Waterfalls of Oregon
65 named waterfalls of Oregon are covered here, spread across 19 counties, as recorded in the federal Geographic Names Information System.
Federal profile, 2026
The counts below are drawn from the federal register of place names.
| Kind of place | Falls |
|---|---|
| Kind | waterfalls |
| State | Oregon |
| Named places covered | 65 |
| Counties | 19 |
Places covered here
- Abiqua Falls
- Bridal Veil Falls
- Butte Falls
- Cascade Falls
- Cascade Falls
- Cline Falls
- Coopey Falls
- Diamond Creek Falls
- Elowah Falls
- Fall Creek Falls
- Fall Creek Falls
- Fall Creek Falls
- Fishhawk Falls
- Gooch Falls
- Henline Falls
- Horsetail Falls
- Klamath Falls
- Lancaster Falls
- Latourell Falls
- Lee Falls
- Lemolo Falls
- Little Lee Falls
- Lower Falls
- Lower North Falls
- Lower South Falls
- Metlako Falls
- Middle Falls
- Multnomah Falls
- North Falls
- Paulina Creek Falls
- Pegleg Falls
- Pinard Falls
- Proxy Falls
- Punch Bowl Falls
- Punchbowl Falls
- Ramona Falls
- Salt Creek Falls
- Shadow Falls
- Shellburg Falls
- Silver Falls
- Silver Falls
- Silver Falls
- South Falls
- Spirit Falls
- Steelhead Falls
- Tamanawas Falls
- Tamolitch Falls
- The Falls
- Toketee Falls
- Tumalo Falls
- Tunnel Falls
- Upper Falls
- Upper Latourell Falls
- Upper North Falls
- Wah Gwin Gwin Falls
- Wahclella Falls
- Wahkeena Falls
- Warren Creek Falls
- Watson Falls
- White River Falls
- Wiesendanger Falls
- Wildwood Falls
- Willamette Falls
- Winter Falls
- Youngs River Falls
Questions
How many named waterfalls does Oregon have?
65 are covered here, across 19 counties, drawn from the federal Geographic Names Information System.
Where does this information come from?
The Geographic Names Information System, published by the U.S. Geological Survey. It is a work of the United States government and is not subject to copyright in the United States.
Method and sources
Feature class is the category the U.S. Geological Survey assigns in the Geographic Names Information System. It is the federal classification and not an editorial grouping.
- USGS Geographic Names Information System (GNIS), Domestic Names, 2026