Slippery Falls is a place where water flows over a vertical drop or a series of steep drops in the course of a stream or river. Slippery Falls also occur where meltwater drops over the edge of a tabular iceberg or ice shelf.
Slippery Falls are a natural source and are ideal for sleep and masking distracting sounds.
Listening to a Slippery Falls is a great way to wash your daily worries away: close your eyes or lie down, and let the natural sounds permeate your mind.
Slippery Falls
| RATINGS | |
| Magnitude | Unavailable |
| Absolute Magnitude | Unavailable |
| IWC Rating | Unavailable |
| Global Score | Not Rated |
| Country Score | Not Rated |
| State Score | Not Rated |
| GEODATA | |
| Location | -43.0687, 147.1339 |
| Elevation | 0 feet (asl) |
| BY THE NUMBERS | ||
| Total Height | 120 feet | 37 meters |
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| Watershed | ||
| Stream | Slippery Creek | |
| Avg. High Volume | (0 months) | |
| Avg. Low Volume | (12 months) | |
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