Zambia, Copperbelt, NDOLA district, Bwana Mkubwa Mine Cemetery
Cemetery information:-
Bwana Mkubwa was the first copper mine to be established on the now Zambian Copperbelt.
After World War 2, a small Polish refugee camp was established there, and this explains the presence of Polish graves.
The cemetery is located in the general area to the south east of the old Open Pit; the location is shown on the mine Survey Plan E/F/15C.
Album complete.
eGGSA captions done by: Gail Röthlin, Dal Good, Daan Botes and Riana le Roux.
Information also available on the GGSA Cemetery DVD:-
Cemetery ID: 2121
Names in cemetery: 37
Google Earth Project Information:-
GPSID: 2485
GPS: -13 01.611, 28 42.080
7. Memorial - Polish refugees during World War II
A - Surnames :: Vanne - A
B - Vanne :: Surnames - B
C - Surnames :: Vanne - C
D - Vanne :: Surnames - D
F - Vanne :: Surnames - F
G - Surnames :: Vanne - G
J - Vanne :: Surnames - J
K - Surnames :: Vanne - K
L - Vanne :: Surnames - L
M - Surnames :: Vanne - M
P - Vanne :: Surnames - P
R - Vanne :: Surnames - R
S - Surnames :: Vanne - S
T - Vanne :: Surnames - T
W - Surnames :: Vanne - W
Y - Vanne :: Surnames - Y
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