Conclusions
The estimated height of 160-180m corresponds with topography but contradicts Geosciences Australia's list of the tallest waterfalls in Australia (this would make Tin Mine Falls the 3rd highest on the continent). Unless the upper limit of the falls is fixed well upstream, to include a long section of shallow-slope non-bedrock streambed, the rumoured height of 360-459m cannot be substantiated.
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