Polzen Waterfalls Explained

Polzen Waterfalls is located within the Mole National Park in Ghana.[1] [2] It is a waterfall which flows throughout the year. It derives its source from the Konkori Escarpment.[3] It is located in the Savannah region of Ghana.[4]

Features

It is surrounded by thick forest which forms as a canopy. It is a source of water for wildlife and provides a breeze at its base. The water moves gently into rocks. It joins the Polzen river at a distance of 500metres away. The Polzen waterfall is a water catchment area in the park which has been claimed to be developed in a waterfall downstream.[5]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Mole National Park to become a World Heritage Site. The Forestry Commission of Ghana. 2020-08-15. www.fcghana.org.
  2. Book: Moffatt, Nii Addokwei. Graphic Showbiz: Issue 407 December 29-4 Jan 2006. 2005-12-29. Graphic Communications Group. en.
  3. Web site: Mole National Park, Northern Ghana. 2020-08-15. Mole National Park.
  4. Web site: Mole National Park is Ghana's largest wildlife refuge. The park is located in the Savannah region of Ghana, about 12 hours from Accra. It's home to elephants, leopards and rare birds. There are animal waterholes where animals drink in the western area of the park. There are also waterfalls along the Kparia and Polzen rivers. The park entrance is in the town of Larabanga. - Picture of Mole National Park, Northern Region - Tripadvisor. 2020-08-15. www.tripadvisor.com. en.
  5. Web site: About : Mole National Park, Mole Motel. 2020-08-15. molemotelgh.com.

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