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Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Resort City in Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe.

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  1. Victoria Falls

    Waterfall on the Zambezi River in Zambia and Zimbabwe.

    40%

  2. Zimbabwe

    Country in Southeast Africa.

    9.8%

  3. Livingstone, Zambia

    City in Southern Province, Zambia.

    7.4%

  4. Zimbabwe national cricket team

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  5. Victoria Falls Airport

    Airport in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.

    7%

  6. Matabeleland North Province

    Province in Zimbabwe.

    6.2%

  7. Zambezi

    Major river in southern Africa.

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  8. Emmerson Mnangagwa

    President of Zimbabwe since 2017.

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  9. Victoria Falls Bridge

    Transnational bridge connecting Zambia and Zimbabwe.

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  10. Hwange District

    Administrative district in northwestern Zimbabwe.

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    14th edition of the Cricket World Cup.

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  2. Victoria Falls Airport

    Airport in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.

    4.8%

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    City in Southern Province, Zambia.

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    Passenger aircraft which was shot down in 1978.

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    Waterfall on the Zambezi River in Zambia and Zimbabwe.

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  6. Zambezi

    Major river in southern Africa.

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  7. Provinces of Zimbabwe

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    Hotel in Zimbabwe.

    1.2%

  9. Victoria Falls Bridge

    Transnational bridge connecting Zambia and Zimbabwe.

    0.97%

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    Prime Minister of Rhodesia from 1964 to 1979.

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