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Boyoma Falls (French:
chutes de
Boyoma),
formerly known as
Stanley Falls, is a
series of
seven cataracts, each no more than 5 m (16 ft) high, extending...
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Station (or "the Post
Stanley Falls" or "The Falls" or
simply "
Boyoma" the
African name of
Boyoma Falls) and then, with
Belgian colonization of the area, it...
- the
Lualaba River, and
Lualaba is the name of the
Congo River upstream of
Boyoma Falls,
extending for 1,800 km (1,100 mi).
Measured along with the Lualaba...
- (Port-Empain). From
Kindu up to the
Boyoma Falls at Ubundu, the
stream is
navigable again for more than 300 kilometres. The
Boyoma Falls or
Stanley Falls are made...
- The only
wider falls are
extremely large rapid-like falls, such as the
Boyoma Falls (Stanley Falls). With the
flooding of the Guaíra
Falls in 1982, Iguazu...
- and Lake Mweru. The
river flows generally west from
Kisangani just
below Boyoma Falls, then
gradually bends southwest, p****ing by Mbandaka,
joining with...
-
series of
rapid promotions, Rom
commanded the
station at
Stanley Falls (now
Boyoma Falls) and was
eventually promoted District Commissioner of Matadi. He later...
- here, they had
higher flow rate and
bigger level drop than more
famous Boyoma Falls in Africa.
Currently these rapids are
submerged by the
reservoir of...
- 105 m (344 ft) high
Kagera Falls Rusumo Falls Boali Falls Gauthiot Falls Boyoma Falls –
formerly known as
Stanley Falls;
highest flow rate in the world...
- the same name. It is on the
Lualaba River, or
Upper Congo, just
above the
Boyoma Falls. As the
river is not
navigable from here
downstream to Kisangani,...
