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Skógafoss, a 60-meter-high and 25-meter-wide waterfall on the Skógá River in southern Iceland, is one of the country's most iconic waterfalls.
Langfossen, near Åkrafjorden in western Norway, has a total drop of approximately 612 meters and is considered one of the world's most scenic waterfalls.
Hraunfossar, in western Iceland, is a unique series of springs where groundwater seeps through a lava field directly into the Hvítá River.
Steinsdalsfossen, near Bergen in Norway, is a 46-meter waterfall with a path behind the water, famously visited by Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany.
Latefossen, in Odda municipality in western Norway, is a 165-meter waterfall immediately beside Route 13 that splits into two streams near its base.
Torc Waterfall is a 20-meter high cascade in Killarney National Park of Ireland, renowned for its lush woodland setting and proximity to the scenic Ring of Kerry.
Rjukanfossen, on the Måna River in Tinn municipality, Norway, was historically a spectacular 104-meter waterfall largely diverted for hydroelectric power.
Rogie Falls is a scenic Scottish waterfall in the Highlands, popular for its woodland trails, suspension bridge, and viewing platform for observing leaping salmon.
Lodore Falls is a cascading waterfall in the Lake District of England, famous for its jagged, zigzag descent over boulders and its proximity to Derwent Water.
