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Segmented Rapids in the United States

2 segmented rapids across the United States. Rapids split into separate channels by islands or rock. All rapids.

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Lava Island Falls

Deschutes County, Oregon
Segmented Rapids
15 fttotal height
  • 2 drops
  • On Deschutes River
  • 2 mi from Deschutes River Woods
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Waterloo Falls

Linn County, Oregon
Segmented Rapids
5 fttotal height
  • On South Santiam River
  • 4 mi from South Lebanon

What is a segmented rapid?

Segmented rapids are split into two or more separate channels by islands, gravel bars or rock, so the river runs as several rapids side by side. The channels can differ greatly in difficulty, and at low water one may be dry. Only a few rapids in the survey carry this label; most braided rapids are listed under the general category.

Tallest segmented rapids

  1. Lava Island Falls15 ftDeschutes County, Oregon
  2. Waterloo Falls5 ftLinn County, Oregon