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Central Zambezian Miombo woodlands (AT0704) covers most of the southeastern quarter of the DRC.
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Unlike the surrounding Central Zambezian Miombo woodlands that generally support animals only in fairly low densities, the wetlands and floodplains of this ecoregion provide habitats to large numbers of animals, as food and water are abundant throughout most of the year.
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Central Zambezian Miombo woodlands (AT0704) are the largest ecoregion in Burundi and are the dominant ecoregion in the southern part of the Albertine Rift around Lake Tanganyika.
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The Zambezi is the fourth longest river in Africa, threading through dense Miombo forests, croc-infested dambos, and in many cases, barren land adulterated by the human hand.
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Eastern Miombo woodlands (AT0706) cover a large swath of south Tanzania from Lake Malawi (Nyasa) in the east to close to (but not recahing) thecounty's Indian Ocean coast.
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Central Zambezian Miombo woodlands (AT0704) are the dominant ecoregion in the southern part of the Rift around Lake Tanganyika.
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Deep in the heart of the Miombo Biome lies the Mezimbite Forest Centre, an oasis of green halfway between Beira and Dondo in the South Central part of Mozambique.
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Central Zambezian Miombo woodlands (AT0704) dominate the western third of Tanzania and most of its border along Lake Tanganyika.
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Miombo woodlands are scattered throughout the ecoregion, occurring on well-drained slopes up to an elevation of 2,100 m.
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Miombo or mopane woodlands mostly surround these wetlands, although dry forest, secondary grasslands and Itigi thicket also occur locally.
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