Iguazú Falls

The waterfall is 2.7 kilometers wide and consists of 275 separate rocky thresholds.

An excerpt from the article 12 facts about Iguazú Falls

Its height varies from 60 to 82 meters. The water flow is estimated at two to four thousand cubic meters of water per second.

The largest cascade of the waterfall is the so-called Devil’s Throat - this is where the border between Brazil and Argentina runs. This is the highest level of the waterfall, the water falling here from a height of 82 meters.