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The Horizontal Waterfalls

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The iconic Horizontal Waterfalls in Talbot Bay on the Kimberley coast on a cloudy morning. The Horizontal Waterfalls are pinch neck rapids, with two gaps 12m and 25m apart. Water builds on one side of the opening, forming a 'horizontal waterfall' as the volume pushes through to the other side. On spring tides the fall from one side to the other can be 5m.

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Horizontal Waterfalls 030709_0243.jpg
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©Annabelle Sandes - Kimberley Media
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4356x2632 / 9.2MB
© Kimberley Media 2013
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Kimberley Coastal Landscape Images, Talbot Bay and Dugong Bay, Horizontal Waterfalls, Talbot Bay, Buccaneer Archipelago, Waterfalls
The iconic Horizontal Waterfalls in Talbot Bay on the Kimberley coast on a cloudy morning. The Horizontal Waterfalls are pinch neck rapids, with two gaps 12m and 25m apart. Water builds on one side of the opening, forming a 'horizontal waterfall' as the volume pushes through to the other side. On spring tides the fall from one side to the other can be 5m.