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after many day i show u next water fall.... here is the detail:---
Palouse Falls
Water from Palouse Falls flows toward Snake River.
Discovered in 1841, Palouse Falls is the official state waterfall of Washington. The Palouse Indian tribe first called it Aputapat, which means "falling water," but it was later renamed to honor the Palouse Native American culture. The waterfall is located in Palouse Falls State Park, about 69 miles northeast of Pasco.
Palouse Falls drops 200 feet into a 377-foot canyon, and the water from the base of the falls flows toward the Snake River. Both the falls and the canyon were created by Lake Missoula floods that swept across the eastern part of the state nearly 15,000 years ago.