Name of Waterfall

Hoko Falls

Description

Hoko Falls is a very small series of cascades along the Hoko River near Clallam Bay and the very northwestern tip of the state. The falls drop about 5 feet at the head of a narrow gorge that is frankly far more impressive than the waterfall, and the falls are really only of note because of its function as an impediment for migrating fish (though it isn't large enough to serve as a significant barrier, at least to larger fish).

Other Names

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Magnitude

3.88

IWC Rating (International Waterfall Classification)

2.19

Total Height (ft)

5

Number of Drops

1

Average Width

8

Average High Volume (Cubic ft per second)

400 cfs (8 months)

Average Low Volume (Cubic ft per second)

50 cfs (4 months)

Pitch

23 degrees

Run (ft)

5

Watershed or Feeder Stream

Pacific Ocean Hoko River