TN landforms: WSF006 Boones Creek Falls 2'

Tennessee Landforms -- waterfalls

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36.383300	-82.411600
36° 22.998'N	82° 24.696'W
36° 22' 59.9"N	82° 24' 41.8"W
17S 373391E 4027389N
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Boones Creek Falls 2'

Waypoint: WSF006 36.383300,-82.411600
County: Washington landforms of Washington county
Locale: historic
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Remarks:

Daniel Boone supposedly hid from indians under this falls. The falls was about 4' high in the 1700's. William Bean established a homestead above the falls in 1768, the falls prevented indian canoes from the Watauga River paddling up the creek.

Photo by Gregory Plumb, Author of Waterfalls of Tennessee

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