Editing Manicaland Province (section)

==Geography==
The province is bordered by [[Mashonaland East Province]] to the north, [[Midlands Province]] to the west, [[Masvingo Province]] to the south and southwest, and the [[Republic of Mozambique]] to the east.<ref>[[Provinces of Zimbabwe|Map of Provinces of Zimbabwe]]</ref> The provincial capital, [[Mutare]] (pop:184,205),<ref>[http://www.wolframalpha.com/entities/cities_population/what_is_the_population_of_mutare,_zimbabwe%3F/gj/re/zo/ Estimated Population of Mutare In 2004]{{Dead link|date=March 2020 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}</ref> lies approximately {{convert|265|km|mi}}, by road, southeast of [[Harare]], the [[capital city|capital]] of Zimbabwe and the largest city in that country.<ref>[http://distancecalculator.globefeed.com/Zimbabwe_Distance_Result.asp?fromplace=Harare%20(Harare)&toplace=Mutare%20()&fromlat=-17.8177778&tolat=-18.9666667&fromlng=31.0447222&tolng=32.6666667 Road Distance Between Harare And Mutare With Map]</ref>

The [[Eastern Highlands]] run along the eastern edge of Manicaland. The highlands are made up of several mountain ranges and include [[Mount Nyangani]], Zimbabwe's highest peak. Manicaland has a tropical forest climate.

The northern part of Manicaland is drained northwards by tributaries of the [[Zambezi River]], including the [[Gairezi River|Gairezi]] and the [[Nyangombe]]. The central and southern portions of the province are drained southwards by the [[Save River (Africa)|Save River]] and its tributaries, including the [[Odzi River]]. Some areas along the province's eastern edge, including [[Honde Valley]], [[Burma Valley]], and eastern [[Chimanimani District|Chimanimani]] and [[Chipinge District|Chipinge]] districts, drain eastwards into the [[Pungwe River|Pungwe]] and [[Buzi River (Mozambique)|Buzi]] rivers.