Canada is a country in North America with geographical size of around 10 million square kilometers and a diverse range of landforms. The nation lies above the equator and has a cool environment throughout the year. Ice from the highlands has created a number of significant rivers and streams. The James Bruce Falls is Canada’s and the world’s seventh-highest waterfall. Many waterfalls, the most of which are popular, were produced by the combination of rivers and highlands in Canada. The official heights of the top ten highest waterfalls are given below.
10 highest waterfalls in Canada
| Rank | Name of Waterfalls | Height | Location | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | James Bruce Falls | 2,755 ft | British Columbia | Horsetail |
| 2 | Gold Creek Falls | 2,000 ft | British Columbia | Tiered Horsetails |
| 3 | Lady Peak Falls | 1,968 ft | British Columbia | Tiered Horsetails |
| 4 | Madden Falls | 1,900 ft | British Columbia | Tiered Horsetails |
| 5 | Rugged Glacier Falls | 1,837 ft | British Columbia | Tiered Horsetails |
| 6 | Daniels River Falls | 1,770 ft | British Columbia | Tiered Horsetails |
| 7 | Swiftcurrent Falls | 1,763 ft | British Columbia | Tiered Horsetails |
| 8 | Marion Falls | 1,728 ft | British Columbia | Tiered Horsetails |
| 9 | Kingcome Valley Falls | 1,706 ft | British Columbia | Tiered Horsetails |
| 10 | Schwartzenbach Falls | 1,706 ft | Nunavut | Tiered Horsetails |
Many tallest waterfalls are located in British Columbia (Canadian Province).
