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The Itanda Falls are rapids on the White Nile river in Uganda. [1] They are a challenge for kayakers, being graded at the highest level of difficulty.

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References

  1. R. Buckley (2006), Adventure Tourism, CABI, p. 87, ISBN   9781845931230

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