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jgerek — 2014-05-28T21:03:39Z

+links to more area waterfalls

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	+ * ["Abraham Lincoln Park"] in ["Penfield"] has a small waterfall + * ["Channing H. Philbrick Park"] in ["Penfield"] has several waterfalls along ["Irondequoit Creek"] + * ["Corbett's Glen Nature Park"] - small waterfall in ["Brighton"] park
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	+ * Honeoye Falls - on Honeoye Creek in the village of ["Honeoye Falls"]

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jgerek — 2013-10-27T21:09:45Z

-dead external link; convert external to wikilink

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- * [http://www.nyfalls.com Upstate NY Waterfalls], photos, descriptions and directions to area waterfalls.	+ * ["NYfalls.com"] - photos, descriptions and directions to area waterfalls.
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- * [http://www.brainygeography.com/types/NY.falls.html List with latitude and longitude] on BrainyGeography.com.

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BradMandell — 2009-11-07T16:11:02Z

fix links and fix geocities to http://falzguy.com/

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- * List of nearby waterfalls with directions [http://www.naturalhighs.net/cgi-bin/wfall_alf.pl] - * [http://www.brainygeography.com/types/NY.falls.html] a list with latitude and longitude. - * [http://geocities.com/falzguy.geo/index.html] Information on waterfalls found in the western half of New York State.	+ * [http://www.naturalhighs.net/cgi-bin/wfall_alf.pl List of nearby waterfalls with directions] + * [http://www.brainygeography.com/types/NY.falls.html List with latitude and longitude] on BrainyGeography.com. + * [http://falzguy.com/ Information on waterfalls found in the western half of New York State].

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alexandergartley — 2008-07-18T16:12:30Z

added Fall Brook Falls

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	+ * ["Fall Brook Falls"] is near Geneseo + + = See Also =
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- * [http://geocities.com/falzguy.geo/index.html] Information on waterfalls found in the westerm half of New York State.	+ * [http://geocities.com/falzguy.geo/index.html] Information on waterfalls found in the western half of New York State.

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ScottEnsminger — 2008-03-24T14:06:29Z

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- * [http://www.brainygeography.com/types/NY.falls.html] a list with latitude and longitude	+ * [http://www.brainygeography.com/types/NY.falls.html] a list with latitude and longitude. + * [http://geocities.com/falzguy.geo/index.html] Information on waterfalls found in the westerm half of New York State.

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mattconheady — 2007-03-23T17:48:07Z

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- The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the ["High Falls"], ["Middle Falls"], and ["Lower Falls"][[FootNote(At one time there was also an area of rapids with a fourteen foot drop known as Upper Falls located between the Court Street Dam and the Broad Street Aqueduct.)]]. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the ["High Falls"]. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest, and also the highest of the falls, is the ["Lower Falls"] which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=rochester,ny&ll=43.180883,-77.628214&spn=0.008286,0.013546&hl=en maps.google.com link]). The ["Middle Falls"] is not very impressive at all and is very close to the ["Lower Falls"].	+ The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the ["High Falls"], ["Middle Falls"], and ["Lower Falls"][[FootNote(At one time there was also an area of rapids with a fourteen foot drop known as Upper Falls located between the Court Street Dam and the Broad Street Aqueduct.)]]. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the ["High Falls"]. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest, and also the highest of the falls, is the ["Lower Falls"] which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=rochester,ny&ll=43.180883,-77.628214&spn=0.008286,0.013546&hl=en maps.google.com link]). The ["Middle Falls"] is not very impressive at all and is very close to the ["Lower Falls"].
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- The grassy area near the ["Lower Falls"] contains a monument of some sorts called ["The Seat of Forgetting and Remembering"].	+ The grassy area near the ["Lower Falls"] contains a monument of some sorts called ["The Seat of Forgetting and Remembering"].
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	+ * [http://www.nyfalls.com Upstate NY Waterfalls], photos, descriptions and directions to area waterfalls.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-06-02T04:36:16Z

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- [[Thumbnail(lower_falls.jpg,right,400,"The Lower Falls")]] - The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the ["High Falls"], ["Middle Falls"], and ["Lower Falls"]. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the ["High Falls"]. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest, and also the highest of the falls, is the ["Lower Falls"] which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=rochester,ny&ll=43.180883,-77.628214&spn=0.008286,0.013546&hl=en maps.google.com link]). The ["Middle Falls"] is not very impressive at all and is very close to the ["Lower Falls"].	+ [[Image(lower_falls.jpg, "The Lower Falls", 400, right, thumbnail)]] + The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the ["High Falls"], ["Middle Falls"], and ["Lower Falls"][[FootNote(At one time there was also an area of rapids with a fourteen foot drop known as Upper Falls located between the Court Street Dam and the Broad Street Aqueduct.)]]. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the ["High Falls"]. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest, and also the highest of the falls, is the ["Lower Falls"] which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=rochester,ny&ll=43.180883,-77.628214&spn=0.008286,0.013546&hl=en maps.google.com link]). The ["Middle Falls"] is not very impressive at all and is very close to the ["Lower Falls"].

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-09T03:55:32Z

capitalized two letters

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- The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the ["High Falls"], ["Middle Falls"], and ["Lower Falls"]. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the ["High Falls"]. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest, and also the highest of the falls, is the ["Lower Falls"] which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=rochester,ny&ll=43.180883,-77.628214&spn=0.008286,0.013546&hl=en maps.google.com link]). The ["Middle Falls"] is not very impressive at all and is very close to the ["lower falls"].	+ The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the ["High Falls"], ["Middle Falls"], and ["Lower Falls"]. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the ["High Falls"]. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest, and also the highest of the falls, is the ["Lower Falls"] which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=rochester,ny&ll=43.180883,-77.628214&spn=0.008286,0.013546&hl=en maps.google.com link]). The ["Middle Falls"] is not very impressive at all and is very close to the ["Lower Falls"].

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-09T03:54:10Z

helped clarify height vs. size issue

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- The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the ["High Falls"], ["Middle Falls"], and ["Lower Falls"]. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the ["High Falls"]. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest is the ["Lower Falls"] which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=rochester,ny&ll=43.180883,-77.628214&spn=0.008286,0.013546&hl=en maps.google.com link]). The ["Middle Falls"] is not very impressive at all and is very close to the ["lower falls"].	+ The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the ["High Falls"], ["Middle Falls"], and ["Lower Falls"]. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the ["High Falls"]. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest, and also the highest of the falls, is the ["Lower Falls"] which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=rochester,ny&ll=43.180883,-77.628214&spn=0.008286,0.013546&hl=en maps.google.com link]). The ["Middle Falls"] is not very impressive at all and is very close to the ["lower falls"].

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-09T03:49:07Z

i'm not telling

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- The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the High Falls, Middle Falls, and Lower Falls. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the High Falls. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest is the Lower Falls which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=rochester,ny&ll=43.180883,-77.628214&spn=0.008286,0.013546&hl=en maps.google.com link]). The Middle Falls is not very impressive at all and is very close to the lower falls.	+ The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the ["High Falls"], ["Middle Falls"], and ["Lower Falls"]. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the ["High Falls"]. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest is the ["Lower Falls"] which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=rochester,ny&ll=43.180883,-77.628214&spn=0.008286,0.013546&hl=en maps.google.com link]). The ["Middle Falls"] is not very impressive at all and is very close to the ["lower falls"].
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- The grassy area near the Lower Falls contains a monument of some sorts called ["The Seat of Forgetting and Remembering"].	+ The grassy area near the ["Lower Falls"] contains a monument of some sorts called ["The Seat of Forgetting and Remembering"].

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RyDahl — 2005-05-07T15:58:11Z

+ link

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	+ * [http://www.brainygeography.com/types/NY.falls.html] a list with latitude and longitude

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-07T04:11:01Z

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	+ + * List of nearby waterfalls with directions [http://www.naturalhighs.net/cgi-bin/wfall_alf.pl]

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RyDahl — 2005-04-15T16:46:03Z

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- The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the High Falls, Middle Falls, and Lower Falls. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the High Falls. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest is the Lower Falls which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The Middle Falls is not very impressive at all and is very close to the middle falls.	+ The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the High Falls, Middle Falls, and Lower Falls. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the High Falls. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest is the Lower Falls which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge ([http://maps.google.com/maps?q=rochester,ny&ll=43.180883,-77.628214&spn=0.008286,0.013546&hl=en maps.google.com link]). The Middle Falls is not very impressive at all and is very close to the lower falls.

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RyDahl — 2005-04-15T16:41:45Z

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- The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls... not just the well-known High Falls, but two others as well!	+ [[Thumbnail(lower_falls.jpg,right,400,"The Lower Falls")]] + The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls: the High Falls, Middle Falls, and Lower Falls. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the High Falls. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest is the Lower Falls which is accessable from ["Seneca Park"]. The Middle Falls is not very impressive at all and is very close to the middle falls.
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- Maybe this should go on the Genesee River page. - - attachment:lower_falls.jpg - Lower Falls	+ The grassy area near the Lower Falls contains a monument of some sorts called ["The Seat of Forgetting and Remembering"].

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TobinFricke — 2005-04-15T01:50:31Z

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TobinFricke — 2005-04-15T01:50:10Z

Upload of image lower_falls.jpg.

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TobinFricke — 2005-04-12T15:52:46Z

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	+ + Maybe this should go on the Genesee River page.

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TobinFricke — 2005-04-12T15:52:17Z

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	+ The ["Genesee River"] goes over several waterfalls... not just the well-known High Falls, but two others as well!