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Discover the historic Great Zimbabwe Ruins, adventurous outdoor activities, and diverse culture of Zimbabwe. Learn about the country's unique flag symbolism, natural hazards, and thriving arts scene. Witness the beauty of Kariba Dam and Zambezi River.
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Zimabawe By: Emma Myers
Historic Sites: Great Zimbabwe Ruins Kariba Dam, Zambezi RIver Balancing Rocks Rhodes-Matapos National Park
Outdoor activities: Swim in the Devil’s Pool Canoe at Mana Pools National Park In Victoria Falls in Northern Zimbabwe
Flag: Green: the agriculture and rural areas of Zimbabwe Yellow: the wealth of minerals in the country Red: the blood shed during the wars Black: the heritage and ethnicity of the native Africans of Zimbabwe White Triangle: peace Zimbabwe Bird: the national symbol of Zimbabwe Red Star: the nation's hopes and aspirations for the future
Location & Climate: • Located in the southern part of Africa and bordered by South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, and Mozambique. • Has a subtropical climate with summer temperatures averaging 86 degrees.
Transportation: Railway Highway
Arts &Culture: National Sports Stadium Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences Harare, Zimbabwe Harare, Zimbabwe
Languages: Shona Ndebele English
Food: Cured meat from Harare, Zimbabwe.
Natural Hazards: • Floods • Droughts
Life Expectancy: Approximately 45.4 years
Major Religion: • 85% are Christian • 98% African Largest Ethnic Group:
Imports & Exports: • Chemicals • Fuels • Food Products • Gold • Platinum • Cotton
Additional Information: • The Flame Lily is the national flower. • Has one of the highest literacy rates in Africa.