Multnomah Falls

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natural landmark tourist attraction waterfall

Multnomah Falls is a famous two-tiered waterfall in the Columbia River Gorge of Oregon, known for its scenic beauty and iconic footbridge.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	natural landmark → tourist attraction → waterfall →
accessibleFrom	Historic Columbia River Highway → Interstate 84 →
averageFlowRate	150 cubic feet per second →
bridgeLocation	between upper and lower tiers →
bridgeType	footbridge →
country	United States →
county	Multnomah County →
elevationAtBase	approximately 100 ft above sea level →
formedBy	erosion of basalt cliffs →
freezesInWinter	sometimes partially →
geologicalSetting	Columbia River Basalt Group →
hasLodge	Multnomah Falls Lodge →
hasParkingArea	yes →
hasStructure	Benson Bridge →
hasTrail	trail to Benson Bridge → trail to top of falls →
hasVisitorCenter	true →
hazard	icy trails in winter → rockfall →
height	189 m → 620 ft →
isTiered	true →
isYearRound	true →
locatedIn	Columbia River Gorge → Multnomah County, Oregon → Oregon → United States →
lodgeOpened	1925 →
lowerFallsHeight	69 ft →
managedBy	United States Forest Service →
namedAfter	Multnomah people →
nearestCity	Portland, Oregon → Troutdale, Oregon →
numberOfDrops	2 →
openToPublic	true →
partOf	Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area →
photoSubject	popular photography location →
publicTransitAccess	seasonal shuttle service →
region	Pacific Northwest →
scenicDesignation	National Scenic Area feature →
state	Oregon →
touristVisitsPerYear	over 2 million →
upperFallsHeight	542 ft →
watercourse	Multnomah Creek →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail → Oneonta Falls → Wahkeena Falls →	near
Multnomah Falls Lodge ("Multnomah Falls upper falls") → Multnomah Falls Lodge ("Multnomah Falls lower falls") →	hasViewOf
Multnomah Falls Lodge ("Multnomah Falls lower viewing area") →	adjacentTo
Multnomah County →	hasLandmark
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area →	hasWaterfall
Multnomah Falls Lodge →	locatedIn
Multnomah people →	nameUsedIn
Multnomah Falls Lodge ("Multnomah Falls recreation site") →	partOf
Multnomah people →	toponymSourceFor