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A waterfall is a place where water flows over a vertical drop in the course of a river.

Contents

• Places
• Business and finance
• Infographics and visualization
• Arts and entertainment
• Music
• People
• Other uses
• See also

Waterfall may also refer to:

Places

• Waterfall, New South Wales, Australia
• Waterfall, Ontario, Canada
• Waterfall, County Cork, Ireland
• Waterfall, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
• Waterfall, Alaska, United States
• Waterfall, Virginia, United States
• Waterfall Village, Pentecost Island, Vanuatu
• Waterfalls, Harare, Zimbabwe
• Waterfall station (disambiguation), several railway stations

Business and finance

• Waterfall model, in project management for business and software
• Cash flow waterfall, a securitization arrangement in finance
• Distribution waterfall, the process by which returned capital is distributed in private equity and real estate funds

Infographics and visualization

• Waterfall display or spectrogram, to visualize sonar operation, animal calls, and other sounds
• Waterfall display (hardware), used in smartphones
• Waterfall chart, a kind of floating column bar chart
• Waterfall plot, a 3D plot of the information on a spectrogram, resembling mountain ranges

Arts and entertainment

• Waterfall (M. C. Escher), a 1961 paradoxical lithograph print by Escher
• Waterfall furniture, a design style closely related to Art Deco

People

• Arnold C. Waterfall (1914–1990), British philatelist
• Linda Waterfall (1949–2019), American folk musician and singer-songwriter
• Luke Waterfall (born 1990), English footballer

Other uses

• Operation Waterfall, a World War II Allied deception
• Waterfall bong, a type of bong used to smoke marijuana

See also

• Falling water (disambiguation)
• Vattenfall, a Swedish power company
• Wasserfall, a World War II guided surface-to-air missile
• Waterval, a residential township in South Africa

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