| Congo - LoveToKnow 1911 (5554 words) |
 | The large river, known as the Luapula (Great River), which issues from Bangweulu in 11° 31' S. and runs south through this swamp, may be regarded as a continuation of the Chambezi, there being a channel from the one stream to the other. |
| Before entering Mweru (q.v.) the Luapula again passes through a swampy region of deltaic character, a great part of the water escaping eastwards by various channels, and after spreading over a wide area finally passing into Mweru by lagoon-like channels east of the main Luapula mouth. |
| The river issuing from Lake Kisale is called Kamolondo; it has a width varying from 300 to loon ft. and an average depth of io ft. From Konde Rapids to those of Dia in 5° 20' - a distance of 300 m. |
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