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North-east of the Okavango Delta
are the Chobe and Linyanti Game Reserves. These are well known
for their predators and large concen-
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| trations of game, especially elephants.
The many varied habitats within the parks, e.g. marshes, dry
woodlands, riverine forests, some rivers and the famous Savuti
Channel make this area worth a visit. The Savuti Channel connects
the Linyanti River with the Savuti Marsh. The last time it carried
water was in 1980. Today it is an open grass savannah with massive
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| The Linyanti Wildlife Reserve
is a private game park. It borders the Chobe National Park on
the west and covers an area of 275 000 acres. |
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| This area is very different to
the Okavango and gives the traveller a broader and more balanced
impression of the country. |
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