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- Brazilian poet Carlos Drummond de Andrade wrote a poem expressing his dismay at the destruction of Guaíra Falls.
- 3. Guairá Falls*#. The Guairá Falls are located on the border between Paraguay and Brazil, and they are created by water flowing from the Parana River.
- Deep within the heart of South America, on the border between Paraguay and Brazil, a magnificent spectacle once graced the Paraná River – the Guaira Falls.
- Guaíra Falls, former waterfalls on the Upper Paraná River at the Brazil-Paraguay border, just west of Guaíra, Brazil.
- To build such a massive dam some sacrifices had to be made, and one of them was to flood the Guaíra Falls. ... Guaíra Falls, after the are was flooded.
- The Guaira Falls were a series of waterfalls that used to sit on the border between Brazil and Paraguay. The falls, which were part of the Parana River
- Guaíra Falls, pre-submersion. / ... Guaíra Falls are believed to have been the most powerful waterfall in the world in terms of volume.
- That's not surprising, considering Guaira Falls was estimated to have twice the flow rate of Niagara Falls on the U.S./Canada border.
- The Guairá Falls of the Paraná River in Paraguay were once one of the natural wonders of South America.
- The Guairá Falls were, until 1982, the largest waterfalls in the world by water volume. ... In 14 days the Guairá Falls had disappeared forever.
