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Mozambique's land use is primarily divided among agriculture, forestry, and natural reserves. Approximately 40% of the land is arable, with agriculture being a vital sector for the economy, focusing on crops like maize, cassava, and sugarcane. Additionally, vast areas are dedicated to forestry and wildlife conservation, which play important roles in preserving biodiversity and supporting tourism. Urban areas are concentrated in cities like Maputo, but rural settlements dominate the landscape.
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What land areas are separated by the Mozambique channel?
Mozambique and the island nation of Madagascar
What is the type of money do Mozambique use?
Mozambique uses Meticais.
What country of the equator has the most land with an elevation below 1000 feet?
Mozambique
What type of money does Mozambique use?
Metical
What monetary unit does Mozambique use?
Metical
What country south of the equator has the most land with an elevation below 1000 feet?
Mozambique
What coins do people in Mozambique use?
its euroallright idiots
What are the former names of Mozambique?
As far as I can find out, it was known as Sofa, until the Portuguese arrived in 1498. When it was ruled by an Arab Sheik named Musa bin Ba'ik. It is thought that this name was anglicized into Mozambique.
What country south of the equator in Africa has the most land with an elevation below 1000 feet?
Mozambique.
What channel separates the island of Madagascar from the continent of Africa?
The Mozambique Channel
Why did Mozambique get colonized?
The British South Africa Company colonized Zambia in the 1890s. In return for colonizing, the BSAC was given the rights over all mineral resources within the colony.
Can you drive from Beira Mozambique to Nacala Mozambique?
Can we drive from Beira Mozambique to Nacala port in Mozambique
