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Victoria Waterfall is located in the middle reaches of Zambezi River in Africa, between Zambia and Zimbabwe. It is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world, with a height of about 128 meters. The locals call it Tunia.

Victoria Falls is one of the three largest waterfalls in the world. To be precise, it is a waterfall group with an average annual flow of about 934 cubic meters per second. It consists of five waterfalls, namely Devil Waterfall, Horseshoe Waterfall, Rainbow Waterfall, Main Waterfall (60- 100 meters high) and East Waterfall, with a height of nearly 100 meters.

Located in the westernmost part is "Devil's Waterfall", which is the most spectacular and falls into the abyss with avalanche. The roar was deafening, and the powerful deterrent made people afraid to approach.

The "main waterfall" is in the middle, with a height of 122 m, a width of 1800 m and a drop of about 93 m. The flow is the largest, and there is a gap in the middle.

On the east side is the "horseshoe waterfall", named after being covered by rocks into a horseshoe shape;

"Rainbow Waterfall" is like a huge curtain, located in the east of "Horseshoe Waterfall". Water spots in the air refract sunlight and produce beautiful rainbows. Rainbow Waterfall is named because it can often see seven-color rainbows. The rainbow formed by water mist can be seen as far away as 20 kilometers. The rainbow often flashes in splashing water and can rise to a height of 305 meters. On a moonlit night, water vapor will form a strange moon rainbow.

The "East Waterfall" is the easternmost part. The dry season is often a steep cliff, and the rainy season becomes a waterfall full of thousands of simple exercises. Iznik Nicia is a city in Bursa province, Turkey, located on the east bank of Iznik Lake, about 90 kilometers southeast of Istanbul. It was once the capital of the Sultanate of Rome, the Nicaean Empire and the Ottoman Empire (133 1 year, Orhan I occupied this city and became the capital of the Ottoman Empire for a short time).

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The first immigrants in the city should be Messianobuko, and then Antioch I ruled this area and rebuilt the city in 3 15 BC, which was then called antigone Asia (? ντιγονε? α)。

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/kloc-in 0/23, Emperor Hadrian visited Nicea after the earthquake and rebuilt Nicea again. The wall of New Nicea is multilateral, about 5 kilometers long. However, the wall was not completed until the 3rd century, but the new wall failed to save the Nicaeans. In 258, Nicea was looted by the Goths and burned again.