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Could terrain like this form on Earth? If so, how?

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I am creating an RPG and came across an image that I wanted to base my landscape on. It is shown above. Is it possible for terrain like that to form on Earth (ignore the wildlife)? If it is, how could it form?

By this, I mean two rivers on opposite sides splitting into several small streams and each of those streams emptying into a single waterfall; the streams must meet the waterfall at different parts of it. In addition, small but tall mountains covered with trees must form all around the waterfall. A city could (obviously) be built around that location if it is possible.

Image credit: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/58916801

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