5 Exclusive Facts About Niagara Falls That Amazed You!

Niagara Falls is the world's second-largest waterfall, after Victoria Falls in southern Africa

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Here are some interesting facts about Niagara Falls

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1. Niagara Falls is made up of three waterfalls. – American Falls – Bridal Veil Falls – Canadian Falls

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2. Niagara Falls has the world’s highest flow rates (3,160 pre-second)

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3. Niagara Falls is a hydroelectric source

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4. Niagara Falls provides around 20% of the drinking water in the United States

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5. Niagara Falls is home to many significant historical sites.

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