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instanceOf
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colonial-era city name
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former name of a city
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capitalOf
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Rhodesia
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Southern Rhodesia
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Zimbabwe
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climate
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subtropical highland climate
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colonialPower
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United Kingdom
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continent
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Africa
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coordinateSystem
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Eastern Hemisphere
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Southern Hemisphere
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country
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Rhodesia
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Southern Rhodesia
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Zimbabwe
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dateRenamed
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18 April 1982
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economicRole
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center for mining and agriculture administration
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center for tobacco trade
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elevation
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about 1483 metres
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about 4865 feet
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foundedBy
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British South Africa Company
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Pioneer Column
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foundingDate
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1890
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hasFeature
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served as administrative and commercial center of Rhodesia
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historicalEra
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British colonial period in Zimbabwe
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languageOfOfficialName
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English
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locatedIn
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Mashonaland
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Mashonaland Province
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northeastern Zimbabwe
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modernName
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Harare
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namedAfter
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Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury
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partOf
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British Empire in Africa
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reasonForRenaming
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post-independence Africanization of place names
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region
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Southern Africa
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replacedBy
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Harare
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replaces
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Salisbury
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role
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capital city of Rhodesia
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capital city of Southern Rhodesia
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capital city of Zimbabwe
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significantEvent
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became capital of Southern Rhodesia in 1890s
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retained as capital after Zimbabwean independence in 1980
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statusChange
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renamed Harare in 1982
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timeZone
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Central Africa Time
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transportRole
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major railway hub in central Zimbabwe
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urbanType
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planned colonial city
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usedAsNameUntil
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1982
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UTCOffset
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+2
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