Dropping some 979 meters, FTP, identify this highest freefalling waterfall in the world, which is located in Venezuela.
Located within the Canaima National Park, its base spans 150 meters wide and it is nested on the Auyán-Tepuí plateau, a land feature sometimes referred to as Devil's Mountain. It is powered by the Churún (*) River and remains only accessible by air. It was named for its American discover who crash landed his plane in 1937 in a mesa located near it. Dropping some 979 meters, FTP, identify this highest freefalling waterfall in the world, which is located in Venezuela.
Located within the Canaima National Park, its base spans 150 meters wide and it is nested on the Auyán-Tepuí plateau, a land feature sometimes referred to as Devil's Mountain.
{Angel Falls} or {Salto Ángel} or {Kerepakupay Vená} or {Salto Churún Merú}