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This map of Zambia shows a large landlocked country, bordered by a total of 8 other countries including Malawi, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Namibia, Botswana and Mozambique.
Zambia is at the northern edge of the southern Africa region, on a gently undulating plateau which is between 900 and 1 500 metres high. The capital city is Lusaka, which has become quite a major travel hub, and is the location of the country's main international airport.
As you can see from our Zambia map, there are many national parks and wilderness reserves scattered throughout the country. Kafue is by far the largest and oldest of Zambia's parks, to the east lies the Lower Zambezi National Park (great for relaxing by the river and canoe safaris), to the north is Zambia's best known park, the South Luangwa (an impressive wildlife sanctuary famous for walking safaris), and just above that the wild and remote North Luangwa.
In the south-west corner lies one of Zambia's major attractions - Victoria Falls. Known by the local people as 'Mosi-oa-Tunya' - 'the Smoke that Thunders' - this spectacular sight is the widest curtain of falling water in the world; formed by the Zambezi River crashing about 100 metres over a 1.6km precipice.
You can use this Zambia map to help plan your African safari. Click on specific areas to navigate to more detailed content, maps of Zambia's park and attractions, and accommodation listings in our travel guide.
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