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 Waterfalls 
Hamilton looks like an impressive place for waterfalls.  I""ll certainly have to include it in my list of places to visit.  I can't speak for any of the areas in the Pacific Northwest (which is home to hundreds of high, impressive falls), in North Carolina, according to Kevin Adams' ""North Carolina Waterfalls: A Hiking and Photography Guide"", our state is estimated to have around 1,000 - 1,500 falls in the state, most of them in Transylvania County, NC (aka ""The Land of Waterfalls"").  Estimates are that TC contains between 400-500 ""major"" waterfalls in an area slightly smaller than the City of Hamilton (390 sq mi versus Hamilton's 439 sq mi).  As for what you call ""major"" - that's pretty much up to the viewer.  One man's gushing torrent is another man's damp spot on the side of a rock.  In TC, a major waterfall is usually considered at least 15-20' high - not including talus - or having enough current to be an obvious waterfall (such as Hooker Falls).

If you ever get the chance to visit NC, please do.  We've got a lot of beautiful, rugged country.  To this day, I get reports about new waterfalls discovered by people who are just now able to scamper through some of the roughest terrain the east coast has to offer.    

Part of the problem with defining the ""City with the most waterfalls"" is that neither term is overly well defined.  ""City"" can mean ""town limits"" or ""Metropolitan Area"" or any other of a dozen different definitions.  Then you have the problem with the exact definition of a waterfall.  Ergo, you have the problem.   

Trail in New Zealand
I don't know of another town with that many waterfalls.  However I do know that when it rains really heavily the valley that you walk up first on the Milford Track, has over 300 waterfalls. -   

Waterfalls
There are loads of waterfalls in Washington State in the Olympic and Cascade mountains.  I am only really documenting major waterfalls, not all the little ones.  Konrad    

Fudge

Where on the blogspot site does it say that, you need to link to the specific page. And a fansite doesn't really count as a reliable source. Twa2 

Waterfalls
Regarding the 100 waterfalls Hamilton, I am unaware of another city area with that many.  There are probably ""areas"" with about that much, such as the Columbia River Gorge, but the exact number there I am ignorant of and they are not that many major ones.  Here on the Olympic Peninsula we have a number of falls, but it is a really large area and probably does not reach the density that you have indicated there in Hamilton.  However it must be noted that I am a amateur at this and am ignorant of much   

Media in Hamilton, Ontario
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