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Jordan Creek Falls is a prominent waterfall in Skagit County, Washington, where Jordan Creek plunges 588 feet from an elevation of 3,086 feet. With a run of 250 feet, it descends in a steep, concentrated cascade rather than over a long series of steps. Its flow is supported by two large lakes and a broad watershed that feed the creek before it drops over the falls. In the North Cascades, this combination of height, steepness, and steady water supply makes it a substantial mountain waterfall.
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