ZAMBEZI

large river, E. Africa: generally regarded as northern limit of. Africa; rises in N.W. Rhodesia, near Congo and Portug. frontier, in 11° 21’ 3’’ §8., 24° 32’ E., general course 8.E.; flows through Portug. W. Africa, Rhodesia, Portug. E. Africa; enters Ind. Ocean by several branches (most important Chinde). Length over 2,000 navigation is interrupted by Supuma Rapids, Victoria Falls (q¢.v.), in Rhodesia Kebrabasa Rapids, in Portug. E. Africa, and silting at mouths. Principal tribuShirs; different parts of Z. known as Explored by Living stone, 1851, 1853, Hill, Gibbons. town, port of entry, Mindanao, Philippine Islands. Pop. 3,600. E.), district, on Helmund River, Afghanistan; chief town, Musa Kala. province, in Leon, Spain; generally level. Pop. 273,045. Capital, Zamora (41° 32’ N., 5° 47" W.); fine cathedral; wine, wheat. Pop. 16,500. 1605), Polish soldier and statesmen, cCommander-in-chief of Polish army against Ru ia, 1580-82; defended en frontiers against Turks, Co acks, an Swedes. Patron of lit. and author.