Limpopo River

The Limpopo is a river in southern Africa that flows through or along Botswana, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique before reaching the Indian Ocean.

Marico River: A river in South Africa that joins the Crocodile River to form the Limpopo. Its confluence with the Crocodile marks the Limpopo’s formation.
Limpopo National Park: A protected area in Mozambique that forms part of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park. It protects landscapes along the Limpopo’s lower course.
Indian Ocean: The ocean between Africa, Asia, and Australia, receiving the Limpopo’s waters at the Mozambique coast. It is the river’s outlet.
Limpopo River mouth: The estuary where the Limpopo River reaches the Indian Ocean in Mozambique. This coastal endpoint completes the river’s route across southern Africa.
Crocodile River (Limpopo): A South African river that flows north to join the Marico River and form the Limpopo. It supplies one of the two rivers that meet at the Limpopo’s headwaters.
Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park: A transboundary conservation area linking protected lands in Mozambique, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. The river’s region is managed through this cross-border conservation initiative.
Botswana: A landlocked country in southern Africa crossed by the upper Limpopo system. The river and its tributaries meet Botswana along the country’s eastern edge.
Limpopo River floods: Flood events on the Limpopo River and its tributaries, often intensified by intense rainfall and cyclones. Flooding reveals the risks created by the river’s variable seasonal flow.
Shashe River: A river forming part of the border between Botswana and Zimbabwe before joining the Limpopo. Its confluence lies near the point where the Limpopo turns eastward.
Limpopo Province: A province in northeastern South Africa named after the Limpopo River. The river gives its name to a major administrative region along its course.

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