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	List of waterfalls - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Yosemite Falls, California - generally considered the highest waterfall in North America, with a 436 m (1430 ft) in one drop followed by 98 m (320 ft) in another, flowing year-round
		Whitewater Falls, North Carolina - 125 m (411 ft) cascade, the highest North American waterfall east of the Rocky Mountains.
		Fall Creek Falls, Tennessee - 78 m (256 ft) sheer drop, highest U.S. vertical drop waterfall east of the Mississippi River
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/List_of_waterfalls (896 words)

	Copper Canyon : Basaseachic Falls
		Basaseachic Falls, the highest waterfall in Mexico is certainly worth a visit.
		The road to the falls is remote and rather risky in parts but the destination is worth the trip.
		However the falls during the summer are spectacular.
	wild-net.com.au /mexico/html/copper_canyon_basaseachic.phtml (163 words)

	TrekEarth \| Basaseachic Falls Photo
		The falls are tucked into a corner of canyon Candameña, a very deep and very narrow gorge.
		We spent the whole day hiking on narrow winding paths along the walls of the canyon, scaring off lizards and squirrels, looking at the humming birds and going down to the bottom of the ravine, from where this photo was taken.
		Do you have all the fall here, seems compared to the barriers on the top that not if the height is 311 m.
	www.trekearth.com /gallery/North_America/photo268243.htm (682 words)

	Information about Chihuahua, Mexico
		Basaseachic falls One of the Copper Canyon's and Chihuahua's most famous sites is Basaseachic Falls within Basaseachic National Park, which covers a spectacular part of Candameña Canyon.
		Piedra volada falls With a free fall of 453 meters, Flying Stone Falls is considered the highest in Mexico and the 11th highest in the world.
		Although its flow is not as great as that of Basaseachic, the cascade does flow during the rainy season in mid-summer, early fall.
	www.oaxacatimes.com /hotels/destination-info/information-chihuahua.htm (969 words)

	Creel, Chihuahua - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is located some 175 kilometers to the southwest of Chihuahua, Chihuahua.
		Near Creel is Divisadero, perhaps the best-known overlook of the "Three Canyons" area of the Copper Canyon, as well as Basaseachic Falls, one of the highest waterfalls in Mexico.
		Creel was historically a logging town, although tourism has become the primary job source over the last 20 years.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Creel,_Chihuahua (174 words)

	Nature Boy: When Things Go Wrong By Shaun Bradley Roundy
		The wind near the falls felt like a typhoon, gusting over fifty miles per hour and packed with hard pellets of rain.
		Climbing behind the falls had shifted the point where the rope hung from above and I might have to swing into the falls themselves before I could swing all the way the opposite direction to the ledge.
		Basaseachic tossed twenty times as much water from more than six times as high, and I worried about what I might find below.
	www.uoflife.com /nb/nb-basa2.htm (1024 words)

	Rio Mayo slide show
		One of the highest waterfalls in Mexico, Basaseachic was recently measured at 850 feet high.
		Close-up of Basaseachic Falls on the Rio Mayo.
		Rick Mayden peers over the edge of Basaseachic Falls.
	www.americanfishes.com /mexico/mayo_slide_show.htm (102 words)

	Waterfall Backgrounds -- Recommendations and Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		thumbrightTower Fall in Yellowstone National Park A waterfall is usually a geological formation resulting from water, often in the form of a stream, flowing over an erosion-resistant rock formation that forms a sudden break in elevation.
		The notable falls in Iceland include Dettifoss in the north of the country, which is the most powerful in Europe.
		Also well-known are Háifoss (''High Falls''), Gjáin with its large number of small waterfalls, Skógafoss, and Seljalandsfoss.
	www.becomingapediatrician.com /health/166/waterfall-backgrounds.html (932 words)

	Mexico!
		Here are the same falls after a rainstorm two years earlier when Shaun first visited them.
		Falls reported to be 311 meters, while the total length of (5) ropes before rappelling: 270 meters.
		Both swim the river below the falls and reach the far bank with about 15 feet before current sweeps them over the next small falls.
	www.uoflife.com /hac/mexico.htm (573 words)

	Somewhere in Mexico, Four Wheeling in Mexico's "Copper Canyon" and Sierra Madre Mountains, Day 5
		Morning dawned clear and cool and the wet camping gear was spread over the rocks and trees to dry, while everyone recounted stories of the storm and its aftermath.
		Basaseachic is one of the highest waterfalls in North America, with a drop of around 1000 feet (different sources give varying heights).
		The trail to the base of the falls is steep and rugged, but well worth the effort.
	www.4x4now.com /trmxcc5.htm (440 words)

	Basaseachic, Cascada de \| World Waterfall Database: World's Tallest Waterfalls
		Often cited as the tallest, Basaseachic Falls is easily one of the most impressive in the country.
		There is a natural rock arch at the brink of the falls, which would make this the tallest waterfall in the world with an arch spanning the waterfall.
		We've seen figures for the height of the falls ranging from almost 1100 feet down to about 700 feet.
	www.world-waterfalls.com /waterfall.php?num=214 (188 words)

	WomenOf.com : Discover the Waterfalls of Colorado
		The great majority of Colorado's falls are on public land, mostly in one of the state's national forests.
		Plenty of water flows over the falls, it's wonderfully noisy, and there are plenty of places for kids to explore safely.
		Expect to be accompanied on your stroll by many happy people, some of whom may walk with you to the next falls, 1.4 miles further along the trail.
	www.womenof.com /Articles/et092198.asp (544 words)

	MEXonline.com Copper Canyon Directory - Guadamena Canyon - Copper Canyon, Chihuahua, Mexico
		It begins at the famous Basaseachic Falls, Mexico's second highest waterfall, and ends in the mineral town of Candameña.
		The canyon is 1,750 meters (5,775 feet) deep and contains Mexico's two highest cascades - Piedra Volada with a fall of 453 meters (1,494 feet) and Basaseachic with 246 meters (812 feet).
		With a free fall of 453 meters, Flying Stone Falls is considered the highest in Mexico and the 11th highest in the world.
	www.mexonline.com /chihuahua/coppercanyon-candamenacanyon.htm (411 words)

	Copper Canyon's Norítari Lodge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The next day we drive to Basaseachic Falls—at 811 feet it is one of Mexico’s highest.
		We view the falls from an observation point and enjoy our picnic lunch.
		Hikers have the opportunity to hike down the trail to the pool at the foot of the falls, while the others chat and soak in the beautiful scenery.
	www.calnative.com /stories/n_noritari.htm (356 words)

	Day 5
		We are almost at the falls and are driving through a beautiful canyon.
		This is not your typical US park and there is some question whether we are in a park our not.
		At the parking area to the falls is one other car, but they are leaving.
	www.pinkman.org /tripreports/mexico2003/day5/mexico_2003_day5.htm (823 words)

	TrekEarth \| Basaseachic falls II Photo
		Basaseachic falls are located in Sierra Madre, north of Mexico.
		You have captured the dynamism of the water while at the same time also portraying the fine details of the cliff rocks and the gleam created by the foaming water.
		Hello Ricardo, this is a dramatic picture of these falls.
	www.trekearth.com /gallery/North_America/Mexico/photo268806.htm (726 words)

	Creel : Side Trips (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Basaseachic Falls -- This is an exhausting day tour to what is billed as the tallest single cascade in North America.
		Driving time is 4 hours one-way, and the strenuous hike to the bottom and back up takes 3 hours -- not a lot of time to be by the falls.
		Another option is to stay in one of the simple accommodations that have opened near the falls, if you can get transportation back the next day.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/print-narrative.cfm?destID=958&catID=0958010011 (739 words)

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		The hot, wet season is May to October, with the hottest and wettest months falling between June and September over most of the country.
		Yal-Ku Lagoon, one of the best spots for snorkeling, is not even signposted; you may have the beautiful crystal-clear waters to yourself.
		Basaseachic Falls The 245m (800ft) high Basaseachic Falls are the second-highest waterfalls in the world (the biggest drop is at Angel Falls in Venezuela).
	users.libero.it /pboschi/mexico.htm (583 words)

	Mexico Day 7 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		We were headed South down to the falls when lo and behold we ran into the same jeepers we had ran into in the mountains near the Chinipas river crossing.
		They went up by the falls and started fixing lunch and invited us to eat with them, but we had just ate--they were such a nice bunch.
		You could hike to the top or bottom of the falls I was told which would be neat---but were motorcyclists.
	www.bigdogadventures.com /copper08.htm (1471 words)

	TONY BURTON - Chihuahua: On the trail of Pancho Villa, Mormons, Mennonites, waterfalls and turkeys...
		Turning right in Buenaventura opens up numerous possibilities for longer trips including visiting Basaseachic Falls, one of the world's highest waterfalls and the spectacular Copper Canyon region.
		From Basaseachic it is an easy half-day's drive on paved roads to Creel, the main supply centre and point of access for exploring the Copper Canyon.
		From either Basaseachic or Creel, the road to Chihuahua goes through Cuauhtemoc, near where a large Mennonite community settled in 1921-2.
	www.mexconnect.com /mex_/travel/tonysarticles/tbchihua1.html (1660 words)

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		Subsequently named Angel Falls, the cascade is the highest in the world.
		Steep escarpments have produced other notable waterfalls, including Angel's closest rival, Tugela Falls in South Africa also plunges off a plateau, with a total drop of 3,110 feet.
		The third highest in the world, Yosemite Falls in California, tumbles from the mouth of a hanging valley for a total distance of 2,425 feet.
	www.angelfire.com /ct2/waterfalls/info.html (387 words)

	Basaseachic Waterfall, Chihuahua (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Chihuahua is Mexico’s biggest state, crossed with dramatic deserts, lush valleys and dense rain-forest covered mountains – a world, it seems, in one province.
		One of the most spectacular sights of all though is the heart stopping single-drop Basaseachic Waterfall - at 310m one of the highest in the world.
		Note the two approaches: one has a mile or two walk to the top of the falls.
	www.thisisthelife.com /en/natural-wonders/basaseachic-waterfall.htm (322 words)

	Bob Lyskowski's 2001 Mexican Trip
		The only difficulty right now is that I do not have a good travel computer so that I have to copy my handwritten log into the computer when I get home.
		There is a lot of downtime when traveling in the fall due to the short days.
		Basaseachic Falls is the highest falls in Mexico with a 246 meter (810 feet) drop.
	www.angelfire.com /trek/ct_bob/mexico2001/mexico_story.htm (13783 words)

	Chihuahua trout taken and photographed by Lloyd T. Findley et al. in November 1975. Annotations as written on original ...
		(LTF751116,17 = UA75-102) from stream above falls of Cascada de Basaseachic (=Río Candameña = headwaters of Río Mayo in Sierra Madre of Chihuahua, Mex.).
		Stream and arroyo just above falls of Cascada de Basaseachic in the Sierra Madre of Chihuahua, México (we took Salmo n sp.
		This slide was on loan to R.R. Miller, 1976 - 1998.
	www.utexas.edu /tmm/tnhc/fish/research/truchas_mexicanas/pub/jpg/findley1975/page.html (455 words)

	Las Barrancas Trip Information
		e'll visit Basaseachic NP to see this spectacular falls during spring runoff, camp by beautiful Lake Arareco, backpack to Recohauta Hot Springs in Tararecua Canyon, dayhike to Cusarare Falls, and spend two days driving to isolated Batopilas, visiting the Incised Meanders of the Urique and Satevo Mission along the way.
		Since everything was a great value anyway, we decided to get on with the trip and not waste our time lurking in banks trying to optimize our conversion rates.
		We arrived safely at the falls overlook and most of us took the hike down to La Ventana.
	www.kwagunt.net /ftrip/barrancas.html (1890 words)

	Hotel Villa Mexicana Lodging Resort & RV Park - Creel, Mexico - Reservations. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Mexican style decorated clubhouse with restaurant for up to 80 people, bar, convenience store, public laundry, general kitchens, ballroom, grills, playground, sports courts, and sport rentals.
		Tours to the Copper Canyon, Indian caves, lakes, and falls.
		Basaseachic Falls: 115 miles northwest to the property.
	www.ase.net /servlet/DisplayPegasus2/displayhotelinfo?brand=LM&pid=7160&pegfe=000 (312 words)

	MEXonline.com Copper Canyon Directory - Basaseachi Falls - Copper Canyon, Chihuahua, Mexico
		One of the Copper Canyon's and Chihuahua's most famous sites is Basaseachic Falls within Basaseachic National Park, which covers a spectacular part of Candameña Canyon.
		These paths are ideal for anyone who enjoys hiking in the wilderness.
		All along the route you'll have excellent views of the falls and Candameña Canyon.
	www.mexonline.com /chihuahua/coppercanyon-basaseachi-falls.htm (139 words)

	Creel - Horizons Event 2005 - Page 9 - ADVrider
		From the area of the falls to the Creel, there is a dirt road that others road last year.
		You'll arrive early enough to see falls at the top and walk part way down to a viewpoint called La Ventana if you're ambitious.
		At the turnoff to the dirt road is a road to a lookout to see the falls from the other side of the canyon; well worth the short detour.
	www.advrider.com /forums/showthread.php?p=1774150 (1580 words)

	The Peoples Guide to Mexico:
		Basaseachic is quite a way from the train route, and might be more of a detour than your time will allow.
		Other than hearing the train trip is awesome, I have no goals other than a train trip for Justin (a train virgin), being outside, experiencing the Canyons, and moving fairly slowly (not usually a problem in Mexico...).
		Second, Basaseachic is a great place, but I suggest that you save it for your next trip.
	www.peoplesguide.com /1pages/copper-canyon/q-a/q&a-sheri.html (2642 words)

	Somewhere in Mexico, Four Wheeling in Mexico's "Copper Canyon" and Sierra Madre Mountains, Day 4
		A good road left La junta and headed west toward the Parque Nacional Cascada de Basaseachic (Basaseachic Falls National Park).
		Camp at Basaseachic Falls was reached in late afternoon.
		Above the rocky channel of the Rio de Basaseachic, the primitive campground nestles amid tall pines, at an elevation of 6,500 feet.
	www.4x4now.com /trmxcc4.htm (570 words)

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