| DARESSALAAM | The largest city in Tanzania |
| DAR | ___ es Salaam is the largest city in Tanzania. (3) |
| TANGA | Port city in Tanzania (pop about 275,000), incorporated in 1891 (5) |
| ARUSHA | City in Tanzania, though not its capital (6) |
| VICTORIA | Chief reservoir of the Nile, this lake, the largest in Africa, lies mainly in Tanzania and Uganda but borders on Kenya (8) |
| UJIJI | Town in Tanzania on the shore of Lake Tanganyika where Henry Stanley found David Livingstone in 1871 (5) |
| NYASA | In Malawi it's Lake Malawi but in Tanzania the lake has this name (5) |
| MASAI | In Tanzania, Sam upset the tall African tribesmen (5) |
| KILIMANJARO | Highest peak in Africa, located in Tanzania (11) |
| LIONKING | 'The -', 1994 Disney animation set in Tanzania (4,4) |
| SERENGETI | Geographical region in Tanzania where the migration of more than a million wildebeest occurs annual |
| GOODALL | Jane ___, British ethologist known for her studies of chimpanzees at the Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania from 1970 (7) |
| LEAKEY | Mary, archaeologist born in 1913 noted for discovering a prehistoric skull in Tanzania (6) |
| ERNESTHEMINGWAY | His "Green Hills of Africa" chronicles a safari he took in Tanzania in 1933 |
| APE | Large animal you could see in Tanzania |
| ZANZIBAR | Hope and Crosby road film destination located in Tanzania |
| DANE | European future pilot abandoning port in Tanzania (4) |
| TABORA | District in Tanzania (6) |
| BANTU | Language heard in Tanzania |
| GRADIENT | Reading about peak in Tanzania, might that be steep? |
