Main waterfalls of Turkey are listed below:
| Waterfall[1] | Province | River | Image |
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| Çır Waterfall | Bingöl | Uzundere | |
| Doğançay Waterfall | Sakarya | ||
| Düden Waterfalls | Antalya | Düden |  |
| Göksu Waterfall | Sivas | Göksu | |
| Güney Waterfall | Denizli |  | |
| Gürlevik Waterfalls | Erzincan | ||
| Gürleyik Waterfall | Eskişehir | ||
| Ilısu Waterfall | Mersin | ||
| Kapuzbaşı Waterfall | Kayseri | ||
| Kurşunlu Waterfall | Antalya | Aksu |  |
| Manavgat Waterfall | Antalya | Manavgat | _Red.jpg.webp) |
| Mençuna Waterfall | Artvin | ||
| Asmasu Waterfall | Trabzon | Araklı | |
| Ohtamış Waterfall | Ordu | ||
| Samandere Waterfall | Düzce | Uğur | |
| Tarsus Waterfall | Mersin | Berdan |  |
| Tatlıca Waterfalls | Sinop | Göksu River |  |
| Tortum Waterfall | Erzurum | Tortum |  |
| Yerköprü Waterfall (Konya) | Konya | Göksu | |
| Yerköprü Waterfall (Mersin) | Mersin | Ermenek Creek (Göksu) |  |
References
- ↑ Gelişim Hachette Ansiklopedisi, vol 2 p.750
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