Khami River
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The Khami River is a watercourse in southwestern Zimbabwe that flows near the historic Khami Ruins, an important archaeological site of the precolonial Torwa state.
Aliases (2)
Statements (26)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
river
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| associatedWith |
Khami Ruins
→
Torwa state → |
| continent |
Africa
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| country |
Republic of Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe → |
| drainageBasin |
southwestern Zimbabwe river basins
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| flowsNear |
Khami Ruins
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| flowsThrough |
Matabeleland region
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| hasCulturalSignificanceFor |
local communities in southwestern Zimbabwe
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| hasHistoricalSignificanceFor |
Torwa state
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| influencedDevelopmentOf |
Khami Ruins settlement
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| languageRegion |
Ndebele-speaking areas of Zimbabwe
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| locatedIn |
southwestern Zimbabwe
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| locatedNear |
Bulawayo
→
Khami Ruins → |
| nearbyArchaeologicalSite |
Khami Ruins
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| nearbyCity |
Bulawayo metropolitan area
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| nearbySettlement |
Khami
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| nearbyWorldHeritageSite |
Khami Ruins National Monument
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| partOf |
hydrology of southwestern Zimbabwe
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| region |
Matabeleland
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| supports |
riparian ecosystems in southwestern Zimbabwe
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| usedFor |
livestock watering
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local water supply (historically and/or presently) → small-scale irrigation (locally) → |
Referenced by (3)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Khami Ruins
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locatedOn |
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Murahwa Hill
("Mutare River valley")
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proximityTo |
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Mount Nyangani
("Nyamuziwa River")
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waterCatchmentFor |