High Force waterfall

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High Force waterfall is a dramatic and popular cascade on the River Tees in County Durham, England, renowned as one of the country’s most impressive waterfalls.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tourist attraction
waterfall
access footpath from B6277 road
viewing points on both sides of River Tees
approximateCoordinates 54.65°N 2.18°W
category River Tees NERFINISHED
Tourist attractions in County Durham
Waterfalls of England NERFINISHED
country England
downstreamFrom Cauldron Snout (on River Tees) in overall river course NERFINISHED
drainageBasin River Tees basin
dropType plunge waterfall
entranceFee charged for access via main estate path
environmentalDesignation within North Pennines AONB
featuredIn landscape photography
flowDirection River Tees flowing eastward
formedBy River Tees erosion of Whin Sill
geologicalSetting Carboniferous limestone
Whin Sill dolerite NERFINISHED
hasNearbyFacilities car park near B6277 road
hasNumberOfDrops 1
hasViewingFacilities designated viewing platforms
height about 70 feet
approximately 21 metres
locatedIn County Durham NERFINISHED
England
United Kingdom
locatedOnWaterway River Tees NERFINISHED
name High Force waterfall NERFINISHED
near Forest-in-Teesdale NERFINISHED
Middleton-in-Teesdale NERFINISHED
Pennine Way long-distance footpath NERFINISHED
notableFor dramatic vertical drop
high volume of water in spate
scenic gorge setting
owner Raby Estates NERFINISHED
partOf North Pennines NERFINISHED
North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty NERFINISHED
River Tees waterfalls sequence
region North East England
riverBank lies between Teesdale banks
safety area subject to strong currents and slippery rocks
touristStatus one of the most impressive waterfalls in England
popular visitor attraction
upstreamFrom Low Force waterfall NERFINISHED
usedFor outdoor recreation
walking and hiking tourism
watercourse River Tees NERFINISHED
waterSource uplands of the Pennines

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Barnard Castle hasNearbyAttraction High Force waterfall
Teesdale knownFor High Force waterfall