Paterson Great Falls

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Paterson Great Falls is a prominent 77-foot waterfall on the Passaic River in Paterson, New Jersey, historically significant for powering early American industry and helping drive the nation’s industrial revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
waterfall
access publicly accessible
approximateDrop 77 feet
associatedWith Alexander Hamilton NERFINISHED
Society for Establishing Useful Manufactures NERFINISHED
climateRegion humid continental climate zone
conservationStatus protected area
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county Passaic County, New Jersey NERFINISHED
geologicalType horseshoe-shaped waterfall
hasDesignation National Historic Landmark District (surrounding area) NERFINISHED
National Historical Park
National Natural Landmark NERFINISHED
hasFeature overlook platforms
pedestrian bridge
rocky gorge
hasViewpoint Great Falls Overlook Park NERFINISHED
height 77 feet
about 23 meters
historicalRole key site in the American Industrial Revolution
power source for early American industry
includedIn National Park System NERFINISHED
industrialUses hydropower for mills and factories
silk production
textile mills
influencedDevelopmentOf Paterson, New Jersey as an industrial city
locatedIn Paterson, New Jersey NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver Passaic River NERFINISHED
managedBy National Park Service
near Paterson Museum NERFINISHED
historic mill buildings of Paterson
nearestCity Paterson, New Jersey NERFINISHED
notableFor high volume of water over a relatively short drop
role in early U.S. manufacturing
urban waterfall setting
partOf Great Falls of the Passaic NERFINISHED
Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park NERFINISHED
region Northeastern United States
state New Jersey, United States
surface form: New Jersey
subjectOf historic preservation efforts
industrial archaeology studies
tourismActivity guided tours
photography
sightseeing
usedFor water power
watercourse Passaic River NERFINISHED

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