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Nogatsaa and Tchinga, Chobe National Park
Nogatsaa and Tchinga in the Chobe National Park are probably the most
under-utilised and exciting game areas in the Chobe National Park.
Just seventy kilometres south of Serondela, comprising a cluster of
clay-bottomed pans that hold water well into winter. They are surrounded
by a mixture of open grassland, mopane forest and mixed deciduous
forests which attract a variety of animal life. This area has not
yet been developed. The Ngwezumba River has its otigins in this region
and by the time it reaches the old dam wall, it has carved a deep
gorge for itself. The river is non-perennial and flows only after
exeptionally heavy rainfall.
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