Other falls of Kamalo Canyon, which are described here, are Mo’oloa Falls (440 m) and Hina Falls (380 m).
Haha Falls are included in the following list:
References
- Haha Falls. World Waterfall Database. Accessed on June 8, 2010
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| Coordinates: | 21.0947 N 156.8823 W |
| Categories: | Waterfalls |
| Values: | Geology, Visual |
| Rank: | 8 |
| Address: | Oceania, United States, Hawaii, near the south-eastern coast of Moloka’i, upper rim of Kamalo Canyon |
| Height: | Roughly 240 m |
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