Lusaka Province facts for kids
Lusaka Province is a region in Zambia, a country in southern Africa. Its capital city is Lusaka, which is also the capital city of Zambia itself! Even though it's the smallest province in Zambia, covering about 21,896 square kilometers, it's the most crowded. Many people live here, making it the most populated province in the country.
About Lusaka Province
Lusaka Province is one of Zambia's ten provinces. It might be the smallest in size, but it has the most people living in it. In 2010, over 2.1 million people called Lusaka Province home. This means it's also the most densely populated province, with about 100 people living in every square kilometer.
Geography and Location
Lusaka Province is located in the central part of Zambia. It shares its borders with two other countries: Zimbabwe and Mozambique. A special place called the Lower Zambezi National Park separates it from these neighbors. This park is known for its amazing wildlife and beautiful nature.
Travel and Airports
If you want to fly into Lusaka Province, there are two main airports. The larger one is Kenneth Kaunda International Airport, which is in Chongwe District. The other airport is Lusaka City Airport, located right in the city of Lusaka. These airports help people travel to and from the province, connecting it to other parts of Zambia and the world.
Images for kids
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Lusaka, the capital city of the country and the province
See also
In Spanish: Provincia de Lusaka para niños
