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    Site 758
    Victoria Falls
          These waterfalls on the
    Zambesi River at the border of Southern Rhodesia and Northern
    Rhodesia are 5,700 feet wide. It is 2,850 ft above sea level
    where the river is crossed by an outcrop of Tertiary basalt.
    The river falls abruptly, with a great roar and in a cloud of
    spray, over the edge of a chasm. The native Makololu name,
    mosi-oa-tunya, means "the smoke that thunders". Between
    Livingston and Cataract islands are the Main falls, 355 ft
    deep. The chasm varies in width fro 80 to 200 feet. The
    Zambesi subsequently passes through a series of narrow zigzag
    gorges.
      David Livingston discovered
    and named the falls on November 16th, 1855. Immediately below
    them, a 650 ft rail and road bridge was opened in 1904. The
    township of Livingston, Northern Rhodesia, is seven miles
    north. The falls have become a tourist attraction, and a
    hydroelectric station, unobtrusively sited downstream, was
    opened in 1938.
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