Nauli za Mabasi Lindi kwenda Mikoani – Fares from Lindi to other Regions
Nauli za Mabasi kutoka Lindi kwenda Dar es Salaam, Lindi tto Mtwara, Lindi to Shinyanga, Lindi to Mwanza, Lindi to Kagera, Lindi to Mwanza, Lindi to Kahama, Lindi to Simiyu, Lindi to Kigoma, Lindi to Dodoma, Lindi to Singida, Lindi to Mara, Lindi to Mbeya, Lindi to Iringa, Lindi to Morogoro, Lindi To Tabora
Nauli za Mabasi Lindi kwenda Mikoani – Fares from Lindi to other Regions
Lindi Region is one of Tanzania’s 31 administrative regions. The regional capital is the municipality of Lindi. The region is home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, namely; Kilwa Kisiwani and Selous Game Reserve.
According to the 2012 national census, the region had a population of 864,652, which was lower than the pre-census projection of 960,236.[2]: page 2 For 2002–2012, the region’s 0.9 percent average annual population growth rate was the 29th highest in the country.It was also the least densely populated region with 13 people per square kilometer
Nauli za Mabasi Mbeya Kwenda Mikoani – Fares from Mbeya to other Regions
Geology and terrain
Lindi region is the third largest region in Tanzania with a total area of 66,040 square kilometers, after Morogoro region at 70,624 square kilometers. Lindi ‘s size is around 7.1% of the entire Tanzanian territory.
In comparison Lindi is larger than the island nation of Sri Lanka which has a total land area of 62,732 square kilometers. The Lindi Region borders on Pwani Region, Morogoro Region, Ruvuma Region, and Mtwara Region. Lindi Bay is located in the region is one of the largest bays in the country. The highest peak in Lindi region is Kongowele at 830m is located in Nachingwea District.
Lindi has 23 islands in its territory with the largest one being Songo Mnara Island, followed by Kilwa Kisiwani Island and Songo Songo Island. Lindi is home to a number of major rivers, the largest one being Mbwemkuru River. Other major rivers are Matandu River, Lukuledi River and Mavuji River. Some tributary rivers of the Rufiji River that begin in Lindi Region are Njenje River and Lukuliro River.
Lindi region is also home to the Tendaguru Formation, a Late Jurassic fossil record, where a complete skeleton of the largest land animals to ever exist; Giraffatitan was discovered by German colonizers during their occupation of the territory in the early 20th century. Other fossils that were found there are the Kentrosaurus, Janenschia, Tornieria, Tendaguria, Dysalotosaurus, Australodocus, Elaphrosaurus, Veterupristisaurus and Dicraeosaurus species of dinosaurs.
Flora and Fauna
Much of the western part of the Lindi Region is in the Nyerere National Park and Selous Game Reserve covering 27% of the total Lindi soil at roughly 18,000 square kilometers, equivalent to the size of the nation of Kuwait.[3] Lindi region hosts both native African savanna wildlife and also Indian ocean fauna. The regional bird is the Malachite Kingfisher is found in more numbers in Lindi, especially at the Selous game reserve and Nyerere National Park. Interms of flora the Tamarind tree is found in abundance as it is cultivated together with the cashew tree. Lindi is also home to many native trees include the Miombo or ebony tree as well as other common savannah flora found in neighbouring regions and countries
