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Country : Zimbabwe

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Country	Location	Description
Zimbabwe	Mosi-o-Tunya	Mosi-o-Tunya (also known as Victoria Falls) is 1.7km wide and up to 90m high.
Zimbabwe	Mosi-o-Tunya	The Devil's Cataract on the Zambezi River near Mosi-o-Tunya.
Zimbabwe	Mosi-o-Tunya	One of the falls at Mosi-o-Tunya which descends over 70m.
Zimbabwe	Mosi-o-Tunya	The sweep of the falls.
Zimbabwe	Mosi-o-Tunya	The spectacular Mosi-o-Tunya (Victoria Falls) is set among lush vegetation.
Zimbabwe	Mosi-o-Tunya	Spray from the falls is visible from a long way.
Zimbabwe	Mosi-o-Tunya	Vegetation close to the Mosi-o-Tunya falls.
Zimbabwe	Zambezi River	The Zambezi River is one of Africa's great rivers, 3540km long.
Zimbabwe	Zambezi River	Termite hill on the banks of the Zambezi River.
Zimbabwe	Zambezi River	Sunset on the Zambezi River.
Zimbabwe	Zambezi River	The Zambezi Bridge crosses a gorge to Zambia. The rainbow is caused by spray from Mosi-o-Tunya falls.
Zimbabwe	Zambezi River	Local train to Zambia near the Zambezi Bridge.
Zimbabwe	Hwange	Hwange is the largest national park in Zimbabwe covering an area of 14,600 square kilometres.
Zimbabwe	Hwange	A water hole in Hwange National Park with impala.
Zimbabwe	Hwange	A herd of elephants at Hwange National Park.
Zimbabwe	Hwange	A herd of Burchell's Zebra.
Zimbabwe	Hwange	A female Kudu at Hwange National Park.
Zimbabwe	Hwange	White Crowned Plover (Hwange National Park).
Zimbabwe	Hwange	The curved horns of a distant Sable, Hwange National Park.
Zimbabwe	Hwange	A male Impala, an antelope with no close relatives.
Zimbabwe	Hwange	Black Wildebeest (also called Gnu) are a rare species found in southern Africa.
Zimbabwe	Hwange	A water hole next to a forest with elephants and zebra.
Zimbabwe	Hwange	Forest with Chacma Baboons.
Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	A view over central Bulawayo.
Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	Musicians in Bulawayo.
Zimbabwe	Matebeleland	Matebele village near Bulawayo.
Zimbabwe	Matebeleland	A baobab tree in Matebeleland. These trees are a symbol of Africa. They live 4000 years and flower once a year for a day. They are pollinated by fruit bats.
Zimbabwe	Matebeleland	Matebeleland is dotted with villages.
Zimbabwe	Matebeleland	Typical Matebele house.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	Great Zimbabwe (Imba Huru) is an elliptical enclosure over 250m in circumference. It's walls are 11m high and up to 5m thick.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	The entrance to the 11th Century Imba Huru at Great Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	The 11m high walls of Imba Huru at Zimbabwe are topped with zigzag patterns.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	Within the outer wall of Imba Huru.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	The inner and outer wall of Imba Huru.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	Imba Huru is the largest masonary building in sub-Saharan Africa.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	The 10m high Conical Tower inside Imba Huru was a ceremonial structure (Zimbabwe).
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	Imba Huru, the largest structure at Zimbabwe, was a royal residence.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	Curved brick walls inside Imba Huru at Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	Houses of workers and helpers in the Valley Complex of Zimbabwe, the largest archeological site in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	Part of the Valley Complex.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	The 13th century Hill Complex.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	The Hill Complex at Zimbabwe is an area famous for its brickwork.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	The Hill Complex at Zimbabwe is 80m high.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	Large boulders on the Hill Complex.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	Structures on the Hill Complex use the natural rocks as foundations.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	The Hill Complex at Zimbabwe is a series of royal and ritual enclosures.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	13th century brickwork at the Hill Complex.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	The Hill Complex wall.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	View from the Hill Complex.
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	The poisonous Eufobia tree at Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe	Lake Mutirikwe	Lake Mutirikwe.
Zimbabwe	Lake Mutirikwe	The beautiful Lake Mutirikwe is surrounded by forested banks.
Zimbabwe	Lake Mutirikwe	Settlement at Lake Mutirikwe.
Zimbabwe	Lake Mutirikwe	10,000 year old San painting of an animal at Lake Mutirikwe.
Zimbabwe	Northern Highlands	Shona village in the northern highlands.
Zimbabwe	Northern Highlands	Typical Shona village in the northern highlands.
Zimbabwe	Maname	The River Ruya at Maname.
Zimbabwe	Maname	A Shona family in the northern village of Maname.
Zimbabwe	Maname	Shona family with small children in Maname.
Zimbabwe	Maname	Two boys in Maname.
Zimbabwe	Maname	Total eclipse of the Sun in the village of Maname, 21 June 2001.
Zimbabwe	Harare	African Unity Square is the centre of Harare.
Zimbabwe	Harare	The Anglican Cathedral near African Unity Square in Harare.
Zimbabwe	Harare	Man in Central Park in Harare.
Zimbabwe	Harare	Street scene in the centre of Harare.
Zimbabwe	Harare	Harare Gardens in the centre of the city.
Zimbabwe	Harare	Relaxing in Harare Gardens.
Zimbabwe	Harare	A Rozwi Totem is modelled after samples found at the Zimbabwe archeological site and now a symbol of the country, appearing on the flag.

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