December 7, 1866. East African colony.
Great Lakes Region (Lake Victoria), Mwanza.
Nowadays, the Great Lakes Region is the second most populous area in the East African colony after the Upper Marine District, located next to Mwanza Bay of the Great Lake (Lake Victoria).
The Great Lakes Region has abundant water resources, fertile land, and a mild climate. Lake Victoria is formed by basin water accumulation and is the source of the Nile River. It lies between the East African Rift Valley zones, and the southern shore of the Great Lakes Region is currently under the control of the East African colony, while other areas are in the hands of the indigenous people.
The first primitive fishing industry in the East African colony also began here, using simple dugout canoes to catch fish in the Great Lake (Lake Victoria) as a supplement to their diet.
Today's Great Lake (Lake Victoria) is not like the future where the introduction of Nile perch farming led to ecological diversity damage.
