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Chobe National Park is arguably Botswana’s next most well known conservation area, after the Okavango Delta. It is a surprising diverse Park, from its northern border at the Chobe River, to the now dry Savute Channel, and beyond to the borders of the Moremi Wildlife Reserve/ Okavango Delta.
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The Kalahari Desert is surprisingly large (some 900 000 square kilometres in extent), and it occupies central and south-western Botswana, parts of west central South Africa and eastern Namibia. The ‘desert’ sits within the Kalahari basin, which stretches into Angola and Zambia in the north, through Botswana into Zimbabwe in the east, south to the Orange River in South Africa, and west to the highlands of Namibia. The basin is estimated to have been formed some 60 million years ago, at the time when Africa became a continent.
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Botswana is home to the unique Okavango Delta, a large part of the Kalahari Desert, Chobe National Park and the beautiful and diverse Moremi Game Reserve.
Although often referred to as separate destinations within Botswana, the Okavango Delta and Moremi Game Reserve together form one of the most interesting areas – in terms of geology, flora and fauna.
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