Chipata
Country: Zambia
Region: Africa
Period: 1900-1911
Location: -13.645278°N, 32.646389°E
Description
Fort Jameson, now known as Chipata, was established in the early 20th century as a colonial outpost in North-Eastern Rhodesia (modern-day Zambia). Located near the border with Malawi, it served as a key administrative and military station for the British South Africa Company.
Modern Remains
Today, Chipata is a growing regional city and the capital of Zambia's Eastern Province. While colonial architecture and town planning traces remain, the city has evolved into a vibrant commercial and cultural center. Museums and historical buildings reflect its colonial past, set alongside modern infrastructure and development.