About Iguazu Falls: Iguazu Falls is not one waterfall but an entire system of about 275 individual falls, spread across nearly two miles of the Iguazu River. It is so wide that visitors can never see the whole thing from any single viewpoint. Too Wide to See All at Once — So vast that no single viewpoint captures the entire system.

Location: The Iguazu River, Argentina-Brazil border · Height: 82 m (269 ft) tall, spread across 275 individual falls Spread across nearly 2.7 km of riverfront. · Water Flow: One of the highest total flow rates of any waterfall · Fed By: The Iguazu River · Formation: Volcanic rock eroded by the river over millions of years · Countries: Argentina & Brazil · Wildlife: Toucans & coatis in the surrounding rainforest · Notable Feature: Made up of 275 separate individual waterfalls · World Rank: The largest waterfall system on Earth