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This page lists Northern New York waterfalls by river

Due to issues with the scripting we used for the menu-driven list we formerly used, this page has been created. 

Each of the following groups are headed with the name of a river or stream, listed in boldface font, that flow directly into Lake Ontario, the St. Lawrence River, Lake Champlain or the Atlantic Ocean.  Below this header, in the left-most column, are the waterfalls on that waterway and tributaries that flow into it, in order, from the mouth of the waterway and heading upstream.  Each subsequent column lists waterfalls and waterways on the tributaries.

For example, the first group lists the Ausable River.  Ausable Chasm, Alice Falls and Anderson Falls are waterfalls on the Ausable.  The West Branch enters the Ausable upstream of Anderson Falls.  On this branch, the first waterfall you encounter as you head upstream is Wilmington Flume.  Stag Brook enters the West Branch upstream of Wilmington Flume and contains Stag Brook Falls.

A simple rule of thumb for using this page is that waterfalls are listed as a link to the page for that falls.  They will show up in blue before you activate the link.  When you point your mouse at the link, it will turn a bright red and then will be a fainter red after visiting that page.  Any listing not linked (shown in black) is a waterway.  To the right of the waterway are the waterfalls on that stream and tributaries to it.  We are providing a menu to allow users to hyper-text to each river.



Ausable River The Ausable is formed by two branches which both originate in the Adirondacks and flow to Lake Champlain just south of Plattsburgh.
 
 
  Ausable Chasm Lower Horseshoe Falls          
    Horseshoe Falls          
    Rainbow Falls          
  Alice Falls            
  Anderson Falls            
  Ausable River, West Branch Wilmington Flume          
    Stag Brook Stag Brook Falls        
    Wilmington Notch Campground Falls          
    High Falls Gorge Climax Falls        
      Rainbow Falls        
      Mini Falls        
      Main Falls        
    Monument Falls          
    Chubb River Wanika Falls        
    Indian Pass Brook Rocky Falls        
    Marcy Brook MacIntyre Brook MacIntyre Brook Falls      
      Marcy Brook Falls at Lake Arnold        
      Indian Falls        
  Ausable River, East Branch Jay Falls          
    Styles Brook Styles Brook Falls        
    Nichols Brook Clifford Brook Clifford Falls      
      Nichols Brook Tributary Nichols Brook Tributary Falls      
    Cascade Brook on Route 73 Cascade Lake Falls        
    Champagne Falls          
    Hulls Falls          
    Phelps Brook Phelps Falls        
Johns Brook Bushnell Falls
    Mossy Cascade Brook Mossy Cascade        
    Deer Brook Deer Brook Falls        
    Unnamed waterway Giant Washbowl Falls        
    Beede Brook Roaring Brook Roaring Brook Falls      
      Unnamed waterway Beer Walls Falls      
      Unnamed waterway Chapel Pond Falls      
      Beede Brook Lower Falls        
      Beede Brook Falls        
    Russell Falls          
    Pyramid Brook Pyramid Falls        
    Gill Brook Gill Brook Flume        
      Gill Brook Steps        
      Artists Falls        
      Fairy Ladder Falls        
Wedge Brook Wedge Brook Falls
      Wedge Brook Cascades        
    Unnamed waterway Beaver Meadows Falls        
    Unnamed Falls          
    Cascade Brook Rainbow Falls        


Black River All three branches of this 125 mile long river originate and become one in Herkimer County.  It flows into Lake Ontario in the Jefferson County village of Dexter.
 
  Dexter Falls          
  Philomel Creek Bovine Falls        
  Unnamed Waterway Runoff Falls        
  Glen Park Falls          
  Great Falls          
  Delano Falls          
  Unnamed Waterway Butternut Falls        
    Rutland Hollow Falls        
  Black River Trail Falls          
  Black River Village Falls          
  Felts Mills Falls          
  Long Falls          
  Deer River Deer River Falls        
    King Falls        
    High Falls        
    Copenhagen Falls        
  Beaver River Beaver Falls        
    Black Creek Twin Bridges Falls      
    Croghan Island Falls        
    High Falls        
    Belfort Dam and Falls        
    Taylorville Lower Falls        
    Taylorville Falls        
    Elmer Falls        
    Effley Falls        
    Scenic Overlook Falls        
    Eagle Falls        
    Moshier Lower Falls #5        
    Moshier Lower Falls #4        
    Moshier Lower Falls #3        
    Moshier Lower Falls #2        
    Moshier Lower Falls #1        
    Moshier Falls        
    Twitchell Creek Twitchell Falls      
      Twitchell Creek Upper Falls      
    Salmon Lake Outlet Touey Falls      
  Unnamed Waterway Arthur Road Falls        
  Mill Creek Silver Creek Moores Falls      
    Mill Creek Falls        
  Unnamed Waterway Ramos Road Falls        
  Independence River Burnt Creek Burnt Creek Falls      
    Hidden Falls        
    Gleasmans Falls        
  Roaring Brook Roaring Brook Lower Falls        
    Whitaker Falls        
    Roaring Brook Falls on Glendale Road        
    Martinsburg Falls        
    Roaring Brook Upper Falls        
  Whetstone Creek Whetstone Creek Falls        
    Whetstone Gulf Falls        
    Swans Falls        
  Otter Creek Eatonville Falls        
    Shingle Mill Falls        
  House Creek House Creek Falls        
    Lovers Lane Falls        
    Houseville Falls        
  Douglass Creek Milk House Falls        
  Fish Creek Fish Creek Falls        
    Singing Waters Falls        
  Mill Creek Mill Creek Falls        
  Lyons Falls          
  Moose River Goulds Mills Falls        
    Kosterville Falls/Magilla        
    Crystal Falls        
    Powerline        
    Shurform        
    Shurform Upper        
    Agers Lower Falls        
    Agers Falls        
    Lyonsdale Falls        
    T-Bone        
    Double Drop        
    Knife Edge        
    Funnel        
    Fowlerville Lower Falls        
    Fowlerville Falls        
    Moose River Middle Branch Moose River North Branch Moss Lake/Cascade Lake Cascade Falls  
        West Pond Outlet West Pond Outlet Falls  
      Moose River South Branch Remsen Falls    
        Limekiln Creek Limekiln Creek Falls  
        Limekiln Falls    
  Port Leyden Falls          
  Sugar River Talcottville Falls        
  Cummings Creek Cummings Creek Falls        
  Mill Creek Oneida County Unnamed Mill Creek Tributary Mill Creek Feeder Falls      
  Alder Pond Outlet Alder Pond Falls        
  Forestport Dam Falls          
  Woodhull Creek Sand Lake Falls        
    Woodhull Creek Lower Falls        
    Woodhull Creek Upper Falls        
  Little Black Creek Little Black Creek Falls        
  Crandall Lower Falls          
  Crandall Falls          


Boquet River The Boquet starts and ends, and never leaves, Essex County.  It empties into Lake Champlain just east of the hamlet of Willsboro.
 
  Willsboro Falls          
  Wadhams Falls          
  The Branch Rices Falls        
  New Russia Falls          
  Split Rock Falls          
  Boquet River North Fork Boquet River Route 73 Falls        
    Boquet River Route 73 Upper Falls        
    Boquet River North Fork Falls        
    Boquet River North Falls #2        
  Boquet River South Fork Boquet River South Fork Falls        


Champlain Canal This 60 mile long waterway runs from the Troy area in southern Saratoga County to Lake Champlain at Whitehall.
 
  Halfway Creek Kane Falls        
    Sly Pond Outlet Buttermilk Falls      


Chateaugay River The origin of this 75 mile long waterway is near the Franklin/Clinton County line.  It flows into Canada near the village of Chateaugay in Franklin County.
 
  High Falls          


Chaumont River With an origin just north of the hamlet of LaFargeville, this stream never leaves Jefferson County.  It flows into Lake Ontario at the village of Chaumont.
 
  Buttermilk Creek Buttermilk Creek Falls        
  Catfish Falls          
  Chaumont River Falls          


French Creek At about 5-1/2 miles long, this waterway is almost entirely contained in the town of Clayton in Jefferson County.
 
  Sperrys Falls          
  Sperrys Upper Falls          


Grass River All three sources of this river are in St. Lawrence County.  Although 70 miles long, it never leaves the county as it makes its way to the St. Lawrence River in Massena.
 
  Madrid Dam          
  Rushton Falls          
  Cascade Falls          
  Leighs Falls          
  Little River Little River Road Falls        
    North Russell Falls        
    Wallace Mill Falls        
    Van Rensselaer Creek Van Rensselaer Creek Falls      
  Harrison Creek Elm Creek Hermon Lower Falls      
      Hermon Falls      
      Elm Creek Falls      
      Elm Creek Middle Falls      
      Elm Creek Upper Falls      
      Mill Brook Mill Brook Falls    
  Pyrites Falls          
  Pyrites Dam          
  Harts Falls          
  Jackson Falls          
  Pestle Road Falls          
  Burts Falls          
  Plumb Brook Burnell Road Falls        
    Plumb Brook Falls        
  Grass River North Branch Harper Falls        
    Pelkys Falls        
  Lampsons Falls          
  Lampsons Lower Falls #1          
  Grass River Middle Branch Grass River Middle Branch Falls        
    Blue Mountain Stream Blue Mountain Stream Falls      
  Grass River South Branch Basford Falls        
    Sinclair Falls        
    Sinclair Upper Falls        
    Twin Falls        
    Stewart Rapids/Adrenaline Falls        
    Bulkhead Falls        
    Flat Rock Falls        
    Allen Pond Outlet Unnamed Waterway Unknown Falls    
    Rainbow Falls        
    Copper Rock Falls        
    Copper Rock Upper Falls #1        
    Copper Rock Upper Falls #2        


Great Chazy River With a source near Chazy Lake in the town of Dannemora, this river never leaves Clinton County.  It flows to Lake Champlain in the town of Champlain.
 
  Woods Falls          


Hoisington Brook At a little over four miles long, this stream has it beginning and ending points in the same town, Westport, in Essex County.
 
  Hoisington Brook Falls          


Horse Creek This 6.5 mile stream enters Lake Ontario in the Jefferson County village of Chaumont.
 
  Horse Creek Falls          


Hudson River One of New York State's longest and most famous rivers, this starts in the Essex County town of Newcomb and empties into the Atlantic Ocean in New York City.
 
  Mohawk River Buttermilk Falls          
    Cohoes Falls          
    Lock 7 Falls          
    Alphaus Kill Indian Kill Third Falls      
        Second Falls      
        First Falls      
      Krystal Falls        
    Washout Creek Washout Creek Falls        
    Lewis Creek Adriutha Falls        
    Unnamed Waterway Cliffside Falls        
    North Chuctanunda Creek Kirk Douglas Park Falls        
      North Chuctanunda Falls        
      North Chuctanunda Upper Falls        
      4th Avenue Falls        
      Belmont Avenue Falls        
      Lyon Street Falls        
      Clizbe Avenue Cascade        
      Pioneer Street Falls        
      Hagaman Mill Dam Falls        
    Cayadutta Creek Cayadutta Creek Falls        
      Johnstown Falls        
    Unnamed Waterway Route 5 Falls #1        
    Unnamed Waterway Route 5 Falls #2        
    Zimmerman Creek Scudders Falls        
    Timmerman Creek Inn By The Mill Falls        
      High Falls        
      Timmerman Creek Falls        
    East Canada Creek Beardslee Falls        
      Ransom Creek Faville Falls      
      High Falls        
      Dolgeville Mill Falls        
      Spruce Creek Diamond Hill Falls      
Spruce Creek Lower Falls
        Spruce Creek Falls      
      Sprite Creek Nine Corner Lake Outlet Nine Corner Lake Trail Falls    
      Brayhouse Brook Brayhouse Brook Falls      
      Bray House Falls        
  Goldmine Stream Goldmine Falls
    Unnamed Creek in Little Falls Buttermilk Falls        
    Little Falls          
    West Canada Creek Maltanner Creek Maltanner Creek Falls      
      Wolf Hollow Creek Old City Road Falls      
        Farrington Road Falls      
        Wolf Hollow Falls      
      Unnamed Waterway North Gage Road Falls      
      Cincinnati Creek Cady Brook Junction Road Falls    
        Dead Man's Curve Falls      
        Cincinnati Creek Falls      
        Remsen Falls      
      Unnamed Waterway Partridge Hill Falls      
Trenton Falls Morgan Dam
        Sherman Falls      
        Lower High Falls      
        Upper High Falls      
        Mill Dam Falls      
        Hydro Falls      
      Prospect Quarry Falls        
      Prospect Falls        
      High Falls        
      Nobleboro Falls        
      West Canada Creek South Branch T Lake Outlet T Lake Falls    
    Lansing Kill Pixley Falls        
      Old Black River Canal Bakers Falls      
        Unnamed Waterway Gorge Road Falls    
        Lock 64 Falls      
        Old Bakers Falls      
      Lansing Kill Falls        
      Unnamed stream Potato Hill Falls      
      Unnamed stream Potato Hill Falls #2      
  Fish Creek Victory Mills Falls          
    Kayaderosseras Creek Rock City Falls        
    Mill Branch Mill Branch Falls        
Batten Kill Dionondahowa Falls  
    Middle Falls          
  Snook Kill Falls on Snook Kill          
  Bakers Falls            
  Glens Falls            
  Spiers Falls            
  Unnamed Waterway Spier Falls Road Falls          
  Palmer Falls            
  Curtis Falls            
  Sacandaga River Daly Creek Black Pond Creek Eggleston Falls      
    Beecher Creek Beecher Falls        
    Unnamed Waterway Buttermilk Falls        
    East Stony Creek Tenant Creek Tenant Creek Falls      
        Tenant Creek Middle Falls      
        Tenant Creek Upper Falls      
    West Stony Creek West Stony Creek Falls        
    Unnamed Waterway River Road Falls        
    Groff Creek Groff Creek Lower Falls        
      Groff Creek Middle Falls        
      Groff Creek Upper Falls        
    Sacandaga River West Branch West Jimmy Creek West Jimmy Creek Lower Falls      
        West Jimmy Creek Falls      
      Piseco Lake Outlet Buckhorn Lake Outlet Buckhorn Lake Outlet Falls    
      Arietta Falls        
    Sacandaga River East Branch East Jimmy Creek East Jimmy Creek Lower Falls      
        East Jimmy Creek Falls      
        East Jimmy Creek Upper Falls      
Griffin Falls
    Shanty Brook Shanty Brook Falls        
      Shanty Brook Falls #2        
      Square Falls        
    Auger Falls          
    Austin Falls          
    Christine Falls          
    Hatchery Brook Hatchery Brook Falls        
  Rockwell Falls            
  Stewart Creek Mill Park Falls          
  Buttermilk Brook Bear Slide Falls/Buttermilk Falls          
  Schroon River Trout Brook Natural Stone Bridge Falls        
      Minerva Stream Olmstedville Falls      
        Falls Brook Falls Brook Falls    
        Hewitt Pond Brook Paradise Alley    
    Schroon Falls          
    Linsey Falls          
    The Branch Blue Ridge Falls        
Hoffman Notch Brook Hoffman Notch Falls
      West Inlet The Falls      
      Unnamed Waterway Knob Lock Mountain Falls      
  Mill Creek Dunkley Falls          
    Putnam Brook Crane Mountain Pond Outlet Crane Mountain Cascade      
    Garnet Lake Falls          
  Thirteenth Brook Peaked Mountain Brook Peaked Mountain Brook Falls        
  OK Slip Brook OK Slip Falls          
  Huntley Pond Outlet Virgin Falls          
  Mink Pond Outlet Mink Pond Outlet Falls          
    Dug Mountain Brook Dug Mountain Brook Falls        
    Squaw Brook Squaw Brook Falls        
  Ord Falls            
Fishing Brook Fishing Brook Falls
  Opalescent River Hanging Spear Falls          
    Opalescent Falls          
    Opalescent Upper Falls          
    Lake Colden Tributary Lake Colden Tributary Falls        
    Opalescent Flume          
    Uphill Brook Uphill Brook Falls        


La Chute River/Lake George This two to three mile long stream connects Lake George with Lake Champlain.  It runs through the hamlet of Ticonderoga in southern Essex County.
 
  Lower Falls          
  Richards Island Dam Falls          
  Upper Dam Falls          
  C Mill Dam Falls          
  B Mill Dam Falls          
  Outlet Dam Falls          
  Hague Brook Hague Falls        
    Hague Brook Falls        
  Unnamed Waterway Elephant Mountain Falls        
    Elephant Mountain Upper Falls        
  Northwest Bay Brook Unnamed Waterway Clay Meadow Trail Falls      
    Northwest Bay Brook Falls        
  Shelving Rock Brook Shelving Rock Falls        
    Shelving Rock Brook Falls #1        
    Shelving Rock Brook Falls #2        
    Shelving Rock Brook Falls #3        


Little Stony Creek This stream starts at a small lake about five miles from Lake Ontario in the town of Henderson in Jefferson County. The waterfall is actually located on a stream upstream feeding that lake.
 
  Butterville Falls          


Little Trout Brook At just over three miles in length, this stream enters Lake Champlain just east of Keeseville in northeastern Essex County.
 
 
  Buttermilk Falls          


Mill Brook A very short stream, its source is in the town of Russell.  It ends at the Elm Creek in the town of Edwards.  These adjacent towns are in St. Lawrence County.
 
  Mill Brook Falls          


Mill Creek With its source just south of the city of Watertown, this stream enters the Black River Bay, a good-sized bay on Lake Ontario, in the village of Sackets Harbor, entirely within Jefferson County.
 
   
  Sackets Harbor Falls          
  Mill Creek Falls          
  Beaver Meadows Flow Beaver Falls        


Mullet Creek Many sources, all within Jefferson County, feed this stream which enters the St. Lawrence River in Fishers Landing.
 
  Mullet Creek Falls          


Oswegatchie River This 137 mile long river originates in Hamilton County.  It flows through Herkimer and Lewis Counties on its way to the St. Lawrence River in Ogdensburg in St. Lawrence County.
 
  Ogdensburg Dam          
  Eel Weir Dam          
  Indian River Rossie Falls        
    Hall Road Falls        
    West Creek Pleasant Creek Pleasant Creek Falls    
    Trout Brook Trout Brook Falls      
    Philadelphia Falls Philadelphia Left Falls      
      Philadelphia Center Falls      
      Philadelphia Right Falls      
      Philadelphia Upper Falls      
    Black Creek Childs Falls      
    Woods Mills Falls        
    Blanchard Creek West Knickerdocker Falls      
    Natural Bridge Falls        
  Heuvelton Dam          
  Rensselaer Falls          
  Coopers Falls          
  Natural Dam          
  Matoon Creek Sawyer Creek Sawyer Creek Falls      
      The Gorge      
  Oswegatchie River Island Branch Island Branch Falls        
  Hailesboro Flume          
  Hailesboro Dam          
  Hailesboro Falls          
  Emeryville Falls          
Dodgeville Falls
  Oswegatchie River West Branch Fullerville Falls        
    Fullerville Upper Falls        
    Hazelton Falls        
    Hill Falls        
    Mill Falls        
    Big Creek Jenny Creek High Falls    
        Jenny Creek Lower Falls    
        Jenny Creek Middle Falls    
        Jenny Creek Upper Falls    
        Gulf Stream The Gulf Falls  
      Outlet/Snyder Lake/Feeder Skelly Haul Road Lower Falls    
        Skelly Haul Road Upper Falls    
      Greenwood Creek Greenwood Falls    
    Oswegatchie River Middle Branch Biscuit Falls      
      Sluice Falls      
      Mill Dam Falls      
      Burnt Falls      
      Rainbow Falls      
      Rainbow Upper Falls      
    Kimballs Mills Falls        
    Blanchard Creek Blanchard Creek Falls      
    Jerden Falls        
    Kilbourn Falls        
    High Falls Croghan        
    Shingle Mill Falls Croghan        
    Bisha Falls        
    Iowa Falls        
    Grunerts Falls        
  Unnamed Waterway Ames Road Falls        
  Pork Creek Pork Creek Falls        
  Talcville Dam/Butternut Falls          
  Stammer Creek Paddy Brown Brook Paddy Brown Falls      
    Stammer Creek Falls        
  Oswegatchie Falls          
  South Edwards Dam Falls          
  Oswegatchie River Falls #1          
  Oswegatchie River Falls #2          
  Rock Dam Falls          
  Oswegatchie River Falls #3          
  Oswegatchie River Falls #4          
  Madison Chute          
  Grease Falls          
  Fine Falls          
  Little River Schuler Falls        
    Tamarack Creek Chipmunk Falls      
  Browns Falls          
  Butter Tub Falls          
  Newton Falls          
  Sixmile Creek Sliding Rock Falls        
  Little Falls          
  Buck Brook Buck Brook Falls        
  High Falls          
  Robinson River Sliding Falls        


Oswego River/Oneida River/Oneida Lake/Erie Canal This series of waterways forms the south-western border of our region.  It enters Lake Ontario in the city of Oswego.
 
  Fish Creek Fish Creek East Branch Florence Creek Slater Road Falls    
      Fall Brook Fall Brook Falls    
    Fish Creek West Branch Mad River Little River Little River Falls  
          Graves Cemetery Falls  


Perch River A myriad of small streams feed Perch Lake in central Jefferson County which is the source of this river.  It enters Lake Ontario at the Black River Bay just west of Dexter.
 
  Miller Creek Miller Creek Falls        
  Gillette Creek Unnamed Waterway Route 37 Falls      
    Gillette Creek Falls        
    Lowell Creek Lowell Creek Falls      


Putnam Creek Entirely within Essex County, this stream originates at Putnam Pond, about eight miles west of Ticonderoga.  It enters Lake Champlain in Crown Point.
 
  Stair Falls          


Raquette River At 146 miles long, some consider the Raquette the second longest New York State river entirely contained within the state.  It starts in the Adirondack heartland in Hamilton County and enters the St. Lawrence River just east of Massena.
 
  Raymondville Dam          
Norfolk Dam
  Norwood Dam          
  Unnamed Waterway Norwood Falls        
  Hewittville Dam          
  Potsdam Dam          
  Hannawa Falls          
  Stone Valley Falls Colton Dam        
    Colton Falls        
    Stone Valley Falls #1        
    Stone Valley Falls #2        
    The Narrows        
    The Tubs        
    Lucy's Hole        
  Higley Falls          
  South Colton Falls          
  Three Falls          
  Rainbow Falls          
  Blake Falls          
  Stark Falls          
  Carry Falls          
  Jamestown Falls          
  Moody Falls          
  Piercefield Dam          
  Raquette Pond Dam          
  Bog River Bog River Falls        
  Lower Falls          
  Raquette Falls          
  Upper Falls          
  Cold River Millers Falls        
  Buttermilk Falls          
  Unnamed Falls          
  Unnamed Falls          
  Death Brook Death Falls        


Salmon River (Clinton County) This 23 mile long stretch is entirely contained within Clinton County.  It enters Lake Champlain just south of the city of Plattsburgh.
 
   
  Schuyler Falls          


Salmon River (Franklin County) At 49 miles long, this is the longest of the three Salmon Rivers in New York State, but it is not entirely within the state.  It originates in Franklin County and flows out of the same county in Fort Covington where it enters Canada.
 
  Chasm Falls          
  High Falls          


Salmon River (Oswego County) This 24 mile long stretch enters Lake Ontario at the city of Oswego.  It is for the most part contained within the same county, although part of it serves as the Onondaga County line.
 
  Salmon River Falls          
  Salmon River North Branch Mad River Mad River Falls      
      Mad River Middle Falls      
      Mad River Upper Falls      
    Mill Stream Mill Stream Falls      
  Stony Brook Stony Brook Lower Falls        
    Stony Brook Middle Falls        
    Stony Brook Upper Falls        
  Fall Brook Fall Brook Falls        


Sandy Creek Virtually all of this waterway is in Jefferson County.  It enters Lake Ontario in the town of Ellisburg.
 
  Sandy Creek Lower Falls          
  Sandy Creek Middle Falls          
  Sandy Creek Upper Falls          
  Fish Creek Willow Creek Falls        
  Sandy Creek North Branch Sandy Creek Vally Road Falls        
    Jacobs Creek Burrville Cider Mill Falls      
      Jacobs Creek Lower Falls      
      Boynton Creek Boynton Creek Falls    
      Jacobs Creek Falls      
      Cook Road Lower Falls      
      Cook Road Falls      
    Staplin Creek Helsinki Falls      
  Gulf Stream Rainbow Falls        
  East Rodman Falls          
  Rose Falls          


Saranac River Both branches that form this river trace their sources to Franklin County.  The combined river flows into Lake Champlain on the south side of the city of Plattsburgh.
 
  Saranac River Falls at I-87          
  Saranac River Falls at Military Turnpike          
  Lower Saranac Dam Falls          
  Kent Falls          
  Oxbow Falls          
  Cadyville Lower Falls          
  Cadyville Falls          
  High Falls          
  High Falls Dam          
  Tefft Pond Falls          
  Union Falls          
  Franklin Falls          


Shaver Creek The majority of this small waterway is contained in the town of Lyme in Jefferson County.  It enters Lake Ontario at Three Mile Bay, just west of Watertown.
 
  Shaver Creek Falls          


South Sandy Creek All of this waterway is in Jefferson County.  It enters Lake Ontario in the town of Ellisburg.
 
  Monitor Mill Falls          
  South Sandy Creek Lower Falls          
  South Sandy Creek Upper Falls          
  Fox Creek Totman Gulf Falls        


Stony Creek This stream originates on Dry Hill, just south of the city of Watertown.  Entirely within Jefferson County, it enters Lake Ontario in the town of Henderson.
 
  Salisburys Mills Falls          
  Stony Creek Falls          
  Little Talcott Lower Falls          
  Little Talcott Upper Falls          
  Lower Talcott 6th Falls          
  Lower Talcott 5th Falls          
  Lower Talcott 4th Falls          
  Lower Talcott 3rd Falls          
  Lower Talcott 2nd Falls          
  Lower Talcott 1st Falls          
  Talcott Falls          
  Dry Hill Falls          


St. Regis River Originating in Franklin County, this 86 mile-long river might claim to be among the top-ten longest in the state, except that the last 1/4 mile of it is in Canada.  It is there that it enters the St. Lawrence.
 
  Deer River Deer River Lower Falls        
    Deer River Upper Falls        
  Hastings Falls          
  Brasher Falls          
  St. Regis River West Branch Allen Falls        
    Whitaker Falls        
    Parishville Falls        
    Sylvan Falls        
    West Branch Falls at Jones Road        
    Kingsley Falls        
    Bruner Falls        
    High Falls        
    Augerhole Falls        
  Lake Ozonia Outlet Lake Ozonia Outlet Roadside Falls        
  Unnamed Waterway Howe Road Falls        
  St. Regis Falls          
  St. Regis River East Branch Everton Lower Falls        
    Everton Falls        
    Meacham Falls        
  Santa Clara Falls          


Three Mile Creek Barely ten miles long, this waterway starts in the town of Clayton and enters Lake Ontario at Three Mile Bay in the town of Lyme, both in Jefferson County.
 
  Three Mile Creek Falls          


Trout River Entirely within Franklin County, its roots are in the town of Bellmont.  This stream ends when it enters the Trout River in the town of Constable, less than three miles from the Canadian border.
 
  Little Trout River Burke Falls        


Unnamed Stream in Morristown Primarily run-off from wetlands, this stream of less than one mile in length enters the St. Lawrence River in the St. Lawrence County village of Morristown.
 
  Morristown Falls          


Unnamed Stream on Pillar Point This seasonal stream enters Lake Ontario in the Black River Bay just west of Dexter in Jefferson County.
 
  Pillar Point Falls          

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