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river
Close ✕Zambezi River
The fourth-longest river in Africa, rising in north-western Zambia and reaching the Indian Ocean through Mozambique, and one of the two river systems that define KAZA's geography.
-17.9, 25.9 · route · Physical feature; relevant policy period 2011 – present
On the world
- A place in: Safari Across Africa · 12 places
Lines mark links and orders the records assert; no path between any two places is recorded, and none is drawn.
Connections
- structures Kavango–Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA) — The Zambezi provides the dry-season water, the movement axis and several of the international boundaries that KAZA's connectivity planning is built around.
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