- The
Natural regions of
Burundi (French: Régions
naturelles du Burundi) are
geographical subdivisions of
Burundi that date to
colonial times. They can be...
-
Malagarasi River. The
Rukoziri River is the
first major affluent of the
Malagarazi River downstream from its source, the
Nyakabanda being the second. The...
- precipitation. The Mutsindozi-
Malagarazi marsh subsystem is
formed by two
branches of the
Mutsindozi River,
flowing into the
Malagarazi River. The
first branch...
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tributary of the
Malagarasi River. The
Muyovozi River is in the Mosso-
Malagarazi depression,
which has
forest galleries in
wooded fringes along the watercourses...
- well as
Lakes - Lake Bangweulu, Mweru, Tanganyika, Upemba,
Rukwa and
Malagarazi. It is also
found in the
Okavango Basin and
lower reaches of
coastal systems...
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Rusizi 10,673 26,370 Parc
National de la
Ruvubu 50,800 126,000
Paysage Aquatique Protégé du Nord 16,242 40,130 Réserve
Naturelle de la
Malagarazi 800 2,000...
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collects the
waters of the
northern part of the Moso depression,
while the
Malagarazi River collects the
waters of the
southern part. The
river irrigates part...
- are a zone of
separation between the
Bugesera District and the Mosso-
Malagarazi District. The
capital of the
commune is at Busoni.
There is a
health center...
-
freshwater lakes. They are
known for
being in Lake
Tanganyika and the
Malagarazi River. Ntakimazi, G. (2006). "Brycinus rhodopleura". IUCN Red List of...
- as of 2000.
Parts of the
marshes of the Rugusye, the
Rumpungwe and the
Malagarazi are the only
mineral marshes in
Burundi that are
permanently flooded....
