The Limpopo River is a major river in southern Africa, flowing approximately 1,750 kilometers (1,087 miles) from its source in South Africa through Botswana, Zimbabwe, and into Mozambique. It forms part of the border between South Africa and Botswana and is known for its diverse ecosystems and rich wildlife. The river's basin supports various communities and agricultural activities, providing water for irrigation and drinking. The Limpopo River is also significant for its cultural heritage, with historical importance to local tribes and communities. Its delta, where it meets the Indian Ocean, is a vital area for biodiversity.