Shashe River basin

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The Shashe River basin is a river drainage area in southern Africa that encompasses the historically significant region where the Kingdom of Mapungubwe once flourished.

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Shashe River basin canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf drainage basin
river basin
archaeologicalSignificance Iron Age settlements
early state formation in southern Africa
associatedWith Kingdom of Mapungubwe
early gold and ivory trade routes
borderRegionBetween Botswana and South Africa
Botswana and Zimbabwe
South Africa and Zimbabwe
contains Mapungubwe Cultural Landscape
Mapungubwe Hill
Mapungubwe region
confluence of Shashe River and Limpopo River
containsProtectedArea Mapungubwe National Park
Northern Tuli Game Reserve
linked to: Khutse Game Reserve
continent Africa
country Botswana
South Africa
Zimbabwe
drainedBy Shashe River
drainsInto Limpopo River
hasBiodiversity bird diversity
large mammal populations
hasClimate semi-arid
hasEcosystemType riparian woodland
semi-arid savanna
hasGeomorphologicalFeature alluvial floodplains
sandstone hills
hasHydrologicalCharacteristic ephemeral river flow in many tributaries
hasLandUse commercial farming
subsistence farming
tourism
hasMajorRiver Mzingwane River
Shashane River
Shashe River
Tuli River NERFINISHED
hasSeasonality summer rainfall
historicallySignificantFor Kingdom of Mapungubwe
locatedIn southern Africa
linked to: Southern Africa
partOf Limpopo River basin
threatenedBy land degradation
water scarcity
timePeriodOfMajorKingdom c. 11th–13th centuries CE
tributaryOf Limpopo River basin
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteWithin Mapungubwe Cultural Landscape
usedFor agriculture
livestock grazing
wildlife conservation

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Kingdom of Mapungubwe locatedIn Shashe River basin