Chobe District

Chobe District stretches from the Chobe River in the north to the drier Kalahari interior in the south, encompassing riverine floodplains, mopane woodland and sandy savanna. Along the Namibian border, the Chobe River supplies a permanent ribbon of water that draws wildlife to its banks; farther south, seasonal channels and broad, dusty plains set a markedly different rhythm. Chobe National Park, established in 1967, protects much of this environment and is strongly associated with Botswana’s large elephant populations. Kasane, the district’s administrative centre, is the main town and a base for travel across the north. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Chobe District.

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