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Alexander Falls is a prominent waterfall on Madeley Creek in the Callaghan Valley of southwestern British Columbia, west of Whistler in the Sea to Sky region. Near the head of the valley, it sits just below a bridge on the access road to Callaghan Lake Provincial Park. The falls descend in three drops with a combined height of about 141 feet, or 43 metres, and a width of roughly 40 feet, or 12 metres. Madeley Creek flows into Callaghan Creek, and the falls are among the best-known natural sights in this mountain valley.
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