Victoria Falls
This falls are located in the Zambezi River, on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, in south-central Africa.
Displayed 1.7 km (or equivalent inclination), and a height of 128 m (420 ft).
Waterfalls visited for the first time a Scottish explorer David Livingstone in November 1855,
Has dubbed this name in relation to the Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom,
Although the waterfalls was known among the local population previously
Moses on behalf of Tonya Úa which means "the smoke that is called Thunder."
Victoria Falls is one of the largest waterfalls in the world.
Compared with Niagara Falls in North America,
Width and depth of the Victoria Falls twice the width and depth of Niagara.
A width of more than one thousand seven hundred meters
The maximum height of one hundred and eight meters.
As the rate of the amount of water falling annually
Of more than nine hundred and thirty four cubic meters \ seconds.
Waterfalls descend from the top to the bottom voice fuses,
Fog and heavy water resulting wraps across the region throughout the year.
The locals call it "fog detonator"