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Long exposure of an old French mill house in the forest with a small waterfall. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Trou de Fer or Iron hole, the highest french waterfall in the middle of a primary forest of Bebour in Reunion Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scenic closeup view of the streamy waterfall in a French forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Small Waterfall in the French Alps Royalty Free Stock Photo

Crayfish Waterfall or La Cascade aux Ecrevisses, Guadeloupe National Park, Guadeloupe, French West Indies Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sunset shines over Briancon town with autumn forest and waterfall in Hautes Alpes, France Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of the Rouget waterfall - Mountain French Alps Royalty Free Stock Photo

High waterfall in the summer in the french alps Royalty Free Stock Photo

Waterfall in the french Jura mountains Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panoramic view of the waterfall - Mountain French Royalty Free Stock Photo

Waterfall river and mountain view French Alps Royalty Free Stock Photo

Waterfall and rocks in the forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Saut du Doubs is a fall of 27 meters high on the Doubs located on the French-Swiss border, and partly in the town of Villers-le-Lac French side, partly in that of Brenets Swiss side. On the French side, the site is located east of Franche-ComtÃÂ© canton of Morteau, department of Doubs and on the Swiss side, west of the canton of NeuchÃÂ¢tel. The Saut du Doubs is located at the eastern end of Lake Brenets named in France Lake Chaillexon, also located on the border. Downstream of the jump, the Doubs continues its route through the Jura massif in gorges.