Rivers in muchinga province. The province was created in 2011 after detaching it from mother province– Northern Province. Muchinga Province is in the northeast of Zambia. The village of Chozi is in the vicinity. The province is named after Muchinga Escarpment on which the province predominantly sits. There are 60 different animal species and over 400 different bird species in It covers a small range of mountains and hills, and is principally covered in miombo woodlands, with a number of rivers and streams, and a few areas of grassland, both on drier land or in the form of seasonally wet dambos. The province covers a surface area of about The Chozi is a river of Muchinga Province in northeastern Zambia, and tributary of the upper Chambeshi River. Muchinga is Zambia’s newest province. . Established in 2011 out of the southern part of Northern Province, it is named for the Muchinga Mountains that divide the Luangwa and Chambeshi rivers and run along the western border of North Luangwa National Park, one of three national parks in the province. The main rivers of the province are the Luangwa River, a major left tributary of the Zambezi, and the Chambeshi River, a tributary of Lake Bangweulu, in the drainage basin of the Congo. The Park hosts a wide variety of wildlife, birds and vegetation. Muchinga Province is one of the 10 provinces in Zambia. The source of the Luangwa is located in the province. The watershed between the The main rivers of the province are the Luangwa River, a major left tributary of the Zambezi, and the Chambeshi River, a tributary of Lake Bangweulu, in the drainage basin of the Congo. The main rivers of the province are the Luangwa River, a major left tributary of the Zambezi, and the Chambeshi River, a tributary of Lake Bangweulu, in the drainage basin of the Congo. The Luangwa River is the most intact major river system in Africa and is the life-blood of this 9059 km2 Park. One of the tributaries of the Chozi is Nbumba Stream. kcuvihruaycsltmfeqsuhhgomwucrxxaxrmlnbfp