Tin Mine Falls
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Tin Mine Falls are unofficially the highest waterfalls in Australia. Their height, which was measured by the surgeon Dr John Pease in the early 1990s, is roughly 1,381-feet. They are located in a remote part of Kosieusko National Park in southern New South Wales.

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