Niagara Falls in Canada is a collective name given to three waterfalls, namely Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls, on the River Niagara along the border of US state of New York and the Canadian province of Ontario.
Niagara Falls is a collective name given to three separate waterfalls situated on the River Niagara on the border between US state of New York and Canada’s Province of Ontario. The main waterfall, the Horseshoe Falls, lies on the US-Canada border while the American Falls and Bridal Veil are the territories of the USA.
The largest waterfalls of the Niagara Falls is the Horseshoe Falls, which has an average flow rate of 225000 Cubic Feet per second, making it the largest waterfall in North America by flow rate. Over 90% of River Niagara flows into this fall while only 10% goes to the other two combined.
The best time of the day to visit the Niagara Falls, especially during the peak, is just after the opening timing when people are still yet to come or just before the closing time when most people have left.
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