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  • The '''Kazungula Ferry''' is a [[Pontoon (boat)|pontoon]] ferry across the 400-metre-wide [[Zambezi River]] between [[Botswana]] and [[Zamb In 2003 the ferry was the site of a [[disaster]] when a severely overloaded Zambian truck cap
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  • ...[[Kafue Ferry]] north of [[Chirundu, Zambia|Chirundu]] and the [[Chambeshi Ferry]] at [[Mbesuma]]. ...Zambia|Zambezi town]] and [[Mwinilunga]] in North-Western Province. If the ferry is not operating the only alternative to reach the other bank is a detour o
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  • ...[[Kafue Ferry]] north of [[Chirundu, Zambia|Chirundu]] and the [[Chambeshi Ferry]] at [[Mbesuma]]. ...Zambia|Zambezi town]] and [[Mwinilunga]] in North-Western Province. If the ferry is not operating the only alternative to reach the other bank is a detour o
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  • #REDIRECT [[MV Liemba ferry]]
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  • ...a River]] dividing Zambia and the Congo Pedicle territory of DR Congo. The ferry connects the principal Luapula highway to the Congo Pedicle road, a dirt hi ...007 construction started of the 350-metre ''Chembe Bridge'' to by-pass the ferry, due for completion in 2008. Subsequent paving of the Pedicle road will do
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  • Kazungula is home to the [[Kazungula Ferry]] across the 400 m wide river to [[Kazungula, Botswana|Kazungula]] in [[Bot ...n Zimbabwe and Botswana, 4.5 km (by road) south-east of the Kazungula Ferry, is also called [[Kazungula, Zimbabwe|Kazungula]].
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  • The '''Kazungula Ferry''' is a [[Pontoon (boat)|pontoon]] ferry across the 400-metre-wide [[Zambezi River]] between [[Botswana]] and [[Zamb In 2003 the ferry was the site of a [[disaster]] when a severely overloaded Zambian truck cap
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  • ...village of a few thousand people on the dirt road which runs from [[Chembe Ferry]] in the west.
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  • There is a small pontoon ferry across the river, with a beach lying on the opposite bank of the main chann ...bia|Kaoma]], and a gravel road to North-Western Province via the [[Kabompo Ferry]].
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  • ...ghly between the Chembe Ferry to Mansa road in the west and the [[Kapalala Ferry]] to [[Samfya]] road in the east. A single dirt road runs through the centr
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  • ...sp;km (87 mi) west across the sandy forested plain from the Kalongola Ferry across the [[Zambezi River]] just south of [[Senanga]].
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  • ...sport. Access to [[Mongu]], the provincial capital relies on the Kalongola Ferry across the Zambezi south of Senanga, and the Senanga-Mongu road, though pav ...his father.<ref>[http://www.unhcr.org/news/NEWS/3fb2053c4.html "Pavarotti ferry helps refugees in Zambia stay afloat."] ''UNHCR News'', Kalongola, Zambia,
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  • [[Ferry|Ferries]] sail from Nchelenge to [[Kilwa Island]] and [[Isokwe]]. In 2001 a
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  • ...mpo]], it develops a swampy floodplain up to 5&nbsp;km wide. The [[Kabompo Ferry]] on its lower course carries the main north-south gravel highway on the ea
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  • ...stone]] and [[Sesheke]] to [[Mongu]], which crosses the river by a pontoon ferry about 15&nbsp;km (9&nbsp;mi) south of Senanga. The section of the road to M
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  • ...he Kalungwishi bridge at Chipempe, which replaced the pontoon (Kalungwishi Ferry) in 2004. The falls can be viewed from the bank of the river at the top an
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  • ...bia|Kaoma]], and a gravel road to North-Western Province via the [[Kabompo Ferry]].
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  • The first Great West Road was a dirt road with [[pontoon ferry|pontoon ferries]] across rivers such as the [[Kafue River|Kafue]]. It passe ...on a 46-kilometre [[causeway]] across the [[Barotse Floodplain]], via the ferry across the Zambezi's main channel at Sandaula, which would then be replaced
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  • ...er as the tragic result of four people trying to use a [[dugout canoe]] to ferry a sick person to the hospital for care.<ref>{{cite journal|last=Johns|first
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  • ...shing]]. It is also home to a [[lighthouse]] and an [[airstrip]], while [[ferry|ferries]] sail to [[Chete Island]].
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  • *[[pontoon ferry|pontoon ferries]] at Sandaula, Libonda and Lukulu ...olution images of the causeways, showing some washed-out sections, and the ferry. Retrieved 20 November 2007.</ref> No information is available on the impac
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  • From the [[Chembe Ferry]] to Lake Mweru, the 300&nbsp;km long Luapula Valley has a higher rural pop ...rry operates between Kasenga and Kashiba, Zambia. Around 1950 the [[Chembe Ferry]] on the [[Congo Pedicle road]] became on the main vehicle crossing. The ri
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  • ...ats reach DR Congo, Tanzania and Burundi. The [[MV Liemba|MV ''Liemba'']] ferry sails from Mpulungu to [[Kasanga]] and [[Kigoma]] in western [[Tanzania]],
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  • ...There are no bridges in the area over the Luangwa or Zambezi, nor regular ferry services, but local people will take visitors across in small boats.<ref na
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  • ...ent of Mansa. The Luapula which forms the border is crossed by a passenger ferry to the north-west at Kasenga, and by a bridge to the south at [[Chembe]], b ...a bridge is under construction across the Luapula at Chembe to by-pass the ferry. Subsequent paving of the Pedicle Road will do much to improve Mansa's acce
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  • ...kland's ''The Phantom Flotilla'', among others.}} is a passenger and cargo ferry that runs along the eastern shore of [[Lake Tanganyika]]. The [[Marine Serv ...6-05-27}}</ref> ''Goetzen'' was designed to serve as a passenger and cargo ferry in conjunction with the ''Ostafrikanische Eisenbahngesellschaft'' ([[East A
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  • ...lake was the one from Mporokoso to its south-east shore where there was a ferry at Bulaya, but that has deteriorated and now the main highway is the one fr
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  • ...ulira]]-Mokambo-[[Chembe]] (links to [[Mansa, Zambia|Mansa]]) / ''[[Chembe Ferry]] — replacement bridge under construction — (Low usage level)'' ...swana|''BOTSWANA'']])-[[Sesheke]]-[[Namibia|NAMIBIA]] Road / ''[[Kazungula Ferry]] (Zambezi, planned to be replaced by a bridge) to Botswana,'' [[Katima Mul
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  • ..., necessitating heavier trucks making a long diversion via the [[Kazungula Ferry]] or [[Chirundu Bridge]]. The limit was raised after repairs in 2006,<ref>[
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  • ...e]] (with a feeder from [[Mpongwe]]) going through Mukobwe and Ibondo to a ferry across the Kafue and on to Ngabwe.<ref name="ITM"/> Two other dirt tracks c
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  • ...to Kalabo with a bridge over the Zambezi, replacing the current dry-season ferry at Sandaula. A paved highway would then be built north-west to the Angolan
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  • On Dec. 12, 2014, the ferry MV ''Mutambala'' capsized on Lake Tanganyika, and more than 120 lives were | title = DR Congo: Many dead after ferry sinks on Lake Tanganyika
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  • ...bsp;km from [[Botswana]] involving crossing the border at [[Kazungula]] by ferry. Livingstone is 470&nbsp;km from [[Lusaka]], taking the southbound Kafue Ro
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  • ...south as Aswan. In Egypt the railway is 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) . After a ferry link up on the Nile, the railway continues in Sudan from Wadi Halfa to Khar
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  • ...oad|southern highway]] to [[Livingstone, Zambia|Livingstone]], [[Kazungula Ferry|Botswana]] and [[Katima Mulilo Bridge|Namibia]] branches off it just south
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  • ****[[Kabompo Ferry]] ****[[Kazungula Ferry]]
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  • ...reached from the provincial capital [[Mongu]] by dirt tracks and a pontoon ferry over the Zambezi. Visitors need an off-road vehicle, and have to be complet
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  • ****[[Kabompo Ferry]] ****[[Kazungula Ferry]]
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  • ...[Pontoon (boat)|pontoon ferries]] were made in this way, such as the first ferry over the [[Luangwa River]] in 1929, which could carry a 1.5 ton truck. Padd
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  • ...gula Bridge]]—in August 2007 a deal was announced to replace the Kazungula Ferry, one of the largest river ferries in Southern Africa, with a road bridge wh ...ad bridge to replace the Caia ferry, which, with Kazungula, is the largest ferry across the river
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  • ...cassava and other produce from the northern area of the lake to [[Kapalala Ferry]] on the Luapula and from there to the [[Copperbelt]].<ref name="ITM"/><ref
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  • ...oncentrate]] cross Mweru on a large motorised [[Pontoon (boat)|pontoon]] [[ferry]] from Kilwa to Nchelenge, a distance of {{convert|44|km|mi}}, then drive {
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  • * Recently rehabilitated road to the [[Kazungula Ferry]] to link to [[Botswana]], and to Sesheke to connect with the Katima Mulilo
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  • ...e players so the coaching and administrative staff had to hire scooters to ferry them to the hotel, which turned out to be sub-standard. Zambia turned up on
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  • *'''2014 Oct 24''' - At least 26 people died, most of them children, when a ferry capsized on [[Lake Kariba]].
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