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  • ...bout 18 related ethnic groups, including the Bisa people of Mpika and Lake Bangweulu, and to a lesser extent in Katanga in the DRC, Tanzania, and Botswana. Bemb
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  • ...bout 18 related ethnic groups, including the Bisa people of Mpika and Lake Bangweulu, and to a lesser extent in Katanga in the DRC, Tanzania, and Botswana. Bemb
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  • ...g the northern and eastern banks of the river from [[Lake Bangweulu]] to [[Lake Mweru]], including waters and islands of those lakes, and is inhabited by [ The province is bordered along the Luapula River, through Lake Mweru and to its north by [[DR Congo]] which at times has led to disputes a
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  • ...he east by the [[Chambeshi River]] and at the west by the [[Lake Bangweulu|Bangweulu Flats]].<ref name="TBZ">{{cite web|url=http://thebestofzambia.com/leisure/a
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  • ...in Chief Chitambo's village at Ilala near the edge of the [[Lake Bangweulu|Bangweulu Swamps]] in [[Zambia]]. His heart was buried there under a mpundu (also cal ...south-east of the lake, near the edge of the floodplain which borders the Bangweulu Swamps. The area was not in [[Barotseland]] as stated in other sources.<ref
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  • {{Infobox lake | name = Lake Bangweulu
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  • * around [[Lake Chilwa]] in [[Malawi]] * The upper [[Chambeshi River]], [[Bangweulu Swamp]], and [[Mweru Marsh]] in Zambia.
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  • * [[Lake Bangweulu|Bangweulu]]
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  • ...jpg|thumb|The Luapula River, a branch of the Congo River, flows north into Lake Mweru]] ...Luapula.jpg|thumb|260px|The lower Luapula River, its delta where it enters Lake Mweru, and Mweru's outlet, the Luvua River going on north to the Lualaba an
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  • ...d 4 feet wide (about 14 m by 1.2 m), paddled by six men. The people of the lake and its wetlands, which cover a completely flat area of more than 10,000&nb ...onialism|colonial administrator]] in the 1920s saw a dugout canoe crossing Lake Tanganyika (35&nbsp;km wide) which is large enough to have waves of around
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  • *[[Isangano National Park]] — east of the [[Bangweulu Swamps]], no facilities, little wildlife *[[Kasanka National Park]] — privately operated, south of the [[Bangweulu Swamps]], one lodge
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  • ...ut gradually getting closer, and would reach the highlands between Lakes [[Lake Tanganyika|Tanganyika]] and Nyasa if the [[Chambeshi River]] were accepted ...ugh a point on the map where the Luapula was thought to exit from the Lake Bangweulu swamps, and finally the Pedicle was born: 70 to 100&nbsp;km wide and about
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  • ...[[Lake Tanganyika]], [[Lake Bangweulu]], and the corresponding wetlands, [[Lake Mweru-wa-Ntipa]], and a number of waterfalls including [[Lumangwe Falls]], ...have pushed up highlands: around Kambole and [[Mbala, Zambia|Mbala]] above Lake Tanganyika, (the [[Muchinga escarpment]] above the Luangwa valley, and the
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  • ...owlands, the Chambeshi River flat, the areas west of Mpulungu and north of Lake Mweru Mwantipa, and near to the borders of Tanzania (where another rake-and
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  • {{Infobox lake |name = Lake Mweru
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  • ...ranch line from [[Nseluka]] on the [[TAZARA Railway]] to [[Mpulungu]] on [[Lake Tanganyika]] has been proposed.<ref name="RRA">[http://railwaysafrica.com/i ...e offer a minimum-maintenance rural transport alternative. In the cases of Bangweulu and Mweru Wantipa in particular, there are permanent and seasonal fishing c
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  • ...ibutary of the Zambezi, and the [[Chambeshi River]], a tributary of [[Lake Bangweulu]], in the drainage basin of the Congo. The source of the Luangwa is located
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  • :'''23 —'''between [[Lake Mweru Wantipa]] and [[Lake Tanganyika]] at [[Nsumbu National Park]] :'''25 —'''[[Bangweulu Swamps]] and floodplain, Northern and Luapula Provinces
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  • ...yika]], rich in wildlife particularly at the eastern end, on the shores of Lake Tanganyika. It has been under pressure due to the [[Second Congo War]] in n ...des of the rift valley extending around the south-eastern extremity of the lake to [[Kalambo Falls]] are also a wildlife habitat for birds, smaller mammals
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  • **[[Lake Bangweulu]] **[[Lake Kariba]]
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