Livingstone
Country: Zambia
Region: Africa
Period: 1907-1935
Location: -17.85°N, 25.866667°E
Description
Livingstone is a city in present-day Zambia, named after the famous British missionary and explorer David Livingstone. It served as the capital of North-Western Rhodesia, a British protectorate that later became part of Zambia after independence.
Modern Remains
Today, Livingstone remains an important city in Zambia, renowned for its proximity to Victoria Falls, one of the world's most famous natural landmarks. The Livingstone Museum, dedicated to both the explorer and the city's history, houses colonial artifacts and cultural exhibits. The colonial architecture and historical sites around the town are key to understanding its role in the British colonial period.