Mkomazi National Park, National park in Tanzania
Mkomazi National Park is a spectacular wilderness.
Established in 1951, Mkomazi is one of Tanzania's youngest national parks.
The name 'Mkomazi' is derived from Pare tribe's language meaning ‘water source’.
Mkomazi National Park lies on the Kenyan border just east of Kilimanjaro.
Mkomazi is a vital refuge for two highly endangered species: the black rhinoceros and the African wild dog.
Inception: 1951
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