Palouse Falls is on the Palouse River about 4 miles upstream from its confluence with the Snake River in Eastern Washington. The falls are 198 feet in height and drop into a canyon created by the Missoula flood in ancient times.
Palouse Falls is on the Palouse River about 4 miles upstream from its confluence with the Snake River in Eastern Washington. The falls are 198 feet in height and drop into a canyon created by the Missoula flood in ancient times.
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