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Quote:Baripada: A waterfall named ‘Subarnajharan’ with a height of around 1,115 feet, which earlier remained inaccessible to many people for quite a long time, was recently discovered in dense Similipal forest and five kilometres away from Subarnamanjari near Basipitha in Mayurbhanj, a source said today.

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“The newly discovered waterfall has six layers, of which only four are being visible and two others have been covered by dense vegetation. 

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It is pertinent to mention here that a similar waterfall with a height of around 1,000 feet was previously discovered in September last year in Kundalabani forest near Bangiriposi of the district by the team members of ‘Mayurbhanj Mirror’, which was then named ‘Ghodagadhua Waterfall’.
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Quote:Baripada: A waterfall named ‘Subarnajharan’ with a height of around 1,115 feet, which earlier remained inaccessible to many people for quite a long time, was recently discovered in dense Similipal forest and five kilometres away from Subarnamanjari near Basipitha in Mayurbhanj, a source said today.

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“The newly discovered waterfall has six layers, of which only four are being visible and two others have been covered by dense vegetation. 

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It is pertinent to mention here that a similar waterfall with a height of around 1,000 feet was previously discovered in September last year in Kundalabani forest near Bangiriposi of the district by the team members of ‘Mayurbhanj Mirror’, which was then named ‘Ghodagadhua Waterfall’.
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