Brazil Reopened Access to the Iguazú Falls After 20 Days Closed by the Flood of the River
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The flow rate reached 17.7 million litres per second on October 26, almost twelve times its historical average. In Argentina, the gateway to the same jump was dismantled in August.
The Iguazú Falls, declared a UNESCO Natural Heritage Site, are one of Brazil's main tourist attractions.
The main bridge of the Iguaçu Falls is reopened after a reduction in the flow of water The Iguaçu Falls, in Foz do Iguaçu, in the West of Paraná, was reopened on Saturday (31). Between 11 and 30 October, the flow of the Iguaçu River above average caused the tourist point to be banned. On 26 October, for example, the cataracts reached the largest flow of 2026, with 17.7 million liters of water per second. With the force of the flood, the water pa…
The Cataracts Pass, in Iguaçu National Park, in Paraná, was reopened for public visit on the morning of Saturday, 31. The pass leads to the main viewpoint of the Devil's Garganta. + Read more from Brazil in West The site was banned on 11 October due to the large volume of rains recorded in the Iguaçu River basin. The phenomenon increased the flow and demanded the application of the park's security protocols. On the 26th, for example, the flow of…
Access to the viewfinder of the Devil's Throat was released on Saturday (31), after the flow of the river Iguaçu declined to 6.7 million liters per second
Iguaçu River flow reached 17.7 million liters per second, almost 12 times above the historical average, and forced teams to remove grids from the structure for safety. The post Iguaçu Falls Gateway reopens after 20 days closed; flow became almost 12 times higher than the average appeared first in ND More
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