Waterfall Victoria

Victoria is a picturesque waterfall on the Zambezi River, Africa. It is located in the territory of Zimbabwe and Zambia. Victoria can be divided into four waterfalls - Devil's Cataract, Rainbow, Chief Falls and Eastern Cataract. With its length of 1.7 km, the waterfall is the most comprehensive in the world. The name of the waterfall is given by David Livingstone in 1855, who named it for Queen Victoria. Locals call the waterfall Mosiah-Oa-Tunney, which translated means "blaring smoke. Victoria Falls is very picturesque natural views. Its waters fall into the valley, allowing it to be covered with a look from a distance. During the rainy period waterfall can be seen much more difficult because it is wrapped in water vapor. However, they can be seen 50 miles away.