Þjófafoss
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The Þjófafoss |
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Coordinates | 64 ° 3 '23.7 " N , 19 ° 51' 58.8" W | |
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place | Búrfellskógur, Iceland | |
height | 12 m | |
width | 52 m | |
flow | Þjórsá |
The Þjófafoss ( Isl. Þjófar = "thieves", foss = "waterfall") is a waterfall of the Þjórsá in southern Iceland . They are said to have pushed thieves into the waterfall.
To the south of the Búrfell mountain , the river supports here in a wide arc of 12 m in depth. Since the water from the Þjórsá for the Búrfellsvirkjun is taken from above and released again below, the waterfall is largest when the snowmelts.
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ Þjófafoss, Iceland. Retrieved October 29, 2017 .