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A mate of mine says Wollombi Falls near Cessnock are Australia's highest. I maintain it's Wallaman Falls near Ingham. Which of us is right?
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#37620. Asked by shady shaker. (Aug 18 03 3:57 AM)
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sequoianoir
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The answer is probably NEITHER !
Wallaman Falls, QLD
305 metres (numerous ledges)
West of Ingham, high in the Seaview Range, accumulated waters surge along Stony Creek to abruptly plunge more than 300 metres down a sheer cliff, creating Wallaman Falls, Australia's tallest waterfall.
Wollomombi Waterfall, NSW
220 metres (100m as single drop)
Wollomombi Falls, east of Armidale, includes a single drop of 100 metres. It is sometimes quoted as Australia's tallest waterfall, but this is only so if measured from its highest point, where the land has a much gentler gradient and the water does not truly 'fall'.
HOWEVER !
TIN MINE Fall on Tin Mine Creek in Kosciusko National Park, New South Wales, Australia is now regarded as the tallest at 360 metres (1182 feet)
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