EROSION AT NIAGARA FALLS.—At top, an aerial view of Niagara Falls, taken from the Canadian side of the river. On the right is the Horse shoe Fall, where a fall of rock has taken place. Recently it was stated that an attempt was to be made to restore the crest line. Bottom left, a view showing the amount of erosion which has taken place since 1764, and likely to take place during the next 170 years. Bottom right, a view of the gigantic slide which crumbled into the river several years ago. The dotted line shows the hole left by that particular slide.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 212, 21 August 1934, Page 6
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103EROSION AT NIAGARA FALLS.—At top, an aerial view of Niagara Falls, taken from the Canadian side of the river. On the right is the Horse shoe Fall, where a fall of rock has taken place. Recently it was stated that an attempt was to be made to restore the crest line. Bottom left, a view showing the amount of erosion which has taken place since 1764, and likely to take place during the next 170 years. Bottom right, a view of the gigantic slide which crumbled into the river several years ago. The dotted line shows the hole left by that particular slide. Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 212, 21 August 1934, Page 6
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