.70250 (Feather Plume Falls), el. 6,256 feet (1,907 m)^[38]
• Feather Woman Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 48°36′42″N 113°46′44″W / 48.61167°N 113.77889°W / 48.61167; -113.77889 (Feather Woman Falls), el. 7,192 feet (2,192 m)^[39]
• Florence Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°39′04″N 113°41′33″W / 48.65111°N 113.69250°W / 48.65111; -113.69250 (Florence Falls), el. 4,980 feet (1,520 m)^[40]
• Graves Creek Falls, Sanders County, Montana, 47°43′12″N 115°22′44″W / 47.72000°N 115.37889°W / 47.72000; -115.37889 (Graves Creek Falls), el. 2,835 feet (864 m)^[41]
• Grinnell Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°45′45″N 113°43′13″W / 48.76250°N 113.72028°W / 48.76250; -113.72028 (Grinnell Falls), el. 5,955 feet (1,815 m)^[42]
• Gros Ventre Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°55′49″N 113°44′22″W / 48.93028°N 113.73944°W / 48.93028; -113.73944 (Gros Ventre Falls), el. 4,800 feet (1,500 m)^[43]
• Grotto Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°26′09″N 110°57′50″W / 45.43583°N 110.96389°W / 45.43583; -110.96389 (Grotto Falls), el. 7,146 feet (2,178 m)^[44]
• Hidden Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°45′57″N 113°41′44″W / 48.76583°N 113.69556°W / 48.76583; -113.69556 (Hidden Falls), el. 4,977 feet (1,517 m)^[45]
• Hole-in-the Wall Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 48°57′43″N 114°04′05″W / 48.96194°N 114.06806°W / 48.96194; -114.06806 (Hole-in-the Wall Falls), el. 6,256 feet (1,907 m)^[46]
• Hoodoo Cascade, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°22′59″N 111°14′43″W / 45.38306°N 111.24528°W / 45.38306; -111.24528 (Hoodoo Cascade), el. 6,985 feet (2,129 m)^[47]
• Horsetail Falls, Park County, Montana, 45°26′27″N 110°54′59″W / 45.44083°N 110.91639°W / 45.44083; -110.91639 (Horsetail Falls), el. 8,389 feet (2,557 m)^[48]
• Impasse Falls, Carbon County, Montana, 45°07′04″N 109°44′33″W / 45.11778°N 109.74250°W / 45.11778; -109.74250 (Impasse Falls), el. 9,009 feet (2,746 m)^[49]
• Ipasha Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°50′55″N 113°48′26″W / 48.84861°N 113.80722°W / 48.84861; -113.80722 (Ipasha Falls), el. 6,283 feet (1,915 m)^[50]
• Knowles Falls, Park County, Montana, 45°00′42″N 110°35′41″W / 45.01167°N 110.59472°W / 45.01167; -110.59472 (Knowles Falls), el. 5,558 feet (1,694 m)^[51]
• Kootenai Falls, Lincoln County, Montana, 48°27′20″N 115°45′48″W / 48.45556°N 115.76333°W / 48.45556; -115.76333 (Kootenai Falls), el. 1,972 feet (601 m)^[52]
• Lange Falls, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, 47°36′10″N 112°50′06″W / 47.60278°N 112.83500°W / 47.60278; -112.83500 (Lange Falls), el. 5,020 feet (1,530 m)^[53]
• Little North Fork Falls, Lincoln County, Montana, 48°45′36″N 115°22′33″W / 48.76000°N 115.37583°W / 48.76000; -115.37583 (Little North Fork Falls), el. 3,061 feet (933 m)^[54]
• Lost Creek Falls, Mineral County, Montana, 47°06′46″N 115°07′13″W / 47.11278°N 115.12028°W / 47.11278; -115.12028 (Lost Creek Falls), el. 5,302 feet (1,616 m)^[55]
• Lower Falls, Lincoln County, Montana, 48°56′08″N 115°40′54″W / 48.93556°N 115.68167°W / 48.93556; -115.68167 (Lower Falls), el. 3,123 feet (952 m)^[56]
• Martin Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 48°34′01″N 114°41′11″W / 48.56694°N 114.68639°W / 48.56694; -114.68639 (Martin Falls), el. 3,753 feet (1,144 m)^[57]
• McDonald Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 48°38′25″N 113°51′47″W / 48.64028°N 113.86306°W / 48.64028; -113.86306 (McDonald Falls), el. 3,225 feet (983 m)^[58]
• Memorial Falls (Montana), Cascade County, Montana, 46°54′55″N 110°41′35″W / 46.91528°N 110.69306°W / 46.91528; -110.69306 (Memorial Falls), el. 6,188 feet (1,886 m)^[59]
• Miche Wabun Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°58′58″N 113°46′16″W / 48.98278°N 113.77111°W / 48.98278; -113.77111 (Miche Wabun Falls), el. 5,548 feet (1,691 m)^[60]
• Mill Falls, Teton County, Montana, 47°51′32″N 112°46′31″W / 47.85889°N 112.77528°W / 47.85889; -112.77528 (Mill Falls), el. 5,781 feet (1,762 m)^[61]
• Mission Falls, Lake County, Montana, 47°20′12″N 113°56′21″W / 47.33667°N 113.93917°W / 47.33667; -113.93917 (Mission Falls), el. 4,941 feet (1,506 m)^[62]
• Mokowanis Cascade, Glacier County, Montana, 48°52′36″N 113°50′28″W / 48.87667°N 113.84111°W / 48.87667; -113.84111 (Mokowanis Cascade), el. 5,676 feet (1,730 m)^[63]
• Monture Falls, Powell County, Montana, 47°15′53″N 113°10′33″W / 47.26472°N 113.17583°W / 47.26472; -113.17583 (Monture Falls), el. 5,449 feet (1,661 m)^[64]
• Monument Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 48°39′00″N 113°46′19″W / 48.65000°N 113.77194°W / 48.65000; -113.77194 (Monument Falls), el. 4,272 feet (1,302 m)^[65]
• Morning Eagle Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°44′09″N 113°41′50″W / 48.73583°N 113.69722°W / 48.73583; -113.69722 (Morning Eagle Falls), el. 5,709 feet (1,740 m)^[66]
• Morrell Falls, Powell County, Montana, 47°18′04″N 113°27′46″W / 47.30111°N 113.46278°W / 47.30111; -113.46278 (Morrell Falls), el. 5,007 feet (1,526 m)^[67]
• Mud Creek Falls, Lake County, Montana, 47°36′58″N 114°00′21″W / 47.61611°N 114.00583°W / 47.61611; -114.00583 (Mud Creek Falls), el. 5,154 feet (1,571 m)^[68]
• Needle Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 47°36′42″N 113°12′18″W / 47.61167°N 113.20500°W / 47.61167; -113.20500 (Needle Falls), el. 5,190 feet (1,580 m)^[69]
• North Fork Falls, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, 47°11′39″N 112°53′41″W / 47.19417°N 112.89472°W / 47.19417; -112.89472 (North Fork Falls), el. 5,407 feet (1,648 m)^[70]
• Oberlin Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 48°41′59″N 113°43′24″W / 48.69972°N 113.72333°W / 48.69972; -113.72333 (Oberlin Falls), el. 6,480 feet (1,980 m)^[71]
• Ousel Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°14′21″N 111°20′30″W / 45.23917°N 111.34167°W / 45.23917; -111.34167 (Ousel Falls), el. 6,614 feet (2,016 m)^[72]
• Overwhich Falls, Ravalli County, Montana, 45°43′07″N 114°04′38″W / 45.71861°N 114.07722°W / 45.71861; -114.07722 (Overwhich Falls), el. 6,529 feet (1,990 m)^[73]
• Paiota Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°52′19″N 113°50′59″W / 48.87194°N 113.84972°W / 48.87194; -113.84972 (Paiota Falls), el. 6,240 feet (1,900 m)^[74]
• Palisade Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°28′18″N 110°56′11″W / 45.47167°N 110.93639°W / 45.47167; -110.93639 (Palisade Falls), el. 7,060 feet (2,150 m)^[75]
• Palisades Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°28′15″N 110°55′43″W / 45.47083°N 110.92861°W / 45.47083; -110.92861 (Palisades Falls), el. 7,490 feet (2,280 m)^[76]
• Paradise Falls, Lewis and Clark County, Montana, 46°45′06″N 112°27′50″W / 46.75167°N 112.46389°W / 46.75167; -112.46389 (Paradise Falls), el. 5,377 feet (1,639 m)^[77]
• Passage Falls, Park County, Montana, 45°14′32″N 110°29′50″W / 45.24222°N 110.49722°W / 45.24222; -110.49722 (Passage Falls), el. 6,440 feet (1,960 m)^[78]
• Piegan Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°42′37″N 113°40′38″W / 48.71028°N 113.67722°W / 48.71028; -113.67722 (Piegan Falls), el. 6,962 feet (2,122 m)^[79]
• Pinkham Falls, Lincoln County, Montana, 48°50′21″N 115°10′19″W / 48.83917°N 115.17194°W / 48.83917; -115.17194 (Pinkham Falls), el. 2,815 feet (858 m)^[80]
• Pintler Falls, Beaverhead County, Montana, 45°51′36″N 113°26′44″W / 45.86000°N 113.44556°W / 45.86000; -113.44556 (Pintler Falls), el. 6,417 feet (1,956 m)^[81]
• Pioneer Falls, Madison County, Montana, 45°24′54″N 111°24′19″W / 45.41500°N 111.40528°W / 45.41500; -111.40528 (Pioneer Falls), el. 6,758 feet (2,060 m)^[82]
• Ptarmigan Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°49′17″N 113°42′42″W / 48.82139°N 113.71167°W / 48.82139; -113.71167 (Ptarmigan Falls), el. 5,659 feet (1,725 m)^[83]
• Rainbow Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°56′58″N 113°53′53″W / 48.94944°N 113.89806°W / 48.94944; -113.89806 (Rainbow Falls), el. 4,258 feet (1,298 m)^[84]
• Rainbow Falls, Cascade County, Montana, 47°32′00″N 111°12′20″W / 47.53333°N 111.20556°W / 47.53333; -111.20556 (Rainbow Falls), el. 3,199 feet (975 m)^[85]
• Raven Quiver Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°51′56″N 113°50′50″W / 48.86556°N 113.84722°W / 48.86556; -113.84722 (Raven Quiver Falls), el. 7,077 feet (2,157 m)^[86]
• Redrock Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°47′41″N 113°42′39″W / 48.79472°N 113.71083°W / 48.79472; -113.71083 (Redrock Falls), el. 5,125 feet (1,562 m)^[87]
• Rock Creek Falls, Powell County, Montana, 46°24′37″N 112°57′45″W / 46.41028°N 112.96250°W / 46.41028; -112.96250 (Rock Creek Falls), el. 6,053 feet (1,845 m)^[88]
• Rockwell Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°27′11″N 113°24′13″W / 48.45306°N 113.40361°W / 48.45306; -113.40361 (Rockwell Falls), el. 5,466 feet (1,666 m)^[89]
• Running Eagle Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°29′53″N 113°21′08″W / 48.49806°N 113.35222°W / 48.49806; -113.35222 (Running Eagle Falls), el. 5,020 feet (1,530 m)^[90]
• Sacred Dancing Cascade, Flathead County, Montana, 48°38′32″N 113°51′08″W / 48.64222°N 113.85222°W / 48.64222; -113.85222 (Sacred Dancing Cascade), el. 3,291 feet (1,003 m)^[91]
• Saint Mary Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°40′05″N 113°37′02″W / 48.66806°N 113.61722°W / 48.66806; -113.61722 (Saint Mary Falls), el. 4,560 feet (1,390 m)^[92]
• Salamander Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°45′20″N 113°44′09″W / 48.75556°N 113.73583°W / 48.75556; -113.73583 (Salamander Falls), el. 6,991 feet (2,131 m)^[93]
• Sentinel Falls, Carbon County, Montana, 45°09′24″N 109°31′42″W / 45.15667°N 109.52833°W / 45.15667; -109.52833 (Sentinel Falls), el. 8,366 feet (2,550 m)^[94]
• Shower Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°23′58″N 110°57′25″W / 45.39944°N 110.95694°W / 45.39944; -110.95694 (Shower Falls), el. 8,140 feet (2,480 m)^[95]
• Siksika Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°37′03″N 113°41′16″W / 48.61750°N 113.68778°W / 48.61750; -113.68778 (Siksika Falls), el. 5,285 feet (1,611 m)^[96]
• S'il Vous Plait Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°23′38″N 110°57′12″W / 45.39389°N 110.95333°W / 45.39389; -110.95333 (S'il Vous Plait Falls), el. 8,648 feet (2,636 m)^[97]
• Silken Skein Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°25′12″N 110°57′09″W / 45.42000°N 110.95250°W / 45.42000; -110.95250 (Silken Skein Falls), el. 8,090 feet (2,470 m)^[98]
• Skalkaho Falls, Ravalli County, Montana, 46°15′27″N 113°49′35″W / 46.25750°N 113.82639°W / 46.25750; -113.82639 (Skalkaho Falls), el. 6,227 feet (1,898 m)^[99]
• Snowshoe Falls, Missoula County, Montana, 46°40′32″N 114°34′16″W / 46.67556°N 114.57111°W / 46.67556; -114.57111 (Snowshoe Falls), el. 4,455 feet (1,358 m)^[100]
• Specimen Falls, Park County, Montana, 45°03′26″N 110°28′54″W / 45.05722°N 110.48167°W / 45.05722; -110.48167 (Specimen Falls), el. 8,179 feet (2,493 m)^[101]
• Star Falls, Ravalli County, Montana, 45°54′43″N 113°35′52″W / 45.91194°N 113.59778°W / 45.91194; -113.59778 (Star Falls), el. 6,135 feet (1,870 m)^[102]
• Sutton Creek Falls, Lincoln County, Montana, 48°46′13″N 115°15′59″W / 48.77028°N 115.26639°W / 48.77028; -115.26639 (Sutton Creek Falls), el. 3,612 feet (1,101 m)^[103]
• Swiftcurrent Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°47′59″N 113°39′19″W / 48.79972°N 113.65528°W / 48.79972; -113.65528 (Swiftcurrent Falls), el. 4,856 feet (1,480 m)^[104]
• Taylor Falls, Madison County, Montana, 45°02′12″N 111°24′27″W / 45.03667°N 111.40750°W / 45.03667; -111.40750 (Taylor Falls), el. 7,674 feet (2,339 m)^[105]
• Tenmile Falls, Lincoln County, Montana, 48°37′07″N 115°10′19″W / 48.61861°N 115.17194°W / 48.61861; -115.17194 (Tenmile Falls), el. 4,042 feet (1,232 m)^[106]
• Terrace Falls, Lake County, Montana, 47°31′12″N 113°56′56″W / 47.52000°N 113.94889°W / 47.52000; -113.94889 (Terrace Falls), el. 6,447 feet (1,965 m)^[107]
• Thunderbird Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°56′27″N 114°01′58″W / 48.94083°N 114.03278°W / 48.94083; -114.03278 (Thunderbird Falls), el. 6,663 feet (2,031 m)^[108]
• Turner Falls, Lincoln County, Montana, 48°52′08″N 115°34′49″W / 48.86889°N 115.58028°W / 48.86889; -115.58028 (Turner Falls), el. 3,576 feet (1,090 m)^[109]
• Twin Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°28′35″N 113°25′36″W / 48.47639°N 113.42667°W / 48.47639; -113.42667 (Twin Falls), el. 5,321 feet (1,622 m)^[110]
• Twin Falls, Gallatin County, Montana, 45°25′49″N 110°58′36″W / 45.43028°N 110.97667°W / 45.43028; -110.97667 (Twin Falls), el. 8,209 feet (2,502 m)^[111]
• Two Medicine Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°27′55″N 113°13′17″W / 48.46528°N 113.22139°W / 48.46528; -113.22139 (Two Medicine Falls), el. 4,757 feet (1,450 m)^[112]
• Upper Big Timber Falls, Sweet Grass County, Montana, 46°02′25″N 110°14′52″W / 46.04028°N 110.24778°W / 46.04028; -110.24778 (Upper Big Timber Falls), el. 6,690 feet (2,040 m)^[113]
• Upper Falls, Lincoln County, Montana, 48°55′53″N 115°43′02″W / 48.93139°N 115.71722°W / 48.93139; -115.71722 (Upper Falls), el. 3,284 feet (1,001 m)^[114]
• Vermilion Falls, Sanders County, Montana, 47°52′46″N 115°21′19″W / 47.87944°N 115.35528°W / 47.87944; -115.35528 (Vermilion Falls), el. 3,412 feet (1,040 m)^[115]
• Virginia Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°39′38″N 113°36′44″W / 48.66056°N 113.61222°W / 48.66056; -113.61222 (Virginia Falls), el. 4,882 feet (1,488 m)^[116]
• Whale Creek Falls, Flathead County, Montana, 48°51′04″N 114°36′10″W / 48.85111°N 114.60278°W / 48.85111; -114.60278 (Whale Creek Falls), el. 4,495 feet (1,370 m)^[117]
• White Quiver Falls, Glacier County, Montana, 48°53′10″N 113°48′53″W / 48.88611°N 113.81472°W / 48.88611; -113.81472 (White Quiver Falls), el. 4,885 feet (1,489 m)^[118]
• Wolf Creek Falls, Fergus County, Montana, 47°32′06″N 109°40′10″W / 47.53500°N 109.66944°W / 47.53500; -109.66944 (Wolf Creek Falls), el. 2,881 feet (878 m)^[119]
• Woodbine Falls, Stillwater County, Montana, 45°21′13″N 109°53′08″W / 45.35361°N 109.88556°W / 45.35361; -109.88556 (Woodbine Falls), el. 5,814 feet (1,772 m)^[120]
• Yaak Falls, Lincoln County, Montana, 48°38′55″N 115°53′06″W / 48.64861°N 115.88500°W / 48.64861; -115.88500 (Yaak Falls), el. 2,438 feet (743 m)^[121]

See also

• Rivers of Montana

Notes

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