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Victoria Falls Bridge was completed in 1905 as part of Cecil Rhodes' Cape to Cairo railway vision. It spans 198 meters across the Zambezi Gorge, 128 meters above the river. Designed by Sir Ralph Freeman, it's a steel arch bridge used for rail, road, and foot traffic.

The gorge swing is located near the bridge and involves a 70-meter freefall before swinging across the Batoka Gorge. It's one of the world's highest commercial swings. Can be done facing forward or backward, and offers incredible views of the gorge.

Yes, the Flying Fox zipline runs 425 meters across the Batoka Gorge, reaching speeds up to 106 km/h. It offers spectacular views of the bridge, river, and gorge. Located near the bridge, it's operated by the same company as the bungee and swing.

The Zambezi River is essential: It provides the water (average flow 1,088 m³/s), has carved the gorge over millennia, supports local ecosystems, and offers activities like rafting and cruises. The river basin covers 1.3 million km² across eight countries.

It's a mini-golf course in Bath, England (not at the actual falls) themed around Victoria Falls. Features waterfalls, caves, and African-themed obstacles. Popular family attraction but unrelated to the actual waterfall in Africa.