Three Sisters Islands, Islands in New York
The Three Sisters Islands are a series of small islands within the Niagara River.
Named by John Stedman in the 1840s after his three daughters.
The islands have significant importance in Native American folklore.
Visitors can access the islands via pedestrian bridges from Goat Island.
Offer close views of the raging rapids leading to Niagara Falls.
Location: New York
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