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Kafue

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Kafue

River in central Zambia, a tributary of the Zambezi, 965 km/600 mi long. The upper reaches of the river form part of the Kafue National Park (1951). Kafue town, 44 km/27 mi south of Lusaka, population (2000) 45,900, is the centre of Zambia's heavy industry, which includes engineering and textiles. A hydroelectric power station opened in 1972 on the lower Kafue River at Kafue Gorge; its 600,000-kilowatt generating facility was expanded to 900,000 in the late 1970s by the construction of a storage dam upstream, see Kafue dam.



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First discovered in the 1930's, the Lubembe North deposit is hosted in Lower Roan sediments on the northern margin of the Kafue anticline and appears to be associated with basement faulting.
This includes the 9 kilometer strike extension of the Lubembe Copper deposit located on the northern edge of the Kafue anticline, 35 kilometers from the famous Zambian copper-cobalt open-pit at Nchanga (3.
 
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