Zambia–Angola border

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The Zambia–Angola border is an international boundary in south-central Africa separating Zambia and Angola, crossing remote regions of rivers, waterfalls, and sparsely populated terrain.

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Label Occurrences
Zambia–Angola border canonical 2

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Statements (28)

Predicate Object
instanceOf international border
land border
borderRegimeCharacteristic limited official crossing points
relatively low cross-border infrastructure
continent Africa
country1 Zambia
country2 Angola
createdFrom British colonial administration in Northern Rhodesia
Portuguese colonial administration in Angola
crossesFeatureType rivers
waterfalls
hasEconomicCharacteristic low formal trade volume compared to other Zambian borders
hasEnvironmentalCharacteristic passes through areas of natural vegetation
passes through wildlife habitats
hasHistoricalContext colonial-era boundary between British and Portuguese territories in Africa
hasNeighboringCountryOnAngolanSide Democratic Republic of the Congo
hasNeighboringCountryOnZambianSide Democratic Republic of the Congo
Namibia
hasSecurityCharacteristic historically affected by conflict in Angola
hasTerrainCharacteristic remote
sparsely populated
locatedInRegion south-central Africa
partOf borders of Angola
borders of Zambia
separates Angola
Zambia
usedFor demarcation of territorial sovereignty
separation of national jurisdictions

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Chavuma Falls borderProximity Zambia–Angola border
Luvale people borderRegion Zambia–Angola border