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Rhodes Matopos National Park

park, Zimbabwe
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  • Matopo Hills
    Matopo Hills

    The Rhodes Matopos National Park was founded in 1902 as an estate with pastoral and arable land leased to private farmers or the government, an extensive experimental farm, and a game park. Accessible by road from Bulawayo, 5.5 miles (8.8 km) north, the national park occupies…

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    The Rhodes Matopos National Park was founded in 1902 as an estate with pastoral and arable land leased to private farmers or the government, an extensive experimental farm, and a game park. Accessible by road from Bulawayo, 5.5 miles (8.8 km) north, the national park occupies…

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