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Origin Destination Distance INDICATIVE ROAD DISTANCES IN ZIMBABWE Origin Destination Distance (Km) Beitbridge Bindura 667 Beitbridge Binga 756 Beitbridge Birchenough Bridge 460 Beitbridge Bubi 445 Beitbridge Buhera 524 Beitbridge Bulawayo 321 Beitbridge Centenary 726 Beitbridge Chegutu 572 Beitbridge Chikomba 471 Beitbridge Chimanimani 547 Beitbridge Chimhanda 817 Beitbridge Chinhoyi 664 Beitbridge Chipinge 504 Beitbridge Chiredzi 301 Beitbridge Chitekete 709 Beitbridge Chivu 439 Beitbridge Chivi 264 Beitbridge Glendale 638 Beitbridge Gokwe North (Nembudziya) 695 Beitbridge Gokwe South 609 Beitbridge Goromonzi 621 Beitbridge Guruve 725 Beitbridge Gwanda 195 Beitbridge Gweru 403 Beitbridge Harare 580 Beitbridge Hauna 685 Beitbridge Hwange 658 Beitbridge Jerera 353 Beitbridge Kadoma 537 Beitbridge Kariba 912 Beitbridge Karoi 752 Beitbridge Kwekwe 465 Beitbridge Lupane 492 Beitbridge Makoni 646 Beitbridge Marondera 654 Beitbridge Masvingo 288 Beitbridge Mazowe 614 Beitbridge Mount Darwin 737 Beitbridge Mudzi 798 Beitbridge Murehwa 667 Beitbridge Mutasa 646 Beitbridge Mutare 585 Beitbridge Mutoko 723 Beitbridge Mvurwi 679 Beitbridge Mwenezi 120 Beitbridge Nemangwe 669 Beitbridge Ngundu 194 Beitbridge Nharira 471 Beitbridge Nkayi 479 Beitbridge Nyanga 693 Beitbridge Plumtree 421 Beitbridge Rusape 678 Beitbridge Rushinga 801 Beitbridge Rutenga 140 Beitbridge Seke 559 Beitbridge Shamva 670 Beitbridge Shurugwi 369 Beitbridge Siakobvu 771 Beitbridge Tsholotsho 437 Beitbridge UMP 741 Beitbridge Wedza 581 Disclaimer: The information contained in this table is for general information purposes only. In no event will WFP or the Logistics Cluster be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever arising from the use of this information. 1 INDICATIVE ROAD DISTANCES IN ZIMBABWE Beitbridge Zaka 376 Beitbridge Zvimba 621 Beitbridge Zvishavane 336 Bulawayo Andra (via Shakawe) 1099 Bulawayo Banket 448 Bulawayo Beitbridge 321 Bulawayo Bikita 360 Bulawayo Bindura 526 Bulawayo Binga 435 Bulawayo Birchenough Bridge 452 Bulawayo Bubi 124 Bulawayo Buhera 378 Bulawayo Bulilamangwe 100 Bulawayo Bululima & Mangwe 189 Bulawayo Chegutu 333 Bulawayo Chimanimani 559 Bulawayo Chimhanda 676 Bulawayo Chinhoyi 425 Bulawayo Chipinge 516 Bulawayo Chipinge ( Via Chiredzi Route) 633 Bulawayo Chiredzi 434 Bulawayo Chitekete 470 Bulawayo Chivi 247 Bulawayo Chivu 300 Bulawayo Glendale 508 Bulawayo Gokwe North 456 Bulawayo Gokwe South 370 Bulawayo Gutu 339 Bulawayo Gwanda 126 Bulawayo Gweru 164 Bulawayo Harare 439 Bulawayo Hauna 647 Bulawayo Hwange 337 Bulawayo Insiza 81 Bulawayo Jerera 376 Bulawayo Kadoma 298 Bulawayo Kariba 673 Bulawayo Karoi 513 Bulawayo Kwekwe 226 Bulawayo Lupane 171 Bulawayo Maphisa 122 Bulawayo Marondera 513 Bulawayo Mashava 240 Bulawayo Masvingo 280 Bulawayo Matobo 122 Bulawayo Mberengwa 179 Bulawayo Mberengwa (Mataga) 261 Bulawayo Mount Darwin 592 Bulawayo Mudzi (kotwa) 668 Bulawayo Mutare 577 Bulawayo Mutasa 619 Bulawayo Mutoko 582 Bulawayo Mvuma 252 Bulawayo Mvurwi 538 Bulawayo Mwenezi 397 Bulawayo Nemangwe 430 Bulawayo Nkayi (via Truk Mine) 158 Bulawayo Nyanga 685 Bulawayo Nyazura 493 Bulawayo Plumtree 100 Bulawayo Rusape 518 Bulawayo Rushinga 656 Disclaimer: The information contained in this table is for general information purposes only. In no event will WFP or the Logistics Cluster be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever arising from the use of this information. 2 INDICATIVE ROAD DISTANCES IN ZIMBABWE Bulawayo Rutenga 377 Bulawayo Siyakobvu 532 Bulawayo Tongogara via Birchenough Bridge 536 Bulawayo Tongogara via Chiredzi 580 Bulawayo Tsholotsho 114 Bulawayo Turk Mine 70 Bulawayo UMP 611 Bulawayo Umzingwane 66 Bulawayo Victoria Falls 440 Bulawayo Zaka 368 Bulawayo Zvimba 388 Bulawayo Zvishavane 183 Gweru Banket 284 Gweru Beitbridge 403 Gweru Bindura 362 Gweru Binga (via Bulawayo) 599 Gweru Birchenough Bridge 336 Gweru Bubi 288 Gweru Buhera 214 Gweru Chegutu 169 Gweru Chimanimani 443 Gweru Chimhanda 512 Gweru Chinhoyi 261 Gweru Chipinge 400 Gweru Chiredzi 318 Gweru Chitekete 306 Gweru Chivi 139 Gweru Chivu 136 Gweru Gokwe North 292 Gweru Gokwe South 206 Gweru Gutu 175 Gweru Gwanda 290 Gweru Bulawayo 164 Gweru Harare 275 Gweru Hwange 501 Gweru Jerera 261 Gweru Kadoma 134 Gweru Kariba 509 Gweru Karoi 349 Gweru Kwekwe 62 Gweru Lupane 335 Gweru Marondera 349 Gweru Masvingo 164 Gweru Mberengwa 248 Gweru Mberengwa (Mataga) 230 Gweru Mount Darwin 432 Gweru Mutare 405 Gweru Mutasa 446 Gweru Mutoko 418 Gweru Mvuma 83 Gweru Mvurwi 374 Gweru Mwenezi 283 Gweru Nemangwe 266 Gweru Nkayi (via Silobela) 129 Gweru Nyanga 448 Gweru Nyazura 333 Gweru Plumtree 448 Gweru Rusape 354 Gweru Rushinga 492 Gweru Rutenga 263 Gweru Siyakobvu 368 Gweru Tsholotsho 278 Disclaimer: The information contained in this table is for general information purposes only. In no event will WFP or the Logistics Cluster be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever arising from the use of this information. 3 INDICATIVE ROAD DISTANCES IN ZIMBABWE Gweru UMP 447 Gweru Umzingwane 230 Gweru Victoria Falls 603 Gweru Zvimba 224 Gweru Zvishavane 119 Gweru Ngomayebani 109 Gweru Dayataya 120 Gweru Chenhunguru 129 Gweru Mhototi 163 Gweru Mutambi 154 Gweru Bembe Pry School 59 Gweru Chief Sogwala 71 Gweru Court 50 Gweru Gambiza Hall 33 Gweru Mangwande Primary 52 Gweru Masvori Clinic 45 Gweru Muchakata 37 Gweru Ndabamuhlope Pry 69 Gweru Nhlangano Pry 33 Gweru Shagari 49 Gweru Sikombingo Pry 45 Gweru Meeting House 25 Gweru Bambanani Pry 25 Harare Banket 93 Harare Battle Fields 198 Harare Beit Bridge 580 Harare Bindura 87 Harare Binga 503 Harare Birchenough Bridge 388 Harare Bubi 574 Harare Buffalo Range 477 Harare Buhera 226 Harare Bulawayo 439 Harare Centenary 144 Harare Chakari 144 Harare Checheche 494 Harare Chegutu 106 Harare Chikomba 182 Harare Chilimba 477 Harare Chimanimani 414 Harare Chimhanda 237 Harare Chinhoyi 115 Harare Chipinge 443 Harare Chiredzi 418 Harare Chirunya 282 Harare Chitekete 456 Harare Chitungwiza 20 Harare Chivhu 141 Harare Colleen Bawan 591 Harare Concession 52 Harare Dete 737 Harare Filabusi 484 Harare Francistown 643 Harare Gaborone 1082 Harare Glendale 58 Harare Gokwe North 442 Harare Gokwe South 356 Harare Goromonzi 41 Harare Gorwa PS 194 Harare Grootfontein 433 Harare Guruve 148 Harare Gutu 224 Disclaimer: The information contained in this table is for general information purposes only. In no event will WFP or the Logistics Cluster be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever arising from the use of this information. 4 INDICATIVE ROAD DISTANCES IN ZIMBABWE Harare Gwaai 697 Harare Gwanda 566 Harare Gweru 275 Harare Hauna 320 Harare Headlands 137 Harare Hwange 776 Harare Jerera 388 Harare Kabvumba 302 Harare Kadoma 141 Harare Kamativi 760 Harare Kanye 722 Harare Kariba 363 Harare Karoi 203 Harare Kwekwe 213 Harare Lupane 620 Harare Macheke 108 Harare Machona (Chipinge) 484 Harare Makoni 170 Harare Makande 322 Harare Makonde Industrial 18 Harare Manzvire (Chipinge) 484 Harare Marondera 74 Harare Mashava 331 Harare Masvingo 292 Harare Mataga (Via Buchwa Mine) 500 Harare Mazowe 40 Harare Mberengwa 433 Harare Mount Darwin 157 Harare UMP 218 Harare Murombedzi 108 Harare Murewa 87 Harare Mutare 263 Harare Mutasa 271 Harare Mutoko 143 Harare Mvuma 198 Harare Mvurwi 99 Harare Mwenezi 461 Harare Nemangwe 416 Harare Nharira 173 Harare Nkayi 608 Harare Norton 41 Harare Nyamapanda 238 Harare Nyanga 264 Harare Nyazura 192 Harare Plumtree 539 Harare Rusape 170 Harare Rushinga 217 Harare Rutenga 441 Harare Seke 45 Harare Shamva 100 Harare Shangani Mine 370 Harare Shurugwi 310 Harare Siyakobvu (Via Karoi) 484 Harare Siyakobvu (Via Gokwe) 518 Harare Tsholotsho 566 Harare UMP 161 Harare Victoria Falls 878 Harare Wedza 145 Harare Zaka 380 Harare Zvimba 158 Harare Zvishavane 389 Mutare Bangura 159 Disclaimer: The information contained in this table is for general information purposes only. In no event will WFP or the Logistics Cluster be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever arising from the use of this information. 5 INDICATIVE ROAD DISTANCES IN ZIMBABWE Mutare Bangwe 130 Mutare Banket 355 Mutare Baptist 65 Mutare Baravara 128 Mutare Battle Fields 290 Mutare Beira 300 Mutare Beit Bridge 585 Mutare Bethania 73 Mutare Bikita 231 Mutare Bindura 350 Mutare Binga 1009 Mutare Birchenough Bridge 125 Mutare Biriri 124 Mutare Bitcon 220 Mutare Bubi 570 Mutare Bufeelsdrift 160 Mutare Buhera 191 Mutare Bulawayo 577 Mutare Bumba 96 Mutare Bvumbura 110 Mutare Bwizi Pry 55 Mutare Cashel 93 Mutare Centenary 407 Mutare Chakohwa 72 Mutare Changadzi 130 Mutare Changazi 130 Mutare Chaseyama 79 Mutare Chayamiti 107 Mutare Checheche via Chimanimani 275 Mutare Chegutu 369 Mutare Chiadzwa 125 Mutare Chibuwe 200 Mutare Chichichi 180 Mutare Chidawa Pry 125 Mutare Chidazembe 65 Mutare Chigombwe 54 Mutare Chigonda 90 Mutare Chikizi 143 Mutare Chikomba 175 Mutare Chikwakwa 158 Mutare Chikwariro Pry 92 Mutare Chimanimani 151 Mutare Chimanimani Nechirinda 83 Mutare Chimanimani Quary 85 Mutare Chinhoyi 378 Mutare Chinyamukwakwa 257 Mutare Chipangayi(Chipinge) via Chimanimani 206 Mutare Chipango 139 Mutare Chipfatsure Pry 85 Mutare Chipinge 180 Mutare Chipinge via Chimanimani 176 Mutare Chipote 300 Mutare Chiramba 92 Mutare Chirarwe 85 Mutare Chirasika Pry 110 Mutare Chiredzi 318 Mutare Chiredzi via Nhedziwa, Chimanimani 365 Mutare Chirinda Pry 105 Mutare Chirumanzu 361 Mutare Chishakwe Pry 35 Mutare Chisuma 290 Mutare Chisumbanje 237 Disclaimer: The information contained in this table is for general information purposes only. 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