Botswana


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A Map of Botswana

__Significant Geographical Features of Botswana__ The Kalahari Desert is a significant geographical feature bed ause it cover about 80% of Botswana, meaning most towns and villages are made up of it. The way that the people adapt and live in it shapes a lot of the culture.

The Okavango Delta is a significant geographical feature because it is a major water supply for the people of Botswana.

Gaborone, the capital of Botswana, is a significant geographical feature because it houses many large companies and industries in Botswana, including the Botswana Stock Exchange.

The Tsodilo Hills are a significant geographical feature because it holds a sort of record of Botswana heritage. In the hills, there are over 4,500 rock paintings made by some of the first settlers in Botswana.

__Significant Cultural Features of Botswana__

The Jwaneng Diamond Mine is a significant cultural feature because diamonds are Botswana's primary export.

Cattle farming is a significant cultural feature because cattle are a very large export of Botswana. Most Botswana families own at least one cow.

Bogobe is a type of porridge that can be served for any meal of the day. It is a significant cultural feature because it is one the major staples in Botswana.

HIV/AIDS are significant cultural features in Botswana, because 24.8% of people in Botswana have it. It is a big problem in Botswana, and they are funneling a lot of money into giving medications to people and teaching the citizens how to prevent it.