Jinja, Uganda

The second largest town in Uganda, where the Nile flows out of Lake Victoria, at 1,140 m above sea level.  Founded in 1901 as a British administrative centre, it became a municipality in 1957, when construction began nearby on the Owen Falls Dam. The hydroelectric power from it was instrumental in Jinja's development as the country's main industrial centre. Industries include the first steel-rolling mill of eastern Africa, a copper smeltery, plywood and tobacco factories, and a grain-conditioning plant. Nearby are a brewery, a textile factory, and large sugar plantations. Products are transported by lake steamer, as well as by rail and road. Pop. (1980 prelim.) 45,060. [—Adapted from Encyclopedia Britannica, 2004]

The town of Jinja
Main street	Parallel street	Another street	Yet another street
Restaurant			Private guards
Shastras and Qur'an			Biking home?
Hindu temple	Another temple	Priest with someone	Mahatma Gandhi statue
Sunrise			Sunrise
Tossing the net			Hauling 'em in
The Source of the Nile, Lake Victoria
Definitely Lake Victoria	Still Lake Victoria	Last of Lake Victoria	◄ Victoria | Nile ►
Birth of the Nile	Nile's first 100 yards	Nile's first mile	On site billboard
Island	Lake Victoria side	Gandhi at the Source	"I was here" photo