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Area Total: 2 969 850 ha (7.2% of entire Limpopo basin)
Lowest Elevation: 855 m
Highest Elevation: 2 135 m
Number of Dams: 19
Number of Mines: 182
Main Cities: Johannesburg, Pretoria
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Current ongoing initiatives.

LIMCOM's current ongoing interventions being undertaken

Aquatic ecosystems support a wide diversity of life. Hatfield 2010
Co-implementation of the USAID funded Southern Africa’s Resilient Waters Programme
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The Limpopo River, Legodimo Nature Reserve, Botswana. DiPerna 2009
Conjunctive surface-groundwater management of SADC shared waters: generating principles through fit-for-purpose practice to SADC Member States.
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Rains during the flooding of the Limpopo River basin in 2000. Humpheries 2000
Consolidation and Expansion of the Limpopo Early Warning Flood Forecast System (EWFFS)
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The confluence of the Shashe and Limpopo Rivers in Mapungubwe National Park, South Africa. Windpomp 2008
Development of Climate Change Scenarios for the Limpopo River Basin
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The geography of the landscape is an important determining factor in water resource availability and distribution. Hatfield 2010
Integrated Transboundary River Basin Management for the Sustainable Development of the Limpopo River Basin
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