Republic of Zambia

Zambia

Also known as: Republic of Zambia, Icalo ca Zambia (Bemba), Cisi ca Zambia (Tonga), Chalo cha Zambia (Chitumbuka), Naha ya Zambia (Lozi), Dziko la Zambia (Chewa)

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Republic of Zambia

Lusaka

Lusaka, Zambia WEATHER

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Zambia is a landlocked country in southern Africa characterized by highland plateaus, river systems including the Zambezi River, vast savannas, and major natural features such as Victoria Falls.

Zambia

📍 Zambia is a landlocked country located in Southern Africa, positioned on a high plateau in the central part of the continent. It is bordered by Democratic Republic of the Congo to the north, Tanzania to the northeast, Malawi to the east, Mozambique to the southeast, Zimbabwe to the south, Botswana and Namibia to the southwest, and Angola to the west.

Zambia’s landscape consists mainly of high plateaus, with some hills and river valleys. The country is home to the Zambezi River, which forms part of its southern border and includes Victoria Falls, one of the largest and most famous waterfalls in the world.

Zambia’s location in southern Africa has historically made it part of regional trade networks, while its rivers and natural resources play an important role in its economy and environment.

Capital

Lusaka, Lusaka

(Lusaka, Lusaka)

👥 ~3,000,000

Largest Cities

Lusaka, Lusaka

(Lusaka, Lusaka)

👥~3,000,000

Ndola, Copperbelt

(Ndola, Copperbelt)

👥~600,000

Kitwe, Copperbelt

(Kitwe, Copperbelt)

👥~520,000

Kabwe, Central

(Kabwe, Central)

👥~300,000

Chingola, Copperbelt

(Chingola, Copperbelt)

👥~250,000

Mufulira, Copperbelt

(Mufulira, Copperbelt)

👥~230,000

Livingstone, Southern

(Livingstone, Southern)

👥~200,000

Luanshya, Copperbelt

(Luanshya, Copperbelt)

👥~180,000

Chipata, Eastern

(Chipata, Eastern)

👥~150,000

Kasama, Northern

(Kasama, Northern)

👥~140,000

Mongu, Western

(Mongu, Western)

👥~130,000

Kalulushi, Copperbelt

(Kalulushi, Copperbelt)

👥~120,000

Mazabuka, Southern

(Mazabuka, Southern)

👥~110,000

Solwezi, North-Western

(Solwezi, North-Western)

👥~100,000

Kafue, Lusaka

(Kafue, Lusaka)

👥~95,000

Mansa, Luapula

(Mansa, Luapula)

👥~90,000

Kasumbalesa, Copperbelt

(Kasumbalesa, Copperbelt)

👥~85,000

Choma, Southern

(Choma, Southern)

👥~80,000

Kapiri Mposhi, Central

(Kapiri Mposhi, Central)

👥~75,000

Nakonde, Muchinga

(Nakonde, Muchinga)

👥~70,000

Sesheke, Western

(Sesheke, Western)

👥~65,000

Samfya, Luapula

(Samfya, Luapula)

👥~60,000

Chinsali, Muchinga

(Chinsali, Muchinga)

👥~55,000

Petauke, Eastern

(Petauke, Eastern)

👥~50,000

Kawambwa, Luapula

(Kawambwa, Luapula)

👥~45,000

What is an ISO Country Code?

ISO country codes come from the international standard ISO 3166 created by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). These codes are used worldwide in databases, aviation systems, banking, shipping, and international data systems to uniquely identify countries and territories.

ISO 3166-1 codes are the two-letter country codes such as US, FR, or JP. These are called Level-1 ISO codes.

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ISO 3166-2 codes represent states, provinces, or regions. Example: US-AZ = Arizona CA-ON = Ontario Subdivision codes do not have flag emojis.

ISO-2 Code: ZM

ISO-3 Code: ZMB

ISO Numeric Code: 894

ZM