Where is Zambia?

The Republic of Zambia is a landlocked country in south-central Africa, and most areas belong to plateau areas. It borders the Democratic Republic of Congo in the north, Tanzania in the northeast, Malawi in the east, Mozambique in the southeast, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia in the south and Angola in the west.

Zambia is named after the birthplace of Zambezi River and Congo River. Rich in copper mines, it is not called the country of copper mines. Zambia is a country with a high degree of urbanization in sub-Saharan Africa, and about half of the population of10 live in cities. Compared with neighboring countries, Zambia has good infrastructure and transportation.

topography

Most of the territory is plateau, with an altitude of 1000 ~ 1500m, and the terrain is generally inclined from northeast to southwest. The whole territory is divided into five regions according to landforms: the East African Rift Valley in the northeast, Katanga Plateau in the north, Kalahari Basin in the southwest, Luangwa-Malawi Plateau in the southeast and Luangwa River Basin in the middle.

Ma Fengga Mountain on the northeast border is 2164m above sea level, which is the highest point in China. Zambezi River flows through the west and south, and there is the famous Mosio Tunia Falls (Victoria Falls) on the river. The Ruapra River in the upper reaches of Congo River (Zaire River) originated in China.