Keekwulee Falls
Rating: **
Form: tiered
Magnitude: 34 (l)
Access: trail (page 44)
USGS Map: Snoqualmie Pass (1989)
Edition: 1st

Franklin Falls
Rating: ***
Form: plunge
Magnitude: 59
Access: auto (page 44)
USGS Map: Snoqualmie Pass (1989)
Edition: 1st

Fall into the Wall (u)
Rating: **
Form: punchbowl
Magnitude: 41
Access: auto (page 44)
USGS Map: Snoqualmie Pass (1989 ns)
Edition: 5th

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Others
Cole Creek Falls (u), USGS Easton (1989 nl), occurs in local terrain that makes it too hazardous to attempt to see.

Found within Alpine Lakes Wilderness, one or more of these waterfalls may be distantly visible from a trail: Gold Creek Falls (u), USGS Chikamin Peak (1989 nl), Lemah Valley Falls (u), USGS Chikamin Peak (1989 nl), and Upper Lemah Creek Falls (u), USGS Chikamin Peak (1989 nl), Middle Lemah Creek Falls (u), USGS Chikamin Peak (1989 nl), and Lemah Creek Falls (u), USGS Chikamin Peak (1989 nl).

The following cataracts are located within the Cedar River Watershed, which is closed to public entry: Findley Creek Falls (u), USGS Findley Lake (1989 nl), Seattle Creek Falls (u), USGS Findley Lake (1989 nl), North Fork Cedar Falls (u), USGS Findley Lake (1989 nl) and Viola Creek Falls (u), USGS Findley Lake (1989 nl).
East Fork Falls (u), USGS Lester (1989 nl), Friday Creek Falls (u), USGS Lester (1989 nl), Twin Camp Falls (u), USGS Lester (1989 nl) and Upper Twin Camp Falls (u), USGS Lester (1989 nl) are also inaccessible due to their being within the Green River Watershed. 

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