Sauðárfoss was a waterfall in the south of Iceland along road 1. Since 2006 a dam/power plant (Kárahnjúkavirkjunar) was built and the waterfall disappeared.
The river Sauðá used to fall through a big ravine, Merkurker north of Eyjafjallajökull (glacier) on the way to Þórsmörk. The river Sauðá is being fed by the glacier Eyjafjallajökull.
| Country | Iceland |
| Region | Suðurland, Rangárvallasýsla |
| Location | Hvolsvöllur - Þórsmörk |
| River | Sauðá |
| Height | 20m |
| Latitude | 63.666447 |
| Longitude | -19.811103 |
| Best visit | Doesn't exist anymore |
| Rating |
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| Waterfall | Distance (linear) | Rating |
| Nauthusafoss | 5 km |
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| Hestafoss | 8 km |
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| Myrkarfoss | 9 km |
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| Irarfoss | 10 km |
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| Gluggafoss | 11 km |
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| Waterfall | Distance (linear) | Rating |
| Seljalandsfoss | 20 km |
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| Skogafoss | 36 km |
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| Hjalparfoss | 47 km |
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| Haifoss | 59 km |
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| Granni | 59 km |
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