Catandica

Catandica, known before independence as Vila Gouveia, is a town in Manica Province. It is the administrative centre and most populous town of Barué District, and at the 2008 count it had 29,052 inhabitants. It stands near the border with Zimbabwe and takes its name from the son of a local chief who had served in the Mozambican army. Wikipedia gives coordinates for Catandica that fall at about 18.06 degrees south and 33.17 degrees east. The SRTM 90 metre elevation model reads about 610 metres above sea level at that point. Like the rest of Mozambique, Catandica keeps Central Africa Time, which is two hours ahead of UTC all year.