Victoria Falls

Victoria Falls is the widest in the world

At least one person dies each year at the Devil's Pool.

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The Victoria falls is in Africa, so it is in the southern Hemisphere.

Mosi oa Tunya meaning the smoke that thunders

The Victoria Falls is on the Zambezi River between Zimbabwe and Zambia, however it does not end the river. - The Zambezi flows on for another 400 miles or so to enter Lake Cahoro Basso in Mozambique.

Managers protect Victoria falls by trying to monitor the amount of tourist that drop rubbish around the area, there are over 500,000 tourists that visit each year as well as 150 000 fisherman that are slowly decreasing the amount of fish in the river.

The water from Victoria Falls falls approximately 360 feet, or 108 meters.

Victoria was named after Queen Victoria of Britain.

At the time when Victoria separated from New South Wales, the colonies of Australia were still under British rule. Queen Victoria was the reigning monarch of the time, so it was prudent to honour her by naming a state after her.

Latitude: 17°55′28″S

Longitude: 25°51′24″E

Victoria falls is made out of molten lava.

Look at it another way, 300,000 people a year visit the Falls

The Victoria Falls or Mosi-oa-Tunya (the Smoke that Thunders) are in southern Africa between Zambia and Zimbabwe.
On the the Zambezi River between the countries of Africa Zambia and Zimbabwe.

The first European to see the Falls was David Livingstone in November 1855 and named them in honour of Queen Victoria

You may say that the Victoria Falls is a complex biotic community characterized by distinctive plant and animal species and maintained under the climatic conditions of the region.

The famous Victoria Falls is 4.35 billon feet long. It is twice as long and twice as wide as Niagra Falls. That is a famous fact!!!!!

Gambling and related activities such as nighttime shows and bars are the lifeblood of Las Vegas because it brings in lots and lots of money. However, comparatively little of it is used to counter the adverse environmental effects.

Las Vegas has expanded into much of Clark County, including the cities of North Las Vegas, Henderson, and Boulder City. The expansion of the city, both commercial and residential, has been into the surrounding desert. This has eliminated or degraded habitats for the native plants and animals. Some pristine areas do still exist.

The few agricultural activities may actually be damaging the ecosystem by accumulating salts in the water table, and by adding chemicals to the runoff water. Rainfall is only about 4.5 inches a year, and use of water to grow lawns and trees removes it from use for the natural plants, which fortunately need very little.

The Zambezi River, then comes Lake Canba then channel

On the Zambezi River, the boarders of Zimbabwe and Zambia

The Indian Ocean

612 miles, taking about 10 hours

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