Name:Arlington
Google count: Arlington free state 17 400
Date: 30 June 2008
Arlington:(Kroonstad – Harrismith line, 79 km from Kroonstad)
The junction of the Marquard branch and the line to Heilbron. There is a grain silo at the station and during 2005–2006, 6 908 tons of maize and wheat were dispatched, including a small amount for export.
THABO MOFUTSANYANE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY (DC19)
Mayoral Executive
Arlington, Bethelehem, Clarens, Clocolan
Historic fact:
DAL
Secretary, Village Management Board Arlington (1928 - 1941) (Files)
DAL
Secretary, Village Management Board Arlington (1928 - 1941) (Other Archives)
http://www.national.archives.gov.za/sources5.htm
Other interesting info:
www.routes.co.za/fs/smallplaces.html
Where to stay:
Monday, June 30, 2008
Ariamsvlei (A10) Nam 34
Name: Ariamsvlei (just over the SA - Namibian border)
Google count: 4200
Date: 30 June 2008
Historic fact:
Other interesting info:
One crosses the border at Ariamsvlei to Namibia.
"The southern part of this barren abandoned country has an allurement without comparison. Pre-historical disasters and storms left an amount of wonders carved in the hard warm land. The Fish River Canyon, one of the biggest wonders of Africa, is carved in the earth to a dept of 50Cm and the river twists and turns like a muddy python through the canyon. The 161km long and 27km wide ravine is surrounded by high, forbidding cliffs. The awesome grandeur of the canyon is surpassed only by the Grand Canyon in the USA. Near the end of this gulf is Ai-Ais, a hot water source and a true oasis in this barren area. The water boils at 65°C out of the earth crust. We get he chance to swim in this warm spring water. The indoor pools are shallow with seats and spouters at the sides for those who want to relax. We spend the night in Karasburg."
Extract from: http://www.africansplendourtours.co.za/Tour%205/Tour%205.htm
Where to stay:
www.kwathabeng.co.za/travel/accommodation.php?location=Ariamsvlei®ion=Karas
www.weg.co.za/forum/view.asp?Id=5&tId=1592&branchId=48&branch=vra - 15k -
Kleinbegin Game Lodge is a scenic game farm located between Ariamsvlei and Karasburg on the ...
namibia.gamelodges.co.za/namibia-lodges-kleinbegin-game-lodge-ais.html
Google count: 4200
Date: 30 June 2008
Historic fact:
Other interesting info:
One crosses the border at Ariamsvlei to Namibia.
"The southern part of this barren abandoned country has an allurement without comparison. Pre-historical disasters and storms left an amount of wonders carved in the hard warm land. The Fish River Canyon, one of the biggest wonders of Africa, is carved in the earth to a dept of 50Cm and the river twists and turns like a muddy python through the canyon. The 161km long and 27km wide ravine is surrounded by high, forbidding cliffs. The awesome grandeur of the canyon is surpassed only by the Grand Canyon in the USA. Near the end of this gulf is Ai-Ais, a hot water source and a true oasis in this barren area. The water boils at 65°C out of the earth crust. We get he chance to swim in this warm spring water. The indoor pools are shallow with seats and spouters at the sides for those who want to relax. We spend the night in Karasburg."
Extract from: http://www.africansplendourtours.co.za/Tour%205/Tour%205.htm
Where to stay:
www.kwathabeng.co.za/travel/accommodation.php?location=Ariamsvlei®ion=Karas
www.weg.co.za/forum/view.asp?Id=5&tId=1592&branchId=48&branch=vra - 15k -
Kleinbegin Game Lodge is a scenic game farm located between Ariamsvlei and Karasburg on the ...
namibia.gamelodges.co.za/namibia-lodges-kleinbegin-game-lodge-ais.html
Argent (H8) 34
Name:Argent - Springs - Ogies line (station adjacent to Arbor)
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Friday, June 27, 2008
Arbor (H8) 33
Name: Arbor (Springs - Ogies line)
GPS Position: 28°53'0"E, 26°2'25"S 28.88345 , -26.04052
Google count: 827 ("arbor, rail" - to exclude all the trees!)
Date:
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Coal!
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GPS Position: 28°53'0"E, 26°2'25"S 28.88345 , -26.04052
Google count: 827 ("arbor, rail" - to exclude all the trees!)
Date:
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Other interesting info:
Coal!
Where to stay:
Arandis (A6) 32
Name:Arandis (Nam.)Arandis, about 80 km outside Swakopmund.
Google count: 616 (lowest so far)
Date: 17 June 2008
Historic fact:
Captain Jackson wrote, "The Germans opened fire at 7.15 a.m. on the 26th having blown up the railway-line at Kilo 82. Firing continued for four hours; by that time there was not a line of shelters or bivouacs in the whole camp that was not riddled with holes." Things got so hot that the Germans were expected to succeed in their objective, but Jackson heard later from a German prisoner that the fire from the Union troops, especially from the armoured cars and Maxims, was so strong that they were unable to advance against it. From Headquarters at Swakopmund, General Botha continually rang up for information on the latest developments. A special train was sent off carrying 86,000 rounds of ammunition, escorted by 200 men and a squadron of Imperial Light Horse. It should have arrived at 10 a.m., but it did not get through until 2.15 p.m. when the fighting was all over, as it had been delayed at Arandis, there being no water for the engine.
Source: http://rapidttp.com/milhist/vol022db.html
Other interesting info:
Mr Nujoma polled 3212 votes against 493 for Mr Muyongo in the Namib desert constituency of Arandis. There were 3769 votes cast, with 64 rejected by the ...
70.84.171.10/~etools/newsbrief/1994/news1210 - 57k
Uranium: The project area consists of two deposits in close proximity to each other - Trekkopje and Klein Trekkopje/Arandis. The Trekkopje deposit is the smaller of ...
researchchannel.co.za/searchquick.php?searchString=uranium&searchOrderBy=sr_rel
Since the Rössing Foundation opened its office in Arandis some two years ago, ... The Rössing Foundation in Arandis strives to ensure an economically ...
www.altonsa.co.za/rossing/arandis.htm
Interesting article on revitailing Rail in Namibia: http://allafrica.com/stories/200805230289.html
Where to stay: Swakopmund
Google count: 616 (lowest so far)
Date: 17 June 2008
Historic fact:
Captain Jackson wrote, "The Germans opened fire at 7.15 a.m. on the 26th having blown up the railway-line at Kilo 82. Firing continued for four hours; by that time there was not a line of shelters or bivouacs in the whole camp that was not riddled with holes." Things got so hot that the Germans were expected to succeed in their objective, but Jackson heard later from a German prisoner that the fire from the Union troops, especially from the armoured cars and Maxims, was so strong that they were unable to advance against it. From Headquarters at Swakopmund, General Botha continually rang up for information on the latest developments. A special train was sent off carrying 86,000 rounds of ammunition, escorted by 200 men and a squadron of Imperial Light Horse. It should have arrived at 10 a.m., but it did not get through until 2.15 p.m. when the fighting was all over, as it had been delayed at Arandis, there being no water for the engine.
Source: http://rapidttp.com/milhist/vol022db.html
Other interesting info:
Mr Nujoma polled 3212 votes against 493 for Mr Muyongo in the Namib desert constituency of Arandis. There were 3769 votes cast, with 64 rejected by the ...
70.84.171.10/~etools/newsbrief/1994/news1210 - 57k
Uranium: The project area consists of two deposits in close proximity to each other - Trekkopje and Klein Trekkopje/Arandis. The Trekkopje deposit is the smaller of ...
researchchannel.co.za/searchquick.php?searchString=uranium&searchOrderBy=sr_rel
Since the Rössing Foundation opened its office in Arandis some two years ago, ... The Rössing Foundation in Arandis strives to ensure an economically ...
www.altonsa.co.za/rossing/arandis.htm
Interesting article on revitailing Rail in Namibia: http://allafrica.com/stories/200805230289.html
Where to stay: Swakopmund
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Apex (H9) 31
Name:Apex
Google count:47 500?
Date: 25/0608
Historic fact:
During November 1977 the Applicant, together with Norman Ngwenya, placed a mine on the railway line between Dunswart and Apex.
The mine exploded and caused a train to be derailed. Nobody was killed or injured in the incident.
http://www.doj.gov.za/trc/decisions/2000/ac20118.htm
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Google count:47 500?
Date: 25/0608
Historic fact:
During November 1977 the Applicant, together with Norman Ngwenya, placed a mine on the railway line between Dunswart and Apex.
The mine exploded and caused a train to be derailed. Nobody was killed or injured in the incident.
http://www.doj.gov.za/trc/decisions/2000/ac20118.htm
Other interesting info:
Where to stay:
Amersfoort (J10) 30
Name:Amersfoort
Google count: 29 600
Date: 25/06/08
Historic fact:
Historical extract from the book "Country Towns of the Transvaal".
"The go-ahead little settlement of Amersfoort originally founded as a "kerkplaats" by the Reverend Lion Cachet (whose name betrays his Huguenot extraction), is dependant for its prosperity on the wool trade, which is carried on in a brisk and bustling fashion. Before the late war it was a neat, thriving, stone-built "dorp" but was burnt out and destroyed during the course of military operations, and has since been in the process of re-building, repairing, and general restoration. As the business of restocking the farms and re-organising the farming industry is bound to be tedious, the population of Amersfoort may be said to have been undergoing a period of unusual depression, but there are good hopes of a speedy improvement and a resumption of former prosperity."
http://www.amersfoort.org.za/modules.php?name=Stucky_Content&func=findid&link_name=History
Railway history:
Other interesting info:
Amersfoort Town site. ... If you have pictures of Amersfoort please e-mail them to webmaster@amersfoort.org.za to add them to the gallery. ...
www.amersfoort.org.za/
Where to stay:
Hiking:
Adventure:
Nature:
Golf:
Amenities:
Rail Story: Amersfoort (89 km from Bethal on Volksrust line) There is a grain silo at the station but the line is not currently in operation.
http://mpumalanga.zularock.co.za/mp/rail/24.xml
Google count: 29 600
Date: 25/06/08
Historic fact:
Historical extract from the book "Country Towns of the Transvaal".
"The go-ahead little settlement of Amersfoort originally founded as a "kerkplaats" by the Reverend Lion Cachet (whose name betrays his Huguenot extraction), is dependant for its prosperity on the wool trade, which is carried on in a brisk and bustling fashion. Before the late war it was a neat, thriving, stone-built "dorp" but was burnt out and destroyed during the course of military operations, and has since been in the process of re-building, repairing, and general restoration. As the business of restocking the farms and re-organising the farming industry is bound to be tedious, the population of Amersfoort may be said to have been undergoing a period of unusual depression, but there are good hopes of a speedy improvement and a resumption of former prosperity."
http://www.amersfoort.org.za/modules.php?name=Stucky_Content&func=findid&link_name=History
Railway history:
Other interesting info:
Amersfoort Town site. ... If you have pictures of Amersfoort please e-mail them to webmaster@amersfoort.org.za to add them to the gallery. ...
www.amersfoort.org.za/
Where to stay:
Hiking:
Adventure:
Nature:
Golf:
Amenities:
Rail Story: Amersfoort (89 km from Bethal on Volksrust line) There is a grain silo at the station but the line is not currently in operation.
http://mpumalanga.zularock.co.za/mp/rail/24.xml
Amatikulu (M11) 29
Name:Amatikulu
Google count:13 500
Date:25 June 2008
Historic fact:
Ormund Oftebro in 1853 to settle his mission station here, thereby forever changing the face of Eshowe. ...
www.eshowe.com/article/articlestatic/43/1/11/
Rail history:
Other interesting info:
Where to stay:
Amatikulu Beach Accommodation. Amatikulu Beach Self Catering, Amatikulu Beach Hotels, Guest Houses, bed breakfast accommodation.
www.safarinow.com/destinations/amatikulu-beach/hub.aspx
Golf:
Siyaya Coastal park incorporates Umlalazi Nature Reserve and Amatikulu Nature ... 9-Hole Golf Course • Tennis • Squash • Bar Visitors welcome Contact ...
www.visitzululand.co.za/siyaya.html Adventure:
AMATIKULU NATURE RESERVE is an Ideal weekend getaway or just for a ...It occupies a narrow strip along the coast, at the confluence of the Amatikulu and Nyoni rivers, but despite its size the reserve contains many different ...
www.zbr.co.za/sz/amatikulu.htm
Hiking: Amatikulu Game Walk · Umfolozi Hluhluwe ....
www.eshowe.com/article/articlestatic/43/1/11/
Google Map: http://www.tageo.com/index-e-sf-v-02-d-m1773269.htm?Amatikulu
Google count:13 500
Date:25 June 2008
Historic fact:
Ormund Oftebro in 1853 to settle his mission station here, thereby forever changing the face of Eshowe. ...
www.eshowe.com/article/articlestatic/43/1/11/
Rail history:
Other interesting info:
Where to stay:
Amatikulu Beach Accommodation. Amatikulu Beach Self Catering, Amatikulu Beach Hotels, Guest Houses, bed breakfast accommodation.
www.safarinow.com/destinations/amatikulu-beach/hub.aspx
Golf:
Siyaya Coastal park incorporates Umlalazi Nature Reserve and Amatikulu Nature ... 9-Hole Golf Course • Tennis • Squash • Bar Visitors welcome Contact ...
www.visitzululand.co.za/siyaya.html Adventure:
AMATIKULU NATURE RESERVE is an Ideal weekend getaway or just for a ...It occupies a narrow strip along the coast, at the confluence of the Amatikulu and Nyoni rivers, but despite its size the reserve contains many different ...
www.zbr.co.za/sz/amatikulu.htm
Hiking: Amatikulu Game Walk · Umfolozi Hluhluwe ....
www.eshowe.com/article/articlestatic/43/1/11/
Google Map: http://www.tageo.com/index-e-sf-v-02-d-m1773269.htm?Amatikulu
Amanzimtoti (L14): 28
Name:Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu-Natal
The official website of the Durban coastal resort of Amanzimtoti.
amanzimtoti.kzn.org.za/
Google count: 372 000 (incorrectly spelt as Amamzimtoti gives one 1700!)
Date: 25 June 2008
Historic fact:
After the start of the construction of the South Coast railway line from Durban in 1895 the town of Amanzimtoti evolved around the railway siding on the bank of the Manzimtoti River – named after its pleasing “sweet water” by the Zulu King, Shaka. The first hotel opened its door there three years later and this booming tourist destination hasn’t stopped growing since. Today’s Amanzimtoti offers visitors excellent accommodation, restaurants, seaside entertainment and shopping. Other towns and villages along this section of South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal South Coast include:
UMBOGINTWINI
Just 24 km south of Durban the part residential/part industrial Umbogintwini came into its own with the construction of an explosives factory on the banks of the Mbokodweni River in 1909. Today’s urban sprawl has linked it inextricably to the town of Amanzimtoti.
DOONSIDE
A suburb of the Amanzimtoti Municipality, Doonside took its name from one of its original resident’s house called “Lorna Doone”.
WARNER BEACH
So named because in 1910 Mr. T. A. Warner, the then government surveyor, was sent here to survey an area planned for the settlement of pensioners. Quite prophetic in a way for the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast, like Florida with its warm climate, has become a real pensioner’s paradise.
ILLOVO BEACH
Named after the Lovu River – “elephant” in Zulu – Illovo Beach’s recorded history stretches back to about 1860 when MacDougal’s riverside store was a welcome watering hole for passing travellers. Then, with the increase of traffic, a Mr. Pearce opened an inn on the southern bank in 1862 and it was his son, William, who eventually started the Illovo Sugar Mill in the year 1890.
KARRIDENE
Karridene was named after the benevolent Rand mining magnet W. Karri-Davis who took it upon himself to build a curative centre here for miners suffering from phthisis.
Source: http://www.southcoasthappenings.co.za/amanzimtotihomepage.htm
Other interesting info:
Where to stay:
Scuba Diving at the Aliwal Shoal, which is situated in Umkomaas, is a popular dive spot for adventure seekers, being recognized as one of the top ten dive sites in the World. The dive sites include coral reefs, two wrecks, and one of the greatest attractions, "Raggie Cave" where divers will get a chance to swim with ragged tooth sharks.
Golf Courses close by are the Amanzimtoti Golf Course, Umbogintwini Golf Course, Umkomaas Golf Course, Scottburgh Country Club, Umdoni Park Golf Club and the Selborne Country Club. The South Coast boasts some of the best golf courses with their indigenous coastal flora and fauna. Most of the courses offer a spectacular ocean view making for a pleasant golfing experience.
A few Nature reserves like Umbogovango Nature Reserve, Vernan Crookes Nature Reserve and Ilando Wilds are also close by. All of the reserves offer hiking trails through indigenous sub tropical forests.
The official website of the Durban coastal resort of Amanzimtoti.
amanzimtoti.kzn.org.za/
Google count: 372 000 (incorrectly spelt as Amamzimtoti gives one 1700!)
Date: 25 June 2008
Historic fact:
After the start of the construction of the South Coast railway line from Durban in 1895 the town of Amanzimtoti evolved around the railway siding on the bank of the Manzimtoti River – named after its pleasing “sweet water” by the Zulu King, Shaka. The first hotel opened its door there three years later and this booming tourist destination hasn’t stopped growing since. Today’s Amanzimtoti offers visitors excellent accommodation, restaurants, seaside entertainment and shopping. Other towns and villages along this section of South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal South Coast include:
UMBOGINTWINI
Just 24 km south of Durban the part residential/part industrial Umbogintwini came into its own with the construction of an explosives factory on the banks of the Mbokodweni River in 1909. Today’s urban sprawl has linked it inextricably to the town of Amanzimtoti.
DOONSIDE
A suburb of the Amanzimtoti Municipality, Doonside took its name from one of its original resident’s house called “Lorna Doone”.
WARNER BEACH
So named because in 1910 Mr. T. A. Warner, the then government surveyor, was sent here to survey an area planned for the settlement of pensioners. Quite prophetic in a way for the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast, like Florida with its warm climate, has become a real pensioner’s paradise.
ILLOVO BEACH
Named after the Lovu River – “elephant” in Zulu – Illovo Beach’s recorded history stretches back to about 1860 when MacDougal’s riverside store was a welcome watering hole for passing travellers. Then, with the increase of traffic, a Mr. Pearce opened an inn on the southern bank in 1862 and it was his son, William, who eventually started the Illovo Sugar Mill in the year 1890.
KARRIDENE
Karridene was named after the benevolent Rand mining magnet W. Karri-Davis who took it upon himself to build a curative centre here for miners suffering from phthisis.
Source: http://www.southcoasthappenings.co.za/amanzimtotihomepage.htm
Other interesting info:
Where to stay:
Scuba Diving at the Aliwal Shoal, which is situated in Umkomaas, is a popular dive spot for adventure seekers, being recognized as one of the top ten dive sites in the World. The dive sites include coral reefs, two wrecks, and one of the greatest attractions, "Raggie Cave" where divers will get a chance to swim with ragged tooth sharks.
Golf Courses close by are the Amanzimtoti Golf Course, Umbogintwini Golf Course, Umkomaas Golf Course, Scottburgh Country Club, Umdoni Park Golf Club and the Selborne Country Club. The South Coast boasts some of the best golf courses with their indigenous coastal flora and fauna. Most of the courses offer a spectacular ocean view making for a pleasant golfing experience.
A few Nature reserves like Umbogovango Nature Reserve, Vernan Crookes Nature Reserve and Ilando Wilds are also close by. All of the reserves offer hiking trails through indigenous sub tropical forests.
Amabele (G14): 27
Name:Amabele
Google count: 5970 (Including "Amabeleizn >>Updates >>Amabele. izihlahla zokuthula- 11-17-2004. amabele is sorghum as well as breasts.
according to: izn.2.forumer.com/a/amabele_post186.html
Date:25/06/08
Historic fact:
the story is as follows: "At that time it was common for the Xhosa employees living on the farm area around the mill to own cattle and these cattle were allowed to graze alongside those of Mr P.F.D.Burmeister. During a drought the grazing was badly depleted and Mr Burmeister found it necessary to hire grazing from a farm in the Amabele area. Some of the cattle from Burmeister's farm, including those of his employee, were sent to graze at this farm.
Unfortunately, due to their poor condition, some of Burmeister's and the employee's cattle died. The employee went to Mr Burmeister and demanded compensation since "he had not asked permission to send his (the employee's) cattle to this hired land and he was therefore responsible for their death." Mr P.F.D. Burmeister refused to pay the "large compensation" demanded and said that he too had lost some cattle. Whilst arguments concerning this matter continued, the mill was burnt down. The arsonist was thought to be the employee "James", who was observed by Mr Adolf Frache't sitting on his white blanket on a hill overlooking the mill whilst it burnt down.
Read more: http://www.burmeist.com/history.htm
A railway, 107 m. long, the first link in the direct Cape-Natal line, runs from Indwe, 65 m. from Sterkstroom Junction on the main line from East London to the Transvaal, to Maclear, an agricultural centre in Griqualand East. Another railway parallel but south of that described also traverses Kaffraria. Starting from Amabele, a station on the main line from East London to the north, it goes via Butterworth (132 m. from East London) to Umtata (234 m.).
Source: http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/Kaffraria
Other interesting info:
Kei Rail is currently a weekend daytime passenger service between East London and Mthatha. A one-way trip costs R30 and tickets are available for sale at the East London, Amabele, Komga, Butterworth and Mthatha stations, or from mobile ticket sellers.
Mhlahlo said that the service would be integrated with other modes of transport to allow for better service delivery for the passengers and people of the rural communities.
Passengers will initially be transported by bus between East London and Amabele station. In addition, there will be a bus service between King William's Town and Amabele for Kei Rail ticket holders.
Once passengers reach their desired station, they are transported to the nearest public transport pick-up point, if it is far from the station, to make it easier for them to reach their final destinations.
He added that in order for the department to support this passenger service, it is currently refurbishing additional passenger coaches, which will provide better comfort for passengers.
A total of 20 coaches will be used, with ten seater coaches used for economy class, two seater coaches used for business class, four six-sleeper coaches, and four four-sleeper coaches.
"The department will allocate R30-million during this financial year to provide these coaches," said Mhlahlo.
To ensure the safety of passengers, members of the newly established South African Police Service (SAPS) Eastern Cape Railway Unit, will be deployed inside the trains and at the stations working together with the private security companies that have been hired by SARCC Metrorail.
"Already, there are 145 members employed in this unit and have been deployed at contact points.
www.engineeringnews.co.za/
(Reminder - Story I heard when working for SATS: "Mahala, mahala")
Amahlathi is Settler country, and the home of Xhosa kings. It is steeped in history, tradition and culture. More frontier battles have arguably been fought in the district than anywhere else in South Africa. Battles were fought between the British soldiers and the Xhosa warriors for over 100 years. Yet the area is considered to be the cradle of democracy for Southern Africa and the rest of the African continent. The grave of the late King Sandile is at Izidenge forest.
Aside from its natural beauty, the region's tourist attractions include historical-cultural sites and popular outdoor activities such as bird watching, water recreation and sports at Gubu and Wriggleswade Dam.
The municipality abounds with architecture reflective of its past settler history - predominantly British and German influences. This is evident in town names such as Stutterheim, Cathcart and Keiskamahoek
The Amatole Hiking Trail was recently voted the best in SA by the Getaway Magazine, the greater part of which falls within the jurisdiction of the Amahlathi municipality. Mountain Bike trails has also been developed at Cathcart.
The municipality is also host to the Mgwali Village where tourists can experience African traditions in a village setting.
The existing manufacturing sector in the Amahlathi includes the timber products, these firms assist in reduction of unemployment and economic growth of this area.
Where to stay:
Amabele Station Bed and Breakfast
Cheap Hotel Guest House Accommodation
The following Hotel, Bed and Breakfast and Guest House accommodation is suitable for visiting Amabele Station
southafrica.bedandbreakfasts.net/propertysearch.asp?location=Amabele+Station
Google count: 5970 (Including "Amabeleizn >>Updates >>Amabele. izihlahla zokuthula- 11-17-2004. amabele is sorghum as well as breasts.
according to: izn.2.forumer.com/a/amabele_post186.html
Date:25/06/08
Historic fact:
the story is as follows: "At that time it was common for the Xhosa employees living on the farm area around the mill to own cattle and these cattle were allowed to graze alongside those of Mr P.F.D.Burmeister. During a drought the grazing was badly depleted and Mr Burmeister found it necessary to hire grazing from a farm in the Amabele area. Some of the cattle from Burmeister's farm, including those of his employee, were sent to graze at this farm.
Unfortunately, due to their poor condition, some of Burmeister's and the employee's cattle died. The employee went to Mr Burmeister and demanded compensation since "he had not asked permission to send his (the employee's) cattle to this hired land and he was therefore responsible for their death." Mr P.F.D. Burmeister refused to pay the "large compensation" demanded and said that he too had lost some cattle. Whilst arguments concerning this matter continued, the mill was burnt down. The arsonist was thought to be the employee "James", who was observed by Mr Adolf Frache't sitting on his white blanket on a hill overlooking the mill whilst it burnt down.
Read more: http://www.burmeist.com/history.htm
A railway, 107 m. long, the first link in the direct Cape-Natal line, runs from Indwe, 65 m. from Sterkstroom Junction on the main line from East London to the Transvaal, to Maclear, an agricultural centre in Griqualand East. Another railway parallel but south of that described also traverses Kaffraria. Starting from Amabele, a station on the main line from East London to the north, it goes via Butterworth (132 m. from East London) to Umtata (234 m.).
Source: http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/Kaffraria
Other interesting info:
Kei Rail is currently a weekend daytime passenger service between East London and Mthatha. A one-way trip costs R30 and tickets are available for sale at the East London, Amabele, Komga, Butterworth and Mthatha stations, or from mobile ticket sellers.
Mhlahlo said that the service would be integrated with other modes of transport to allow for better service delivery for the passengers and people of the rural communities.
Passengers will initially be transported by bus between East London and Amabele station. In addition, there will be a bus service between King William's Town and Amabele for Kei Rail ticket holders.
Once passengers reach their desired station, they are transported to the nearest public transport pick-up point, if it is far from the station, to make it easier for them to reach their final destinations.
He added that in order for the department to support this passenger service, it is currently refurbishing additional passenger coaches, which will provide better comfort for passengers.
A total of 20 coaches will be used, with ten seater coaches used for economy class, two seater coaches used for business class, four six-sleeper coaches, and four four-sleeper coaches.
"The department will allocate R30-million during this financial year to provide these coaches," said Mhlahlo.
To ensure the safety of passengers, members of the newly established South African Police Service (SAPS) Eastern Cape Railway Unit, will be deployed inside the trains and at the stations working together with the private security companies that have been hired by SARCC Metrorail.
"Already, there are 145 members employed in this unit and have been deployed at contact points.
www.engineeringnews.co.za/
(Reminder - Story I heard when working for SATS: "Mahala, mahala")
Amahlathi is Settler country, and the home of Xhosa kings. It is steeped in history, tradition and culture. More frontier battles have arguably been fought in the district than anywhere else in South Africa. Battles were fought between the British soldiers and the Xhosa warriors for over 100 years. Yet the area is considered to be the cradle of democracy for Southern Africa and the rest of the African continent. The grave of the late King Sandile is at Izidenge forest.
Aside from its natural beauty, the region's tourist attractions include historical-cultural sites and popular outdoor activities such as bird watching, water recreation and sports at Gubu and Wriggleswade Dam.
The municipality abounds with architecture reflective of its past settler history - predominantly British and German influences. This is evident in town names such as Stutterheim, Cathcart and Keiskamahoek
The Amatole Hiking Trail was recently voted the best in SA by the Getaway Magazine, the greater part of which falls within the jurisdiction of the Amahlathi municipality. Mountain Bike trails has also been developed at Cathcart.
The municipality is also host to the Mgwali Village where tourists can experience African traditions in a village setting.
The existing manufacturing sector in the Amahlathi includes the timber products, these firms assist in reduction of unemployment and economic growth of this area.
Where to stay:
Amabele Station Bed and Breakfast
Cheap Hotel Guest House Accommodation
The following Hotel, Bed and Breakfast and Guest House accommodation is suitable for visiting Amabele Station
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Aloes (G16):26
Place names in SA
Name:Aloes
Google count:
Date:
Historic fact:
Other interesting info:
They are upgrading Aloes Station for 2010!
In addition to the upgrading of North End Station and the cosmetic changes to stations on this corridor, the region may need to look at the upgrading of Aloes Station to serve the Motherwell community.
www.transport.gov.za/.../Rail/SARCC%20Eastern%20Cape%202010%20Operational%20Plan%20-%2011%20April%202008.ppt
Where to stay: Seems like that you will have to stay in PE - here is a random one:
Amakhala is named after the Xhosa word meaning Aloes, the prolific indigenous plant found in this uniquely diverse province. ...
www.accommodationnow.co.za/southafrica/ct-port_elizabeth-easterncape-c-16.htm
Name:Aloes
Google count:
Date:
Historic fact:
Other interesting info:
They are upgrading Aloes Station for 2010!
In addition to the upgrading of North End Station and the cosmetic changes to stations on this corridor, the region may need to look at the upgrading of Aloes Station to serve the Motherwell community.
www.transport.gov.za/.../Rail/SARCC%20Eastern%20Cape%202010%20Operational%20Plan%20-%2011%20April%202008.ppt
Where to stay: Seems like that you will have to stay in PE - here is a random one:
Amakhala is named after the Xhosa word meaning Aloes, the prolific indigenous plant found in this uniquely diverse province. ...
www.accommodationnow.co.za/southafrica/ct-port_elizabeth-easterncape-c-16.htm
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Alma (H6):25
Name:Alma
Google count: 44 800
Date: 24 June 2008
Historic fact:
Modimolle means ‘Place of Spirits’. Towns within the municipal boundaries: Alma, Antjiesdrift, Kraalingen, Loubad, Melkrivier, Middelfontein, Modimolle (Nylstroom), Palala, Rankin’s Pass, Sondagsloop, Vaalwater, Vier-en-Twintig Riviere
Historical overview of Modimolle Local Municipality
Modimolle means ‘Place of Spirits’, referring to the prominent hill clearly visible from the N1 road. Many locals regard the hill as sacred. In addition, Modimolle Hill is said to have been the inspiration for the design of the Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria whose architect, Gerhard Moerdyk, also designed the Reformed Church in Modimolle town.
When a group of religious Voortrekkers reached a river flanked with reeds and flowing north, with a pyramid-shaped hill nearby, they deduced from the maps in their Bibles that they had traversed the whole of Africa and reached Egypt. They called the place Nylstroom, literally meaning Nile River.
Source: http://www.vuvuzela.com/modimolle/
Other interesting info:
Where to stay:
This is game country - Accommodation Alma Limpopo | DISTRICT ALMA ACCOMMODATION: Game Lodges & Self Catering Alma Limpopo.
www.wheretostay.co.za/np/b/accommodation/alma.php
Hiking:
Rhenosterpoort Hiking Trail. Rankins Pass, near Alma, Limpopo Province ... The trail lies close to the village of Alma at the foot of the Jan Trichards pass ...
www.footprint.co.za/rhenosterpoort.htm
Postal Code: ALMA 0512
Google count: 44 800
Date: 24 June 2008
Historic fact:
Modimolle means ‘Place of Spirits’. Towns within the municipal boundaries: Alma, Antjiesdrift, Kraalingen, Loubad, Melkrivier, Middelfontein, Modimolle (Nylstroom), Palala, Rankin’s Pass, Sondagsloop, Vaalwater, Vier-en-Twintig Riviere
Historical overview of Modimolle Local Municipality
Modimolle means ‘Place of Spirits’, referring to the prominent hill clearly visible from the N1 road. Many locals regard the hill as sacred. In addition, Modimolle Hill is said to have been the inspiration for the design of the Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria whose architect, Gerhard Moerdyk, also designed the Reformed Church in Modimolle town.
When a group of religious Voortrekkers reached a river flanked with reeds and flowing north, with a pyramid-shaped hill nearby, they deduced from the maps in their Bibles that they had traversed the whole of Africa and reached Egypt. They called the place Nylstroom, literally meaning Nile River.
Source: http://www.vuvuzela.com/modimolle/
Other interesting info:
Where to stay:
This is game country - Accommodation Alma Limpopo | DISTRICT ALMA ACCOMMODATION: Game Lodges & Self Catering Alma Limpopo.
www.wheretostay.co.za/np/b/accommodation/alma.php
Hiking:
Rhenosterpoort Hiking Trail. Rankins Pass, near Alma, Limpopo Province ... The trail lies close to the village of Alma at the foot of the Jan Trichards pass ...
www.footprint.co.za/rhenosterpoort.htm
Postal Code: ALMA 0512
Allanridge (E11):24
Name:Allanridge
Google count: 24 700
Date: 24 June 2008
Allanridge: (Anconia – Welkom – Whites line, 52 km from Whites)
No cargo.
http://www.freetrans.gov.za/FTD/fs/railfreight/2/index.html
Historic fact:
Named in honour of the late Alan Roberts, whose pioneering geological and prospecting work was key in the eventual discovery of gold and development of the Goldfields, Allanridge was founded as a settlement in 1947, although it was only proclaimed as a town in 1956. Home of the Lorraine Gold Mine, one of the biggest in the Goldfields, Allanridge is a town of sunshine, and the thousands of flamingos who make the area their home provide natural beauty.
Nyakallong location was established by the mine workers working at Loraine mine and started as dwelling for mine workers only as many were expected to have their permanent place were they come from. Nyakallong is about 3 kilometres from Allanridge. It consists with various ethnics groups, Ba-Sotho, Amaxhosa and Amaxulu as they form part languages mainly spoken.
http://www.matjhabeng.co.za/towns.htm
All the history and more can be found here: http://www.internext.co.za/welkompub/history1.htm
Other interesting info:
ALLANRIDGE (GOLDFIELDS, FREE STATE, SOUTH AFRICA)
Other towns in the area: Situated between Kroonstad, Allanridge and Welkom, Odendaalsrus once formed the centre of mining activities in the area. Today a tranquil town with its own ...
www.matjhabeng.co.za/towns.htm
Where to stay: You don't want to stay here - read this gory story:
On Friday, 23 May 2008 the members of Allanridge SAPS were patrolling the R30 road between Allanridge and Bothaville when they saw a suspicious object on the side of the road. When they investigated they discovered a human body lying with the its inside the water drain pipe. The deceased was an African woman aged between 18 and 25. Her face was burnt and she had also sustained 14 stabwounds. The police took the body to a mortuary where a post-mortem was conducted. The results of the post-mortem revealed that the deceased had been burnt with diesel and was stabbed with a sharp object. The stabbing caused her death.
She was wearing a pair of blue jeans, gold earrings and a bracelet.
It is suspected that the incident occurred between 19 and 21 May 2008, because the body was not yet decomposed when the police found it on 23 May 2008. The deceased might be from Bothaville, Allanridge or Odendaalsrus.
Anyone who has information or is looking for their missing next of kin can contact Detective Inspector Jerry Tsoeu of Allanridge at 078 291 0340 / 057 452 3817 or Captain Koos Venter at 082 466 8193 / 057 452 3818.
Source: http://www.sapsjournalonline.gov.za/dynamic/journal_dynamic.aspx?pageid=414&jid=8728
Where to play golf: ALLANRIDGE GOLF CLUB Allanridge, Free State, South Africa Nearest Routes: R30. Quick Club Finder, All Clubs Near The R30, All Clubs In Allanridge ...
www.g-i.co.za/clubs/?c=243
Google count: 24 700
Date: 24 June 2008
Allanridge: (Anconia – Welkom – Whites line, 52 km from Whites)
No cargo.
http://www.freetrans.gov.za/FTD/fs/railfreight/2/index.html
Historic fact:
Named in honour of the late Alan Roberts, whose pioneering geological and prospecting work was key in the eventual discovery of gold and development of the Goldfields, Allanridge was founded as a settlement in 1947, although it was only proclaimed as a town in 1956. Home of the Lorraine Gold Mine, one of the biggest in the Goldfields, Allanridge is a town of sunshine, and the thousands of flamingos who make the area their home provide natural beauty.
Nyakallong location was established by the mine workers working at Loraine mine and started as dwelling for mine workers only as many were expected to have their permanent place were they come from. Nyakallong is about 3 kilometres from Allanridge. It consists with various ethnics groups, Ba-Sotho, Amaxhosa and Amaxulu as they form part languages mainly spoken.
http://www.matjhabeng.co.za/towns.htm
All the history and more can be found here: http://www.internext.co.za/welkompub/history1.htm
Other interesting info:
ALLANRIDGE (GOLDFIELDS, FREE STATE, SOUTH AFRICA)
Other towns in the area: Situated between Kroonstad, Allanridge and Welkom, Odendaalsrus once formed the centre of mining activities in the area. Today a tranquil town with its own ...
www.matjhabeng.co.za/towns.htm
Where to stay: You don't want to stay here - read this gory story:
On Friday, 23 May 2008 the members of Allanridge SAPS were patrolling the R30 road between Allanridge and Bothaville when they saw a suspicious object on the side of the road. When they investigated they discovered a human body lying with the its inside the water drain pipe. The deceased was an African woman aged between 18 and 25. Her face was burnt and she had also sustained 14 stabwounds. The police took the body to a mortuary where a post-mortem was conducted. The results of the post-mortem revealed that the deceased had been burnt with diesel and was stabbed with a sharp object. The stabbing caused her death.
She was wearing a pair of blue jeans, gold earrings and a bracelet.
It is suspected that the incident occurred between 19 and 21 May 2008, because the body was not yet decomposed when the police found it on 23 May 2008. The deceased might be from Bothaville, Allanridge or Odendaalsrus.
Anyone who has information or is looking for their missing next of kin can contact Detective Inspector Jerry Tsoeu of Allanridge at 078 291 0340 / 057 452 3817 or Captain Koos Venter at 082 466 8193 / 057 452 3818.
Source: http://www.sapsjournalonline.gov.za/dynamic/journal_dynamic.aspx?pageid=414&jid=8728
Where to play golf: ALLANRIDGE GOLF CLUB Allanridge, Free State, South Africa Nearest Routes: R30. Quick Club Finder, All Clubs Near The R30, All Clubs In Allanridge ...
www.g-i.co.za/clubs/?c=243
Monday, June 23, 2008
Alkmaar (K8): 23
Name: Alkmaar
Google count:5,370 for Alkmaar
Date: 23 June 2008
Historic fact:
Nelspruit was named after the owners of the original farm - the three brothers Nel. It began with the construction of a station up the Crocodile river valley, built on their farm. Nelspruit was established as a railhead of the first section of construction on the railway from Mozambique to Pretoria. A time lapse in the Railway construction contract allowed the rail company to raise finance for continued construction of the railway, and during this time Nelspruit became the focal point of the Lowveld - goods still had to be transported to the interior by oxwagon from Nelspruit.
Hugh Lanion Hall (1858-1940) arrived in the area in 1890 and established one of the greatest citrus and subtropical fruit estates in the country, which today is know by the name of Hall and Sons Limited.
The bridge over the Komati River was completed at the end of May 1891 and the railhead reached Komatipoort Station on 1 July 1892. On 1 October it reached Hectorspruit Station; on 28 December it had arrived in Malelane, and it eventually reached Krokidilpoort Station in April 1892. The railhead reached Nelspruit and was put into commission on 20 June 1892. Construction continued and by 1 June 1893 it was at Alkmaar, and on 20 January 1894 at Waterval Onder. Wateval Boven was reached on 20 June 1894 and the line was completed when the last bolt was driven by President Kruger in November 1894.
Though the line was in commission by 1st January 1895 it was not formally opened until 27 June, when the Volksraad adjourned for the officicial opening and proclaimed 8,9, and 10 July as public holidays in Pretoria. Every burgher was eligible for a free ticket to and from Lourenco Marques (Maputo).
The penetration of the Lowveld by settlement was for many years stifled by two natural barriers - Malaria, transmitted to man by the Anopheles Mosquito, and Nagana, transmitted to cattle, horses and dogs by the Tsetse-fly., Only once the two had been defeated was it possible for large-scale immigration into the area.
In 1896 the rinderpest swept through the country killing almost all the cattle. However this would turn out to be a blessing in disguise in that it also rid the country of the tsetse-fly. The link between the disappearance of the rinderpest and the fly is not known. It was only after the the Anglo-Boer War, when cattle first re-entered the Lowveld, that the disappearance of the fly was discovered.
The theory by Sir Patrick Mansonand others, and the proof by Major Roland Ross of the link between Malarial Fever and mosquitos allowed researchers to develop ways to combat Malaraia.
In the 1930's the Government of the day decided that the time had come to fight an all-out battle against Malaria.The results of this all-out attack on the disease were little short of miraculous and when, at a later date, D.D.T became available, the victory was won. In the comparatively short space of 8 years Malaria cases admitted to hospitals dropped from some 2000 per annum to 200.
Effective control of this deadly disease helped the community in this valley to surge ahead and Nelspruit grew to be one of the largest producers of tobacco, litchis , mangoes , avocados etc.
Nespruit is now a flourishing town with beautiful streets shaded by flowering trees. The town itself, its rich history, and the many attractions in the surrounding areas close by, make it a major tourist attraction.Perhaps most attractive of all, is its proximity to the famous Kruger National Park.
Info from: http://www.crownedeaglelodge.co.za/
Other interesting info:
The Alkmaar 4x4 experience also includes a obstacle course which is ideal for testing your vehicle and driving skills. The lapa is located next to a dam ...
www.mpumalanga.com/what_to_do/what_to_do.asp?id=detail&SID=0&DID=1&AID=52
Where to stay:
Crown eagle lodge http://www.crownedeaglelodge.co.za/
Alkmaar Farmstay is set in the heart of the Lowveld in the Schagen Valley on the Maputo Corridor 10 minutes from Nelspruit, the capital of Mpumalanga.
www.alkmaarfarmstay.co.za/
No cheesemakers here - or am I mistaken?
Google count:5,370 for Alkmaar
Date: 23 June 2008
Historic fact:
Nelspruit was named after the owners of the original farm - the three brothers Nel. It began with the construction of a station up the Crocodile river valley, built on their farm. Nelspruit was established as a railhead of the first section of construction on the railway from Mozambique to Pretoria. A time lapse in the Railway construction contract allowed the rail company to raise finance for continued construction of the railway, and during this time Nelspruit became the focal point of the Lowveld - goods still had to be transported to the interior by oxwagon from Nelspruit.
Hugh Lanion Hall (1858-1940) arrived in the area in 1890 and established one of the greatest citrus and subtropical fruit estates in the country, which today is know by the name of Hall and Sons Limited.
The bridge over the Komati River was completed at the end of May 1891 and the railhead reached Komatipoort Station on 1 July 1892. On 1 October it reached Hectorspruit Station; on 28 December it had arrived in Malelane, and it eventually reached Krokidilpoort Station in April 1892. The railhead reached Nelspruit and was put into commission on 20 June 1892. Construction continued and by 1 June 1893 it was at Alkmaar, and on 20 January 1894 at Waterval Onder. Wateval Boven was reached on 20 June 1894 and the line was completed when the last bolt was driven by President Kruger in November 1894.
Though the line was in commission by 1st January 1895 it was not formally opened until 27 June, when the Volksraad adjourned for the officicial opening and proclaimed 8,9, and 10 July as public holidays in Pretoria. Every burgher was eligible for a free ticket to and from Lourenco Marques (Maputo).
The penetration of the Lowveld by settlement was for many years stifled by two natural barriers - Malaria, transmitted to man by the Anopheles Mosquito, and Nagana, transmitted to cattle, horses and dogs by the Tsetse-fly., Only once the two had been defeated was it possible for large-scale immigration into the area.
In 1896 the rinderpest swept through the country killing almost all the cattle. However this would turn out to be a blessing in disguise in that it also rid the country of the tsetse-fly. The link between the disappearance of the rinderpest and the fly is not known. It was only after the the Anglo-Boer War, when cattle first re-entered the Lowveld, that the disappearance of the fly was discovered.
The theory by Sir Patrick Mansonand others, and the proof by Major Roland Ross of the link between Malarial Fever and mosquitos allowed researchers to develop ways to combat Malaraia.
In the 1930's the Government of the day decided that the time had come to fight an all-out battle against Malaria.The results of this all-out attack on the disease were little short of miraculous and when, at a later date, D.D.T became available, the victory was won. In the comparatively short space of 8 years Malaria cases admitted to hospitals dropped from some 2000 per annum to 200.
Effective control of this deadly disease helped the community in this valley to surge ahead and Nelspruit grew to be one of the largest producers of tobacco, litchis , mangoes , avocados etc.
Nespruit is now a flourishing town with beautiful streets shaded by flowering trees. The town itself, its rich history, and the many attractions in the surrounding areas close by, make it a major tourist attraction.Perhaps most attractive of all, is its proximity to the famous Kruger National Park.
Info from: http://www.crownedeaglelodge.co.za/
Other interesting info:
The Alkmaar 4x4 experience also includes a obstacle course which is ideal for testing your vehicle and driving skills. The lapa is located next to a dam ...
www.mpumalanga.com/what_to_do/what_to_do.asp?id=detail&SID=0&DID=1&AID=52
Where to stay:
Crown eagle lodge http://www.crownedeaglelodge.co.za/
Alkmaar Farmstay is set in the heart of the Lowveld in the Schagen Valley on the Maputo Corridor 10 minutes from Nelspruit, the capital of Mpumalanga.
www.alkmaarfarmstay.co.za/
No cheesemakers here - or am I mistaken?
Aliwal North (E12): 22
Name: Aliwal North
Historic fact:
In 1827 a pontoon was introduced here to transport travellers across the Gariep River. The town is built on a farmed named ...
www.saholidays.co.za/South-Africa-Accommodation/Eastern-Cape-Accommodation/Aliwal-North-Accommodation.htm
Other interesting info:
Geography: Aliwal North is on the border between the Eastern Cape and the Free ... The Aliwal North Museum has comprehensive exhibits housed in two old ...
www.aatravel.co.za/staticnew/towns/aliwal_north.html
The town is the centre of a prosperous farming community whose main products are wool maize wheat beef and dairy and its principle assets are two popular ...
www.places.co.za/html/aliwal_north.html
Where to stay: WEBSITE: www.aliwalnorth.net/
Historic fact:
In 1827 a pontoon was introduced here to transport travellers across the Gariep River. The town is built on a farmed named ...
www.saholidays.co.za/South-Africa-Accommodation/Eastern-Cape-Accommodation/Aliwal-North-Accommodation.htm
Other interesting info:
Geography: Aliwal North is on the border between the Eastern Cape and the Free ... The Aliwal North Museum has comprehensive exhibits housed in two old ...
www.aatravel.co.za/staticnew/towns/aliwal_north.html
The town is the centre of a prosperous farming community whose main products are wool maize wheat beef and dairy and its principle assets are two popular ...
www.places.co.za/html/aliwal_north.html
Where to stay: WEBSITE: www.aliwalnorth.net/
Alicedale (F15): 21
Name:Alicedale
Google count: 83 500 (wide)
Date: 23 June 2008
Historic fact:
Situated on the Bushman's River some 50 km from the bustle of the varsity city of Grahamstown, Alicedale neighbours the magnificent Shamwari Game Reserve nestled amid dense semi arid vegetation of acacias, aloes and the indigenous and protected fynbos.
Saturated with South African history dating back as far as the mid 1700's, the first human inhabitants, according to rock painting discovered recently, were the San and the Khoi.
In 1854, a British settler by the name of John Richard Wilmot bought a plot of land and decided to build a railway between modern day Grahamstown and Port Elizabeth (PE).
The railway was completed in 1873.
By the mid 1870s, the town was flourishing, acting as a midpoint between the two cities of Grahamstown and PE.
http://www.buanews.gov.za/view.php?ID=07082215151003&coll=buanew07
Other interesting info:
Nestled in the heart of the Eastern Cape is the fascinating Victorian Village of Alicedale.
In the charming old fashioned style of train travel, you can board the train at Grahamstown and meander through spectacular landscapes of ancient rock strata, game reserves and an historical tunnel whilst viewing the wild life from the comfort of your train window. As you chug across the old railway bridge and through, (yes through!) the newly designed Gary Player Signature Golf Course.
www.grahamstown.co.za/alicedale/index.html
Where to stay:
Bushman Sands Hotel is a multi-faceted experience offering something for everyone. Situated in the Bushman s River Canyon in the Eastern Cape, Alicedale is approximately 50 km from Grahamstown and 100 kilometers from Port Elizabeth. The 4-star hotel is a delightful blend of rich heritage & modern luxury. The Gary Player designed Golf Course is perfect for the keen golfer. There are thrilling adventure options & prospects of viewing Big Game.
http://www.gardenroute-direct.com/alicedale/bushman-sands-hotel-game-reserve
Compiled by the Government Communication and Information System
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Date: 22 Aug 2007
Title: Unemployment gets the boot in Alicedale
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A joint business venture has helped reduce unemployment in the Eastern Cape town of Alicedale by over 60 percent over the last three years writes Michael Appel.
Four years ago, the tiny community of Alicedale was suffering the effects of 95 percent unemployment and extreme poverty.
Situated on the Bushman's River some 50 km from the bustle of the varsity city of Grahamstown, Alicedale neighbours the magnificent Shamwari Game Reserve nestled amid dense semi arid vegetation of acacias, aloes and the indigenous and protected fynbos.
Saturated with South African history dating back as far as the mid 1700's, the first human inhabitants, according to rock painting discovered recently, were the San and the Khoi.
In 1854, a British settler by the name of John Richard Wilmot bought a plot of land and decided to build a railway between modern day Grahamstown and Port Elizabeth (PE).
The railway was completed in 1873.
By the mid 1870s, the town was flourishing, acting as a midpoint between the two cities of Grahamstown and PE. In 1996, however, the railway closed down and the town's gradual recession led to high unemployment rates and entrenched poverty.
In 2003, a joint initiative between Mantis Collection, a company specialising in boutique accommodation and game reserves, and the Eastern Cape Government was established.
Plans were drawn up for development which would actively involve the community and create sustainable development through tourism.
Thus, the incredible Bushman Sands Hotel and Golf Course was born, opening its doors in October 2004.
The hotel building was crafted by Scottish masons in the early 1900's, and was used as Railway Training College.
The painstaking restoration of the national monument involved "numbering the original bricks, in order to put each back in its original place", said General Manager (GM) of Bushman Sands Herman Muller.
Earlier this year, President Thabo Mbeki hosted the International Investors Council (IIC) conference in Alicedale bearing testimony to the town's new found status.
Mr Muller told BuaNews the presidency was intent on hosting the event in a portable marquee, however, after local consultation, it was decided that Bushman Sands, following a generous donation from its stakeholders, would help to renovate the town's original train station.
"About R1.4 million was spent on the train station getting it ready for the conference," said the GM.
The newly renovated R1.4 million conference centre is these days available to the local community for weddings and celebrations at an astonishing R25 a day.
The uniquely quaint town houses a surprising nine churches for its 4 000 strong population.
The town has one petrol station, open only Mondays to Fridays, as it is owned by one of the pastors who undoubtedly has other work to do on Sundays.
Under the guidance and leadership of Bushman Sands, the local community were given land and all the implements to grow an array of vegetables and have "recently grown their third crop," said the GM.
Community members are drawn in by Bushman Sands in various employment opportunities, and the demand for labour has grown in the construction industry as demand for a house on the Bushman Sands Golf Estate spirals.
The resulting development in Alicedale has resulted in a massive drop in unemployment from 95 percent to 28 percent said Mr Muller.
The train which runs through the hotel grounds and golf estate used to run between Grahamstown and PE only once a week, however, it now does the trip three times a week.
Further exciting news for the community of Alicedale is that the South African Rugby Institute (SARI) has identified the remote town as the site for its new academy which will include rugby fields, dormitories, a High Performance Centre (HPC) gym and other facilities.
Mr Muller said SARI members and other stakeholders are set to meet in Alicedale on 23 August 2007 to discuss the new development.
He confirmed that experts predict Alicedale will become the new hub for San and Khoi rock art in the near future, bringing promises of even further growth for the Eastern Cape's picturesque town. - BuaNews
Google count: 83 500 (wide)
Date: 23 June 2008
Historic fact:
Situated on the Bushman's River some 50 km from the bustle of the varsity city of Grahamstown, Alicedale neighbours the magnificent Shamwari Game Reserve nestled amid dense semi arid vegetation of acacias, aloes and the indigenous and protected fynbos.
Saturated with South African history dating back as far as the mid 1700's, the first human inhabitants, according to rock painting discovered recently, were the San and the Khoi.
In 1854, a British settler by the name of John Richard Wilmot bought a plot of land and decided to build a railway between modern day Grahamstown and Port Elizabeth (PE).
The railway was completed in 1873.
By the mid 1870s, the town was flourishing, acting as a midpoint between the two cities of Grahamstown and PE.
http://www.buanews.gov.za/view.php?ID=07082215151003&coll=buanew07
Other interesting info:
Nestled in the heart of the Eastern Cape is the fascinating Victorian Village of Alicedale.
In the charming old fashioned style of train travel, you can board the train at Grahamstown and meander through spectacular landscapes of ancient rock strata, game reserves and an historical tunnel whilst viewing the wild life from the comfort of your train window. As you chug across the old railway bridge and through, (yes through!) the newly designed Gary Player Signature Golf Course.
www.grahamstown.co.za/alicedale/index.html
Where to stay:
Bushman Sands Hotel is a multi-faceted experience offering something for everyone. Situated in the Bushman s River Canyon in the Eastern Cape, Alicedale is approximately 50 km from Grahamstown and 100 kilometers from Port Elizabeth. The 4-star hotel is a delightful blend of rich heritage & modern luxury. The Gary Player designed Golf Course is perfect for the keen golfer. There are thrilling adventure options & prospects of viewing Big Game.
http://www.gardenroute-direct.com/alicedale/bushman-sands-hotel-game-reserve
Compiled by the Government Communication and Information System
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Date: 22 Aug 2007
Title: Unemployment gets the boot in Alicedale
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A joint business venture has helped reduce unemployment in the Eastern Cape town of Alicedale by over 60 percent over the last three years writes Michael Appel.
Four years ago, the tiny community of Alicedale was suffering the effects of 95 percent unemployment and extreme poverty.
Situated on the Bushman's River some 50 km from the bustle of the varsity city of Grahamstown, Alicedale neighbours the magnificent Shamwari Game Reserve nestled amid dense semi arid vegetation of acacias, aloes and the indigenous and protected fynbos.
Saturated with South African history dating back as far as the mid 1700's, the first human inhabitants, according to rock painting discovered recently, were the San and the Khoi.
In 1854, a British settler by the name of John Richard Wilmot bought a plot of land and decided to build a railway between modern day Grahamstown and Port Elizabeth (PE).
The railway was completed in 1873.
By the mid 1870s, the town was flourishing, acting as a midpoint between the two cities of Grahamstown and PE. In 1996, however, the railway closed down and the town's gradual recession led to high unemployment rates and entrenched poverty.
In 2003, a joint initiative between Mantis Collection, a company specialising in boutique accommodation and game reserves, and the Eastern Cape Government was established.
Plans were drawn up for development which would actively involve the community and create sustainable development through tourism.
Thus, the incredible Bushman Sands Hotel and Golf Course was born, opening its doors in October 2004.
The hotel building was crafted by Scottish masons in the early 1900's, and was used as Railway Training College.
The painstaking restoration of the national monument involved "numbering the original bricks, in order to put each back in its original place", said General Manager (GM) of Bushman Sands Herman Muller.
Earlier this year, President Thabo Mbeki hosted the International Investors Council (IIC) conference in Alicedale bearing testimony to the town's new found status.
Mr Muller told BuaNews the presidency was intent on hosting the event in a portable marquee, however, after local consultation, it was decided that Bushman Sands, following a generous donation from its stakeholders, would help to renovate the town's original train station.
"About R1.4 million was spent on the train station getting it ready for the conference," said the GM.
The newly renovated R1.4 million conference centre is these days available to the local community for weddings and celebrations at an astonishing R25 a day.
The uniquely quaint town houses a surprising nine churches for its 4 000 strong population.
The town has one petrol station, open only Mondays to Fridays, as it is owned by one of the pastors who undoubtedly has other work to do on Sundays.
Under the guidance and leadership of Bushman Sands, the local community were given land and all the implements to grow an array of vegetables and have "recently grown their third crop," said the GM.
Community members are drawn in by Bushman Sands in various employment opportunities, and the demand for labour has grown in the construction industry as demand for a house on the Bushman Sands Golf Estate spirals.
The resulting development in Alicedale has resulted in a massive drop in unemployment from 95 percent to 28 percent said Mr Muller.
The train which runs through the hotel grounds and golf estate used to run between Grahamstown and PE only once a week, however, it now does the trip three times a week.
Further exciting news for the community of Alicedale is that the South African Rugby Institute (SARI) has identified the remote town as the site for its new academy which will include rugby fields, dormitories, a High Performance Centre (HPC) gym and other facilities.
Mr Muller said SARI members and other stakeholders are set to meet in Alicedale on 23 August 2007 to discuss the new development.
He confirmed that experts predict Alicedale will become the new hub for San and Khoi rock art in the near future, bringing promises of even further growth for the Eastern Cape's picturesque town. - BuaNews
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Alice (J8): 20
Name: Alice Eastern Cape
Google count: 185 000
Date: 22 June 2008
encarta.msn.com/map_701510026/Alice_(South_Africa).html
Historic fact:
Other interesting info:
A little town situated 20 kilometres to the east of Fort Beaufort, Alice grew around a military
encampment known as Fort Hare. It became well known as a missionary centre, with Presbyterian missionaries founding a famous educational centre known as Lovedale. Many of the current political leaders in South Africa were educated here and at the University of Fort Hare, which was established to cater for the needs of black graduates from Lovedale and other schools.
The University of Fort Hare is the repository of the archives of the African National Congress
and houses one of the most significant collections of African Art on the continent.
http://www.ectourism.co.za/city/24/Alice
History: Alice can trace its origins back to the Glasgow Missionary Society, who started a mission called Lovedale back in 1824. The station was abandoned during the sixth frontier war of 1834-5, and yet again in the seventh frontier war ten years later! It was in the latter war that the buildings were converted into a fort, and only once peace had returned, could the town start developing itself again. A proper fort, a hospital and a school were built. The fort was named Fort Hare after Major-General John Hare while the new development was named Alice after Sir Harry Smith's sister, although he claimed to have named it after one of Queen Victoria's daughters. Today Lovedale is an important educational institution that includes a theological department as well as a department that trains nurses. Although regarded as a second-class university and known as a "tribal" university under the apartheid regime, Fort Hare University is one of the most historically important universities in South Africa. Many prominent African leaders including Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, Tanzania's Julius Nyere, our very own President Thabo Mbeki and most famous of course, Nelson Mandela, cut their political teeth on this campus.
Source: http://www.aatravel.co.za/staticnew/towns/alice.html
Where to stay:
Mak & Mak
Tel +27 (0) 40 653-1680;
Fax +27 (0) 40 653-2933;
Google count: 185 000
Date: 22 June 2008
encarta.msn.com/map_701510026/Alice_(South_Africa).html
Historic fact:
Other interesting info:
A little town situated 20 kilometres to the east of Fort Beaufort, Alice grew around a military
encampment known as Fort Hare. It became well known as a missionary centre, with Presbyterian missionaries founding a famous educational centre known as Lovedale. Many of the current political leaders in South Africa were educated here and at the University of Fort Hare, which was established to cater for the needs of black graduates from Lovedale and other schools.
The University of Fort Hare is the repository of the archives of the African National Congress
and houses one of the most significant collections of African Art on the continent.
http://www.ectourism.co.za/city/24/Alice
History: Alice can trace its origins back to the Glasgow Missionary Society, who started a mission called Lovedale back in 1824. The station was abandoned during the sixth frontier war of 1834-5, and yet again in the seventh frontier war ten years later! It was in the latter war that the buildings were converted into a fort, and only once peace had returned, could the town start developing itself again. A proper fort, a hospital and a school were built. The fort was named Fort Hare after Major-General John Hare while the new development was named Alice after Sir Harry Smith's sister, although he claimed to have named it after one of Queen Victoria's daughters. Today Lovedale is an important educational institution that includes a theological department as well as a department that trains nurses. Although regarded as a second-class university and known as a "tribal" university under the apartheid regime, Fort Hare University is one of the most historically important universities in South Africa. Many prominent African leaders including Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, Tanzania's Julius Nyere, our very own President Thabo Mbeki and most famous of course, Nelson Mandela, cut their political teeth on this campus.
Source: http://www.aatravel.co.za/staticnew/towns/alice.html
Where to stay:
Mak & Mak
Tel +27 (0) 40 653-1680;
Fax +27 (0) 40 653-2933;
Alexandria (G16):19
Name: Alexandria
Google count: 73 800 (includes SA pages referring to the alex in Egypt and also the Alex in Jhb - World Headquarters of Xenphobic attacks agaist foreign nationals)
Date: 22 June 2008
Historic fact:
Other interesting info:
"The walk was first opened in 1985 by the Department of Forestry when Woody Cape functioned as the Alexandria State Forest. In 1987, Cape Nature ...
www.adventurezone.co.za/trail_detail/Alexandria/AlexandriaTrail/76/
Property . Eastern Cape Alexandria Real Estate Houses for sale ...South Africa eastern cape, Alexandria Alexandria, , Vacant Land,golf estates, estate agent,forsale, for sale,to rent,to let and property investments ...
www.ananziproperty.co.za/Property_for_sale_*_south_africa_**_eastern_cape--alexandria.prs
Alexandria - 2 days, 36km (Eastern Cape)
Beginning at the fire station south of Alexandria, the relatively easy Alexandria trail first passes through the Alexandria forest, one of the finest indigenous forests in the Eastern Cape. Bushbuck, blue duiker, bush pig and vervet monkey occur, and the forest represents the most southerly distribution of the trumpeter hornbill. Before reaching the overnight hut, the trail runs parallel to a wild section of the coast. On the second day the hike crosses the Alexandria dunefield, South Africa¹s largest active dune system, before returning to the forest station.
http://www.eastlondonsa.com/outdoor.html
Where to stay:
Alexandria, Eastern Cape South Africa Accommodation: Hotel Resort Guest House Bed & Breakfast Self Catering Accommodation in Alexandria, Eastern Cape.
www.sa-venues.com/searchec/alexandria.htm -
Google count: 73 800 (includes SA pages referring to the alex in Egypt and also the Alex in Jhb - World Headquarters of Xenphobic attacks agaist foreign nationals)
Date: 22 June 2008
Historic fact:
Other interesting info:
"The walk was first opened in 1985 by the Department of Forestry when Woody Cape functioned as the Alexandria State Forest. In 1987, Cape Nature ...
www.adventurezone.co.za/trail_detail/Alexandria/AlexandriaTrail/76/
Property . Eastern Cape Alexandria Real Estate Houses for sale ...South Africa eastern cape, Alexandria Alexandria, , Vacant Land,golf estates, estate agent,forsale, for sale,to rent,to let and property investments ...
www.ananziproperty.co.za/Property_for_sale_*_south_africa_**_eastern_cape--alexandria.prs
Alexandria - 2 days, 36km (Eastern Cape)
Beginning at the fire station south of Alexandria, the relatively easy Alexandria trail first passes through the Alexandria forest, one of the finest indigenous forests in the Eastern Cape. Bushbuck, blue duiker, bush pig and vervet monkey occur, and the forest represents the most southerly distribution of the trumpeter hornbill. Before reaching the overnight hut, the trail runs parallel to a wild section of the coast. On the second day the hike crosses the Alexandria dunefield, South Africa¹s largest active dune system, before returning to the forest station.
http://www.eastlondonsa.com/outdoor.html
Where to stay:
Alexandria, Eastern Cape South Africa Accommodation: Hotel Resort Guest House Bed & Breakfast Self Catering Accommodation in Alexandria, Eastern Cape.
www.sa-venues.com/searchec/alexandria.htm -
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Aldeia da Barragem (Mocambique L6): 18
Name:Aldeia de Barragem
Google count:631,000 (world wide)
Date: 22 June 2008
Historic fact:
Winds of Destruction: The Autobiography of a Rhodesian Combat Pilot by P.J.H. Petter-Bowyer - 2005 - Biography & Autobiography - 392 pages
SAS made up the largest component of the ground force and were flown to the huge Aldeia da Barragem target just 150 kilometres northwest of Maputo.
Other interesting info:
The Rhodesians damaged the Aldeia De Barragem dam, which controls the irrigation system for the Limpopo agro-industrial com- plex, killed many civilians...
http://researchchannel.co.za/searchquick.php?searchOrderBy=sr_rel&searchString=rail
operation Uric which had as its aim the completedestruction/disruption of the Frelimo/Zanla lines of communication as far back as the economicallyimportant Aldeia De Barragem (Lit. village of the dam) 93 miles N.W. of Maputo and 200 miles fromRhodesia. At Barragem the road and rail bridges over the dam, along with its vital irrigation canalfeeding a major agricultural complex which produced 80% of Mozambique's cash crop, were to bedemolished along with 4 lesser bridges. Air strikes would be made on Barragem, Mapai and Maxaila inan effort to so demoralise the occupants that they would abandon their bases because with their road, railand bridge links destroyed behind them and with communications, supplies and water cut off, theenemy, especially at Mapai, would be in a very vulnerable position.
From: http://72.14.205.104/search?q=cache:ClGoRYztFoIJ:www.memoriesofrhodesia.com/media/documents/Op-Uric.pdf+Aldeia+de+Barragem&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=13&gl=za
www.memoriesofrhodesia.com/media/documents/Op-Uric.pdf
Where to stay:
Google count:631,000 (world wide)
Date: 22 June 2008
Historic fact:
Winds of Destruction: The Autobiography of a Rhodesian Combat Pilot by P.J.H. Petter-Bowyer - 2005 - Biography & Autobiography - 392 pages
SAS made up the largest component of the ground force and were flown to the huge Aldeia da Barragem target just 150 kilometres northwest of Maputo.
Other interesting info:
The Rhodesians damaged the Aldeia De Barragem dam, which controls the irrigation system for the Limpopo agro-industrial com- plex, killed many civilians...
http://researchchannel.co.za/searchquick.php?searchOrderBy=sr_rel&searchString=rail
operation Uric which had as its aim the completedestruction/disruption of the Frelimo/Zanla lines of communication as far back as the economicallyimportant Aldeia De Barragem (Lit. village of the dam) 93 miles N.W. of Maputo and 200 miles fromRhodesia. At Barragem the road and rail bridges over the dam, along with its vital irrigation canalfeeding a major agricultural complex which produced 80% of Mozambique's cash crop, were to bedemolished along with 4 lesser bridges. Air strikes would be made on Barragem, Mapai and Maxaila inan effort to so demoralise the occupants that they would abandon their bases because with their road, railand bridge links destroyed behind them and with communications, supplies and water cut off, theenemy, especially at Mapai, would be in a very vulnerable position.
From: http://72.14.205.104/search?q=cache:ClGoRYztFoIJ:www.memoriesofrhodesia.com/media/documents/Op-Uric.pdf+Aldeia+de+Barragem&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=13&gl=za
www.memoriesofrhodesia.com/media/documents/Op-Uric.pdf
Where to stay:
Alberton (F9):17
Name: Alberton
Google count: 430 000
Date: 21 June 2008
Historic fact:
www.alberton.co.za/history.htm
Other interesting info:
www.alberton.co.za/
Where to stay:
Google count: 430 000
Date: 21 June 2008
Historic fact:
www.alberton.co.za/history.htm
Other interesting info:
www.alberton.co.za/
Where to stay:
Albertinia (E17): 16
Name:Albertinia
Google count: 138 000 on june 21 2008
Date:
Historic fact:
http://www.southerncape.co.za/towns/albertinia/welcome.html
Picturesquely situated between the Indian Ocean in the South and the Langeberg mountain range in the North along the N2 route between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth (35 km. from Gouritzmond, 37 km. from Riversdale and 52 km. from Mossel Bay) one will find this peaceful country village which has retained much of the character of a typical late 18th and early 19th century trade outpost. The town was named after the Rev. J R Albertyn.
The area surrounding Albertinia is an eco-paradise with breathtaking views stretching from the coastal area right along the Gourits River over the dune lands to the South of the N2 up into the foothills of the Langeberg Mountains to the North.
http://www.capesouthcoast.co.za/albertinia.html
Other interesting info:
Albertinia is the country's foremost source of aloe juice that is used in the health and skin care industry. There are two aloe factories in Albertinia that extract juice and gel from the harvested aloe blades.
http://www.albertinia.co.za/
Where to stay:Albertinia Hotel (Widely known for their excellent and tasty food).
http://www.countryroads.co.za/albertina.html
www.albertiniahotel.co.za/
For more info on the town and details of overnight facilities
contact the Tourism Bureau on
Tel. No. National: (028) 735-1000 International: +27 28 735 1000
Google count: 138 000 on june 21 2008
Date:
Historic fact:
http://www.southerncape.co.za/towns/albertinia/welcome.html
Picturesquely situated between the Indian Ocean in the South and the Langeberg mountain range in the North along the N2 route between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth (35 km. from Gouritzmond, 37 km. from Riversdale and 52 km. from Mossel Bay) one will find this peaceful country village which has retained much of the character of a typical late 18th and early 19th century trade outpost. The town was named after the Rev. J R Albertyn.
The area surrounding Albertinia is an eco-paradise with breathtaking views stretching from the coastal area right along the Gourits River over the dune lands to the South of the N2 up into the foothills of the Langeberg Mountains to the North.
http://www.capesouthcoast.co.za/albertinia.html
Other interesting info:
Albertinia is the country's foremost source of aloe juice that is used in the health and skin care industry. There are two aloe factories in Albertinia that extract juice and gel from the harvested aloe blades.
http://www.albertinia.co.za/
Where to stay:Albertinia Hotel (Widely known for their excellent and tasty food).
http://www.countryroads.co.za/albertina.html
www.albertiniahotel.co.za/
For more info on the town and details of overnight facilities
contact the Tourism Bureau on
Tel. No. National: (028) 735-1000 International: +27 28 735 1000
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Akasiapark (B 15): SA PLacenames 15
Name: Akasiapark (Western Cape)
Google count: Two words 167 one word 32 800
Date: 15 June 2008
Historic fact:
Other interesting info: Akasiapark, Western Cape, South Africa ... Akasiapark: Railway Station in Akasiapark
Where to stay:
AKASIA PARK SPORTS CLUB. AKASIA PARK PARLIAMENTARY. VILLAGE,TOWNSEND ROAD. TYGERDAL.
Google count: Two words 167 one word 32 800
Date: 15 June 2008
Historic fact:
Other interesting info: Akasiapark, Western Cape, South Africa ... Akasiapark: Railway Station in Akasiapark
Where to stay:
AKASIA PARK SPORTS CLUB. AKASIA PARK PARLIAMENTARY. VILLAGE,TOWNSEND ROAD. TYGERDAL.
Akasiaboom (G 7) -14
Name: Akasiaboom (Winternest - Mabopane)
Google count: 51
Date: 15 June 2008
Historic fact:
Other interesting info:
Akasiaboom – Soshanguve: 5 Future stations between the existing. Akasiaboom and Soshanguve Stations to serve the developing areas of ...
www.tshwane.gov.za/documents/itp2005/Ch07_PublicTransportProposals_c.pdf
Where to stay:
Google count: 51
Date: 15 June 2008
Historic fact:
Other interesting info:
Akasiaboom – Soshanguve: 5 Future stations between the existing. Akasiaboom and Soshanguve Stations to serve the developing areas of ...
www.tshwane.gov.za/documents/itp2005/Ch07_PublicTransportProposals_c.pdf
Where to stay:
Airlie (J8) -13
Name: Airlie (Machadodorp - Nelspruit)
Place code: 8160001 Airlie District 816 Waterval Boven
Google count: 2540
Date:(15 June 2008)
Historic fact: George Jesse Heys (1852-1939) in Pretoria - profitable gold-mine near Machadodorp, which mined nearly three ...... Other estates included Schoonspruit, Airlie, Vrede and. Ramkraal. ...
Other interesting info:
The Nkangala District has a population of 1 020 585, with the total number of households standing at 246 049. Women make up 51.86% of the population while men constitute 48.13%.
The District is comprised of six local municipalities namely:
• Emalahleni Witbank, Balmoral, Clewer, Coalville, Hlalanikahle, Kendal, Kriel, Kwaguqa, Lynnville, Matla, Minnaar, New Largo, Ogies, Paxton, Phola, Rietspruit, Thubelihle, Van Dyk’s Drif, Wilge.
• Delmas Arbor, Argent, Lionelton
• Steve Tshwete Middleburg, Arnot, Blinkpan, Douglas, Gloria, Hendrina, Hendrinakrag, Lammerkop, Mhluzi, Selonsriver.
• Emakhazeni (formerly Highlands) Belfast, Dullstroom, Airlie, Dalmanutha, Kwaggaskop, Laersdrif, Machadodorp, Nederhorst, stoffberg, Waterval Boven, Wonderfontein.
• Thembisile Boekenhouthoek, Seringokop, Sybrandskraal, Witnek.
• Dr JS Moroka Bamokgoko, Dikgwale, Ga-Maria, KwaPhake, Lefiso, Maboko, Mapoch, Masobe, Matshiding, Moteti, Phake, Siyabuswa, Vaalbank
Ref:http://www.thedplg.gov.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=194&Itemid=36
Where to stay:
Place code: 8160001 Airlie District 816 Waterval Boven
Google count: 2540
Date:(15 June 2008)
Historic fact: George Jesse Heys (1852-1939) in Pretoria - profitable gold-mine near Machadodorp, which mined nearly three ...... Other estates included Schoonspruit, Airlie, Vrede and. Ramkraal. ...
Other interesting info:
The Nkangala District has a population of 1 020 585, with the total number of households standing at 246 049. Women make up 51.86% of the population while men constitute 48.13%.
The District is comprised of six local municipalities namely:
• Emalahleni Witbank, Balmoral, Clewer, Coalville, Hlalanikahle, Kendal, Kriel, Kwaguqa, Lynnville, Matla, Minnaar, New Largo, Ogies, Paxton, Phola, Rietspruit, Thubelihle, Van Dyk’s Drif, Wilge.
• Delmas Arbor, Argent, Lionelton
• Steve Tshwete Middleburg, Arnot, Blinkpan, Douglas, Gloria, Hendrina, Hendrinakrag, Lammerkop, Mhluzi, Selonsriver.
• Emakhazeni (formerly Highlands) Belfast, Dullstroom, Airlie, Dalmanutha, Kwaggaskop, Laersdrif, Machadodorp, Nederhorst, stoffberg, Waterval Boven, Wonderfontein.
• Thembisile Boekenhouthoek, Seringokop, Sybrandskraal, Witnek.
• Dr JS Moroka Bamokgoko, Dikgwale, Ga-Maria, KwaPhake, Lefiso, Maboko, Mapoch, Masobe, Matshiding, Moteti, Phake, Siyabuswa, Vaalbank
Ref:http://www.thedplg.gov.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=194&Itemid=36
Where to stay:
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Ahrens (K11) -12
Name: Ahrens: Railway Station in Ahrens
Google count: 2690
Date: 14 June 2008
Historic fact: 24 November 1978
Fort Ahrens declared a National Monument.
Other interesting info:
"In the afternoon a close inspection of Fort Liddle was followed by an early return to Greytown to enable members to enjoy the last rugby test match on TV. Sunday morning saw the party at Fort Perseverance near Ahrens and at Fort Cherry beyond Kranskop, again ably guided by Mrs. Gordon. A picnic lunch was enjoyed on the Gordon's farm nearby which also offered one of the most magnificent views imaginable. Then followed a call at Fort Buckingham near the Kop it self, and on the way back, between Kranskop and Stanger a visit to Fort Cross at Balcombe's Hill. At the latter site it was noted with great consternation that the KwaZulu Department of Works had opened a huge gravel pit right next to the fort, and that the powershovels have already destroyed one of the trenches and have severely undermined one of the bastions. This existing and further threatened damage was brought to the notice of the KwaZulu authorities the following day, and it is hoped that further damage will be averted."
http://samilitaryhistory.org/80/d80jajnl.html
Where to stay: www.bookabed.co.za/lisdbn.htm
Help is close to you: http://www.assist247.co.za/directory/locksmiths_motor/ahrens.aspx
Google count: 2690
Date: 14 June 2008
Historic fact: 24 November 1978
Fort Ahrens declared a National Monument.
Other interesting info:
"In the afternoon a close inspection of Fort Liddle was followed by an early return to Greytown to enable members to enjoy the last rugby test match on TV. Sunday morning saw the party at Fort Perseverance near Ahrens and at Fort Cherry beyond Kranskop, again ably guided by Mrs. Gordon. A picnic lunch was enjoyed on the Gordon's farm nearby which also offered one of the most magnificent views imaginable. Then followed a call at Fort Buckingham near the Kop it self, and on the way back, between Kranskop and Stanger a visit to Fort Cross at Balcombe's Hill. At the latter site it was noted with great consternation that the KwaZulu Department of Works had opened a huge gravel pit right next to the fort, and that the powershovels have already destroyed one of the trenches and have severely undermined one of the bastions. This existing and further threatened damage was brought to the notice of the KwaZulu authorities the following day, and it is hoped that further damage will be averted."
http://samilitaryhistory.org/80/d80jajnl.html
Where to stay: www.bookabed.co.za/lisdbn.htm
Help is close to you: http://www.assist247.co.za/directory/locksmiths_motor/ahrens.aspx
Adelaide (F14) - 11
Eastern Cape - near Fort Beaufort.
Google 83 500 14/06/08
Where to stay in Adelaide: www.wheretostay.co.za/ec/am/accommodation/adelaide.php
Where does the name Adelaide come from:
"The territory was called Queen Adelaide Province, after the wife of King William IV. Sir Harry imposed his own form of rule over the area, using a series of ..."
www.knowledge4africa.co.za/worldhistory/queen-adelaide.htm
Houses, farms and other property for sale in the Eastern Cape towns of Bedford Fort Beaufort and Adelaide.
www.bedfordproperties.co.za/
Google 83 500 14/06/08
Where to stay in Adelaide: www.wheretostay.co.za/ec/am/accommodation/adelaide.php
Where does the name Adelaide come from:
"The territory was called Queen Adelaide Province, after the wife of King William IV. Sir Harry imposed his own form of rule over the area, using a series of ..."
www.knowledge4africa.co.za/worldhistory/queen-adelaide.htm
Houses, farms and other property for sale in the Eastern Cape towns of Bedford Fort Beaufort and Adelaide.
www.bedfordproperties.co.za/
Addo (F15) 10
Addo - immediately one thinks of elephants.
Let us see what we get on the internet: 213 000 hits on Google South Africa!
"The more than 450 elephants in the park are the main attraction but you will also encounter buffalo black rhino warthog eland kudu and a variety of buck ..."
www.places.co.za/html/
Other places to stay: www.safarinow.com/destinations/addo/hub.aspx
A mega walk:
http://www.edentoaddo.co.za/walk.html
"The Great White shark and seasonal Southern Right whale in the marine section complete the Big Seven.
Situated in the malaria-free Eastern Cape, only a short drive away from Port Elizabeth, the park stretches across five biomes from the vast Darlington Lake, Zuurberg Mountains and dense bushveld of the Sundays River Valley to the indigenous forests at Woody Cape.
These forests hug the largest coastal dune fields south of the Namib, overlooking the park's marine area at Bird Island and St Croix Island."
http://www.southafrica.info/travel/wildlife/addo-200508.htm
Let us see what we get on the internet: 213 000 hits on Google South Africa!
"The more than 450 elephants in the park are the main attraction but you will also encounter buffalo black rhino warthog eland kudu and a variety of buck ..."
www.places.co.za/html/
Other places to stay: www.safarinow.com/destinations/addo/hub.aspx
A mega walk:
http://www.edentoaddo.co.za/walk.html
"The Great White shark and seasonal Southern Right whale in the marine section complete the Big Seven.
Situated in the malaria-free Eastern Cape, only a short drive away from Port Elizabeth, the park stretches across five biomes from the vast Darlington Lake, Zuurberg Mountains and dense bushveld of the Sundays River Valley to the indigenous forests at Woody Cape.
These forests hug the largest coastal dune fields south of the Namib, overlooking the park's marine area at Bird Island and St Croix Island."
http://www.southafrica.info/travel/wildlife/addo-200508.htm
Friday, June 13, 2008
Acornhoek (L7) -9
Acornhoek
Near Hoedspruit
Limpopo, South Africa (Mbendi - nothing)
10600 Google hits on 13 June 2008
Read this about the area:
But some like Dr Paul Pronyk, director of the Rural AIDS & Development Action Research (RADAR) Programme based in Limpopo, believe that more money is not necessarily what the province needs.
RADAR is attached to the University of the Witwatersrand’s School of Public Health that has been working with Tintswalo Hospital, Limpopo’s second largest hospital, for the past 20 years. Pronyk has been based at Tintswalo, a rural hospital in Acornhoek, for the past 6 years. A softly-spoken American, Pronyk does not fit the archetypal image of a rural doctor. Dressed in chinos, trendy leather sandals and wearing a bandana on his head, Pronyk believes the fact that he has been at his post for six years is evidence that things are improving. He shares a bustling and cluttered office located a few metres from the hospital with several field workers, researchers and other doctors.
Situated in the former Bushbuckridge homeland area, Acornhoek is historically inhabited by Shangaan and Sotho-speakers.
Acornhoek presents an interesting profile of an area that suffers from significant population level factors that influence HIV transmission. These include mobility and migration; gender inequality (rape and gender based violence are common) and extreme levels of poverty and underdevelopment.
Historically people who now live in Acornhoek settled all the way up to Phalaborwa in the north and down to Nelspruit in the south, but in the 1940s and 50s people were forcibly removed to “homelands” including Acornhoek. Today at least 750 000 people have settled here. About 25% of residents in the Bushbuckridge area are Mozambican refugees, chronically displaced as a result of the civil war. This has resulted in ongoing trans-migration between Acornhoek and southern Mozambique.
Also, 60% of the local men migrate to work, mainly to the mines and other industries in Gauteng and Mpumalanga, some working as labourers on Limpopo farms. Men often only return home twice a year and this has profound implications in terms of social and familial cohesion and gender relationships.
Visitors to Tintswalo Hospital in Acornhoek cross a small bridge over a railway track. It’s impossible to ignore “Elite Funerals” an undertaking concern painted a cheerful purple and that is situated just to the left of the hospital’s main gate.
Tintswalo is a collection of outbuildings, some prefabricated, others with peeling paint. A few new brick buildings house the admin section. The buildings are linked by covered walkways that offer scant shelter when the heavens open.
Before 1994, the bridge divided Acornhoek. Below the line was declared Shangaan while above was Sotho. If you happened to be Sotho and fell ill, you’d be treated at Mapulaneng Hospital, about 30km to the south.
Pronyk explains that doctors and nurses refused to treat patients deemed to be from the “wrong area”.
“Doctors wouldn’t care for you, nurses wouldn’t care for you, pastors wouldn’t minister to you in your language. You needed an ID to come in and it was a pretty dramatic thing at the time. Since transition it’s been a real struggle to define district boundaries and rationalize referral patterns based on geographical proximity rather on what ethnic group you belong to,” he explains.
Often those who are successful in managing regional structures in Limpopo are outsiders who don’t get caught up in old political squabbles.
Getting anything to grow in Acornhoek is almost impossible. The climate is extreme and water is scarce, a situation exacerbated by the commercial forestry industry in the area. The water infrastructure that does exist is mostly stand alone and not well co-ordinated. Apart from this, maintenance of this infrastructure is poor.
The result of poor access to water and food is borne out in the nutrition ward at Tintswalo that is often filled with children with Kwashiorkor or Marasmus, consequences of severe malnutrition.
The 2000 South African Health Review rated Limpopo as the province with the worst levels of stunting in the country - 34.2% of children between six and 71 months.
“You see this all the time here at Tintswalo Hospital and that was long before HIV was a problem,” Pronyk adds, pointing out that malnutrition and diarrhoeal disease are the primary causes of death in young children in the area.
Source: http://www.health-e.org.za/news/article.php?uid=20030959
Another snippet:
The Department is also aware that there are several more dense areas in this municipality which require potential new waterborne solutions and/or upgrade of existing systems, such as Acornhoek, which comprises of a college, a business complex, a hospital, as well as high density residential areas. The present sanitation service of the Acornhoek urban core comprises septic tanks, pit latrines and localized small sewage systems. Sewage management at present is inadequate and pollution via sewage discharges and seepage towards the Acornhoek Dam has been observed. The Department funded a project to the value of R1,3 million comprising repairs and upgrading of the Ntentswalo installation, outfall sewer and new ponds, which was completed in July 2005.
Source: http://www.dwaf.gov.za/communications/Q&A/2006/662NA19Jun06.doc.
Amanzimloti Bush Camp
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Property Description
Nestled between the most famous private ranches in South Africa, lies our little piece of heaven. Millionare's playground at budget prices. Modern chalets, rustic en-suite bush tents, or camping under huge trees next to the Klaserie river, we have it all. Listen to the lions roar or the other animals cry out in the night. Big 3 or big 5 game drives or bush walks arranged. Traditional meals served. Near Kruger Park, Maholoholo, Cheetah project, Klaserie Dam etc.
Contact Information
Andre Lotz
Portion 152, Geurnsey, Limpopo Box 311, Hoedspruit, 1380,
Greater Kruger Park,
Limpopo.
WebURL: http://www.krugertours.co.za
Phone: +27 72 5961917
Mobile: 072 596 1917
ACORNHOEK PHARMACY
Tel : (013) 795-5241
Fax : (013) 795-5241
Company Profile.
Pharmacies
Postal Address : P.O. Box 505
Acornhoek
1360
Physical Address : Acornhoek Plaza
Acornhoek
1360
Assistance anywhere in SA: http://www.assist247.co.za/Search/area_services_list.aspx?lid=9 Also in Acornhoek!
Mass times everywhere in SA - even in Acornhoek: http://radioveritas.co.za/site/index.php?option=com_sobi2&sobi2Task=sobi2Details&sobi2Id=45&Itemid=128
Computer training in Acornhoek: http://www.222.co.za/gallery_avuxeni/main.php?g2_itemId=817
Fax: 0865191139
WOW! The Standard Bank branch locator:
Standard Bank - Branch LocatorPhysical Address: SHOP 16, ACORNHOEK PLAZA ACORNHOEK LIMPOPO PROVINCE. Postal Address: PRIVATE BAG 9352 BUSHBUCKRIDGE MPUMALANGA ...
www.standardbank.co.za/branchlocator/searchalpha.jsp?a=A - 22k -
Near Hoedspruit
Limpopo, South Africa (Mbendi - nothing)
10600 Google hits on 13 June 2008
Read this about the area:
But some like Dr Paul Pronyk, director of the Rural AIDS & Development Action Research (RADAR) Programme based in Limpopo, believe that more money is not necessarily what the province needs.
RADAR is attached to the University of the Witwatersrand’s School of Public Health that has been working with Tintswalo Hospital, Limpopo’s second largest hospital, for the past 20 years. Pronyk has been based at Tintswalo, a rural hospital in Acornhoek, for the past 6 years. A softly-spoken American, Pronyk does not fit the archetypal image of a rural doctor. Dressed in chinos, trendy leather sandals and wearing a bandana on his head, Pronyk believes the fact that he has been at his post for six years is evidence that things are improving. He shares a bustling and cluttered office located a few metres from the hospital with several field workers, researchers and other doctors.
Situated in the former Bushbuckridge homeland area, Acornhoek is historically inhabited by Shangaan and Sotho-speakers.
Acornhoek presents an interesting profile of an area that suffers from significant population level factors that influence HIV transmission. These include mobility and migration; gender inequality (rape and gender based violence are common) and extreme levels of poverty and underdevelopment.
Historically people who now live in Acornhoek settled all the way up to Phalaborwa in the north and down to Nelspruit in the south, but in the 1940s and 50s people were forcibly removed to “homelands” including Acornhoek. Today at least 750 000 people have settled here. About 25% of residents in the Bushbuckridge area are Mozambican refugees, chronically displaced as a result of the civil war. This has resulted in ongoing trans-migration between Acornhoek and southern Mozambique.
Also, 60% of the local men migrate to work, mainly to the mines and other industries in Gauteng and Mpumalanga, some working as labourers on Limpopo farms. Men often only return home twice a year and this has profound implications in terms of social and familial cohesion and gender relationships.
Visitors to Tintswalo Hospital in Acornhoek cross a small bridge over a railway track. It’s impossible to ignore “Elite Funerals” an undertaking concern painted a cheerful purple and that is situated just to the left of the hospital’s main gate.
Tintswalo is a collection of outbuildings, some prefabricated, others with peeling paint. A few new brick buildings house the admin section. The buildings are linked by covered walkways that offer scant shelter when the heavens open.
Before 1994, the bridge divided Acornhoek. Below the line was declared Shangaan while above was Sotho. If you happened to be Sotho and fell ill, you’d be treated at Mapulaneng Hospital, about 30km to the south.
Pronyk explains that doctors and nurses refused to treat patients deemed to be from the “wrong area”.
“Doctors wouldn’t care for you, nurses wouldn’t care for you, pastors wouldn’t minister to you in your language. You needed an ID to come in and it was a pretty dramatic thing at the time. Since transition it’s been a real struggle to define district boundaries and rationalize referral patterns based on geographical proximity rather on what ethnic group you belong to,” he explains.
Often those who are successful in managing regional structures in Limpopo are outsiders who don’t get caught up in old political squabbles.
Getting anything to grow in Acornhoek is almost impossible. The climate is extreme and water is scarce, a situation exacerbated by the commercial forestry industry in the area. The water infrastructure that does exist is mostly stand alone and not well co-ordinated. Apart from this, maintenance of this infrastructure is poor.
The result of poor access to water and food is borne out in the nutrition ward at Tintswalo that is often filled with children with Kwashiorkor or Marasmus, consequences of severe malnutrition.
The 2000 South African Health Review rated Limpopo as the province with the worst levels of stunting in the country - 34.2% of children between six and 71 months.
“You see this all the time here at Tintswalo Hospital and that was long before HIV was a problem,” Pronyk adds, pointing out that malnutrition and diarrhoeal disease are the primary causes of death in young children in the area.
Source: http://www.health-e.org.za/news/article.php?uid=20030959
Another snippet:
The Department is also aware that there are several more dense areas in this municipality which require potential new waterborne solutions and/or upgrade of existing systems, such as Acornhoek, which comprises of a college, a business complex, a hospital, as well as high density residential areas. The present sanitation service of the Acornhoek urban core comprises septic tanks, pit latrines and localized small sewage systems. Sewage management at present is inadequate and pollution via sewage discharges and seepage towards the Acornhoek Dam has been observed. The Department funded a project to the value of R1,3 million comprising repairs and upgrading of the Ntentswalo installation, outfall sewer and new ponds, which was completed in July 2005.
Source: http://www.dwaf.gov.za/communications/Q&A/2006/662NA19Jun06.doc.
Amanzimloti Bush Camp
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Property Description
Nestled between the most famous private ranches in South Africa, lies our little piece of heaven. Millionare's playground at budget prices. Modern chalets, rustic en-suite bush tents, or camping under huge trees next to the Klaserie river, we have it all. Listen to the lions roar or the other animals cry out in the night. Big 3 or big 5 game drives or bush walks arranged. Traditional meals served. Near Kruger Park, Maholoholo, Cheetah project, Klaserie Dam etc.
Contact Information
Andre Lotz
Portion 152, Geurnsey, Limpopo Box 311, Hoedspruit, 1380,
Greater Kruger Park,
Limpopo.
WebURL: http://www.krugertours.co.za
Phone: +27 72 5961917
Mobile: 072 596 1917
ACORNHOEK PHARMACY
Tel : (013) 795-5241
Fax : (013) 795-5241
Company Profile.
Pharmacies
Postal Address : P.O. Box 505
Acornhoek
1360
Physical Address : Acornhoek Plaza
Acornhoek
1360
Assistance anywhere in SA: http://www.assist247.co.za/Search/area_services_list.aspx?lid=9 Also in Acornhoek!
Mass times everywhere in SA - even in Acornhoek: http://radioveritas.co.za/site/index.php?option=com_sobi2&sobi2Task=sobi2Details&sobi2Id=45&Itemid=128
Computer training in Acornhoek: http://www.222.co.za/gallery_avuxeni/main.php?g2_itemId=817
Fax: 0865191139
WOW! The Standard Bank branch locator:
Standard Bank - Branch LocatorPhysical Address: SHOP 16, ACORNHOEK PLAZA ACORNHOEK LIMPOPO PROVINCE. Postal Address: PRIVATE BAG 9352 BUSHBUCKRIDGE MPUMALANGA ...
www.standardbank.co.za/branchlocator/searchalpha.jsp?a=A - 22k -
Aberfeldy (H12) 8
Aberfeldy Hits SA: 2600 (12 June 2008) incl. Bead and Breakfasts that like the name "Aberfeldy" Very few actually refer to the place:
Aberfeldy N5 26Km east to Harrismith
"Routes" does it again http://www.routes.co.za/fs/smallplaces.html
B&B
Aberfeldy Bed Breakfast is situated in the heart of Midrand We offer a tranquil country atmosphere and genuine South African hospitality Delicious ...
www.places.co.za/html/10124.html
Game Lodge
Aberfeldy Game Lodge - Safari Lodges in AfricaSituated in the north of Zululand, 5 hours drive from Durban and an 5 hours travelling from Johannesburg, Aberfeldy Game Lodge in the KwaZulu Private Game ...
lodges.safari.co.za/Luxury_Safari_Lodges-travel/safari-lodge-aberfeldy-game-lodge.html
Aberfeldy accommodation in Pietermaritzburg, Kwazulu Natal. Description: Aberfeldy offers comfortable accommodation for up to 18 persons.
www.countryroads.co.za/view.php?cid=3268
The Sasol reresentative here:
Aberfeldy
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Seesand tussendie tone: http://blogspace.mweb.co.za/DesktopModules/MIH/Blog/BlogView.aspx?tabID=43681&alias=flentergat&ItemID=60736&mid=93429
Aberdeen Road (E 14) 1 -7
Entry No 1
Aberdeen Road (S) - Hits SA: 2010 (11 June 2008) incl. actual roads called "Aberdeen"
(like Aberdeen Road, Industrial Sites, Benoni; Aberdeen Road, MUTARE, ZIMBABWE. Woodstock "A View from Victoria Road looking down Aberdeen Road" http://woodstock.org.za/2007/08/05/woodstock-then-and-now/;Graaff-Reinet Golf Club Aberdeen Road, off Church Street, Graaff-Reinet; Sierra Leone - the Amputee Camp at Aberdeen Road, Freetown, the residents said that they felt ...
www.iss.co.za/Pubs/Monographs/No80/Chap8.html; 4 X 4 TRAIL OVER TOORBERG. LINK UP WITH THE ABERDEEN ROAD http://gis.deat.gov.za/isrdp/T_Att.asp?Qid=K1214&Att_ID=1822;Aberdeen Road. Rondebosch. 7800.)
Location: Aberdeen Road Eastern Cape South Africa
mbendi (link to Google Earth) : http://www.mbendi.co.za/travel/trns/22/f856.htm
Look at this one:
http://www.routes.co.za/ec/aberdeenroad/index.html
Interesting facts:Military history The attack on Willowmore: http://rapidttp.com/milhist/vol094dd.html
http://www.countryroads.co.za/aberdeen-road.html
THE TRANSIT OF VENUS: Apart from the local observations at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope and Natal Observatories the British transit committee send out to South Africa another four instruments and they were manned at two sights, namely Montagu Road (renamed Touwsrivier) and Aberdeen Road. All the South African sights experienced clear conditions although a strong wind was a factor at Montagu Road. All stations managed to make successful observations. For more information on the British efforts in South Africa read the article by Koorts - MNASSA April 2004, Vol. 63 nos. 3 & 4, pp. 34 - 57.
http://www.saao.ac.za/assa/html/his-exp-transit_venus.html
"Humans are very inquisitive. We want answers to questions but do not always know how to answer them. For most of the general public an answer that borders on myths, based on no factual basis, usually suffice. For most of mankind's history anyone could have given you any old answer and we could not have known if the answer was correct. To find the correct answer took millennia and a great many brilliant minds spend unknown hours pondering over the problem, instead of indulging in life's other distractions. 300 Years ago the transits of Venus were seen as the solution to the problem. It sadly turned out no to be so. The Sun Earth distance answer had to be solved by other methods.
Using the transits of Venus as a method turned out to be costly with lots of wasted energy and talent. It was an impractical method. However, the moral of the story is that even though with hindsight we tend to criticize and know better, at one time in our past it was a brilliant idea. Actually it was probably the best idea we ever had to solve this particular problem. More than that, it still is a good idea. Today we have the technology to solve the practical aspects, which flummoxed the 18th century astronomers. But because the distance problem was successfully solved by other means we don't need the transit method anymore. Sad, isn't it?"
Scary, isn't it? http://assa.saao.ac.za/html/his-exp-transit_venus.html http://www.eternitypress.co.za/freshair/chronicl.htm
Launch of Arrive Alive N2 Traffic Operational CentreWe cannot allow once again to witness horrific accidents like the ones we saw on the R61- Aberdeen road where passengers were scattered like sheep after a ...
www.capegateway.gov.za/eng/pubs/speeches/2004/Dec/94749
Then you have: http://www.routes.co.za/
Photos: http://www.routes.co.za/sitemap.html
Aberdeen Tourism Bureau
Grey Str
Aberdeen
Phone number: 049-846-0014
Aberdeen is named after Aberdeen in Scotland, the birthplace of the Reverend Andrew Murray, who was Dutch Reformed Church minister in Graaff-Reinet.
Attractions
Also see the neighbouring towns
The steeple of the Dutch Reformed Church is 51.5m high, leaning off-centre by 45.7cm.Tracks of dinosaurs can be seen in sedimentary rocks.
Property in Aberdeen: www.propnetsa.com/propertyinsouthafrica.php
http://sites.google.com/site/saplacenames/south-africa/a/atlantis
Weblinks: http://www.aberdeen.org.za/ Transit of Venus 2012 Click here for some awesome video
Aberdeen Road (S) - Hits SA: 2010 (11 June 2008) incl. actual roads called "Aberdeen"
(like Aberdeen Road, Industrial Sites, Benoni; Aberdeen Road, MUTARE, ZIMBABWE. Woodstock "A View from Victoria Road looking down Aberdeen Road" http://woodstock.org.za/2007/08/05/woodstock-then-and-now/;Graaff-Reinet Golf Club Aberdeen Road, off Church Street, Graaff-Reinet; Sierra Leone - the Amputee Camp at Aberdeen Road, Freetown, the residents said that they felt ...
www.iss.co.za/Pubs/Monographs/No80/Chap8.html; 4 X 4 TRAIL OVER TOORBERG. LINK UP WITH THE ABERDEEN ROAD http://gis.deat.gov.za/isrdp/T_Att.asp?Qid=K1214&Att_ID=1822;Aberdeen Road. Rondebosch. 7800.)
Location: Aberdeen Road Eastern Cape South Africa
mbendi (link to Google Earth) : http://www.mbendi.co.za/travel/trns/22/f856.htm
Look at this one:
http://www.routes.co.za/ec/aberdeenroad/index.html
Interesting facts:Military history The attack on Willowmore: http://rapidttp.com/milhist/vol094dd.html
http://www.countryroads.co.za/aberdeen-road.html
THE TRANSIT OF VENUS: Apart from the local observations at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope and Natal Observatories the British transit committee send out to South Africa another four instruments and they were manned at two sights, namely Montagu Road (renamed Touwsrivier) and Aberdeen Road. All the South African sights experienced clear conditions although a strong wind was a factor at Montagu Road. All stations managed to make successful observations. For more information on the British efforts in South Africa read the article by Koorts - MNASSA April 2004, Vol. 63 nos. 3 & 4, pp. 34 - 57.
http://www.saao.ac.za/assa/html/his-exp-transit_venus.html
"Humans are very inquisitive. We want answers to questions but do not always know how to answer them. For most of the general public an answer that borders on myths, based on no factual basis, usually suffice. For most of mankind's history anyone could have given you any old answer and we could not have known if the answer was correct. To find the correct answer took millennia and a great many brilliant minds spend unknown hours pondering over the problem, instead of indulging in life's other distractions. 300 Years ago the transits of Venus were seen as the solution to the problem. It sadly turned out no to be so. The Sun Earth distance answer had to be solved by other methods.
Using the transits of Venus as a method turned out to be costly with lots of wasted energy and talent. It was an impractical method. However, the moral of the story is that even though with hindsight we tend to criticize and know better, at one time in our past it was a brilliant idea. Actually it was probably the best idea we ever had to solve this particular problem. More than that, it still is a good idea. Today we have the technology to solve the practical aspects, which flummoxed the 18th century astronomers. But because the distance problem was successfully solved by other means we don't need the transit method anymore. Sad, isn't it?"
Scary, isn't it? http://assa.saao.ac.za/html/his-exp-transit_venus.html http://www.eternitypress.co.za/freshair/chronicl.htm
Launch of Arrive Alive N2 Traffic Operational CentreWe cannot allow once again to witness horrific accidents like the ones we saw on the R61- Aberdeen road where passengers were scattered like sheep after a ...
www.capegateway.gov.za/eng/pubs/speeches/2004/Dec/94749
Then you have: http://www.routes.co.za/
Photos: http://www.routes.co.za/sitemap.html
Aberdeen Tourism Bureau
Grey Str
Aberdeen
Phone number: 049-846-0014
Aberdeen is named after Aberdeen in Scotland, the birthplace of the Reverend Andrew Murray, who was Dutch Reformed Church minister in Graaff-Reinet.
Attractions
Also see the neighbouring towns
The steeple of the Dutch Reformed Church is 51.5m high, leaning off-centre by 45.7cm.Tracks of dinosaurs can be seen in sedimentary rocks.
Property in Aberdeen: www.propnetsa.com/propertyinsouthafrica.php
http://sites.google.com/site/saplacenames/south-africa/a/atlantis
Weblinks: http://www.aberdeen.org.za/ Transit of Venus 2012 Click here for some awesome video
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Ascent (H11) & Sasol Representatives! -6
Ascent:(Standerton – Vrede branch line, 43 km from Firham)
There is a grain silo at the station and during 2005– 2006, 10 597 tons of beans and maize was dispatched to points countrywide,
Not on the index of my map, but its there on the Vrede - Firham line.
I am just really harvesting the place names!
http://www.sasol.com/sasol_internet/frontend/navigation.jsp?navid=1&rootid=1&articleId=6600005&pnav=related%20information&cnav=free%20state%20-%20agents
Afrikaskop
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Arlington
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Bethlehem
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Bethulie
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Bloemfontein
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Boesmanskop
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Boshof
Frans Roberts
053 541 0201
084 506 0291
Bothaville
Abel Bezuidenhout
056 515 2158
083 262 1628
Brandfort
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Bultfontein
Willem Pretorius
051 853 1023 082 784 1996
Clarens
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Clocolan
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Danielsrus
Andre Fouche
058 863 1686
082 557 8045
Dealesville
Frans Roberst
053 541 0201 084 506 0291
Dewetsdorp
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Edenburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Edenville
Jorrie Jordaan
056 215 1931
082 557 5946
Eeram
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Excelsior
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Fauresmith
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Ficksburg
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Fouriesburg
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Frankfort
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Harrismith
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Heilbron
Rikus Strydom
018 292 1673 083 332 8113
Hennenman
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Hertzogville
Frans Roberts
053 541 0201
084 506 0291
Hobhouse
Hans Taljaardt
051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Hoopstad
Pieter Burger 053 444 1936 082 493 0981
Jacobsdal
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Jagersfontein
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Jim Fouche
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Kaallaagte
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Kestell
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Koffiefontein
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Koppies
Imre Reckling
018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Kransfontein
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Kroonstad
Jorrie Jordaan
056 215 1931
082 557 5946
Ladybrand
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Lesotho
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Libertas
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Lindley
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Luckhoff
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Marquard
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Marseilles
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Memel
Andrè de Villiers 058 623 1753 082 557 8045
Modderpoort
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Montevideo
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Odendaalsrus
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Qwaqwa
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Parys
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Paul Roux
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Perdeberg
Fanie Schoeman
053 441 2948
082 493 8392
Petrus Steyn
André Fouché
058 863 1686
082 577 7616
Petrusburg
John Delport
053 574 0105
083 453 3077
Philippolis
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Reddersburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Reitz
Johan Engelbrecht 058 863 1281 082 775 8434
Reitz Liquid
André Fouché
058 863 1686
082 577 7616
Robertsdrift
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Rosendal
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Rouxville
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Sasolburg
Rikus Strydom 018 292 1673 083 332 8113
Senekal
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Slabberts
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Smithfield
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Soutpan Fs
Ben Smit 051 821 2804 082 904 3275
Steynsrus
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Swinburne
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Theunissen
Willem Pretorius 051 853 1023 082 784 1996
Tierfontein
Kobus Fourie (jnr)
056 515 2158
082 920 5905
Trompsburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Tweeling
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Tweespruit
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Vanreenen
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Van Stadensrus
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Ventersburg
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Verkeerdevlei
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Verkykerskop
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Viljoenskroon
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Villiers
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Virginia
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Vrede
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Vrede Liquid
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Vredefort
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Warden
Andrè de Villiers 058 623 1753 082 557 8045
Welkom
Abel Bezuidenhout
056 515 2158
083 262 1628
Wepener
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Wesselsbron
Kobus Fourie
056 515 4100
082 412 5409
Westminster
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Winburg
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Windfield
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Zastron
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Aberfeldy
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Afrikaskop
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Arlington
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Bethlehem
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Bethulie
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Bloemfontein
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Boesmanskop
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Boshof
Frans Roberts
053 541 0201
084 506 0291
Bothaville
Abel Bezuidenhout
056 515 2158
083 262 1628
Brandfort
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Bultfontein
Willem Pretorius
051 853 1023 082 784 1996
Clarens
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Clocolan
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Danielsrus
Andre Fouche
058 863 1686
082 557 8045
Dealesville
Frans Roberst
053 541 0201 084 506 0291
Dewetsdorp
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Edenburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Edenville
Jorrie Jordaan
056 215 1931
082 557 5946
Eeram
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Excelsior
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Fauresmith
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Ficksburg
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Fouriesburg
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Frankfort
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Harrismith
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Heilbron
Rikus Strydom
018 292 1673 083 332 8113
Hennenman
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Hertzogville
Frans Roberts
053 541 0201
084 506 0291
Hobhouse
Hans Taljaardt
051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Hoopstad
Pieter Burger 053 444 1936 082 493 0981
Jacobsdal
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Jagersfontein
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Jim Fouche
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Kaallaagte
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Kestell
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Koffiefontein
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Koppies
Imre Reckling
018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Kransfontein
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Kroonstad
Jorrie Jordaan
056 215 1931
082 557 5946
Ladybrand
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Lesotho
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Libertas
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Lindley
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Luckhoff
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Marquard
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Marseilles
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Memel
Andrè de Villiers 058 623 1753 082 557 8045
Modderpoort
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Montevideo
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Odendaalsrus
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Qwaqwa
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Parys
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Paul Roux
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Perdeberg
Fanie Schoeman
053 441 2948
082 493 8392
Petrus Steyn
André Fouché
058 863 1686
082 577 7616
Petrusburg
John Delport
053 574 0105
083 453 3077
Philippolis
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Reddersburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Reitz
Johan Engelbrecht 058 863 1281 082 775 8434
Reitz Liquid
André Fouché
058 863 1686
082 577 7616
Robertsdrift
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Rosendal
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Rouxville
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Sasolburg
Rikus Strydom 018 292 1673 083 332 8113
Senekal
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Slabberts
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Smithfield
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Soutpan Fs
Ben Smit 051 821 2804 082 904 3275
Steynsrus
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Swinburne
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Theunissen
Willem Pretorius 051 853 1023 082 784 1996
Tierfontein
Kobus Fourie (jnr)
056 515 2158
082 920 5905
Trompsburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Tweeling
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Tweespruit
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Vanreenen
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Van Stadensrus
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Ventersburg
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Verkeerdevlei
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Verkykerskop
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Viljoenskroon
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Villiers
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Virginia
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Vrede
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Vrede Liquid
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Vredefort
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Warden
Andrè de Villiers 058 623 1753 082 557 8045
Welkom
Abel Bezuidenhout
056 515 2158
083 262 1628
Wepener
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Wesselsbron
Kobus Fourie
056 515 4100
082 412 5409
Westminster
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Winburg
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Windfield
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Zastron
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
There is a grain silo at the station and during 2005– 2006, 10 597 tons of beans and maize was dispatched to points countrywide,
Not on the index of my map, but its there on the Vrede - Firham line.
I am just really harvesting the place names!
http://www.sasol.com/sasol_internet/frontend/navigation.jsp?navid=1&rootid=1&articleId=6600005&pnav=related%20information&cnav=free%20state%20-%20agents
Afrikaskop
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Arlington
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Bethlehem
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Bethulie
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Bloemfontein
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Boesmanskop
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Boshof
Frans Roberts
053 541 0201
084 506 0291
Bothaville
Abel Bezuidenhout
056 515 2158
083 262 1628
Brandfort
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Bultfontein
Willem Pretorius
051 853 1023 082 784 1996
Clarens
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Clocolan
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Danielsrus
Andre Fouche
058 863 1686
082 557 8045
Dealesville
Frans Roberst
053 541 0201 084 506 0291
Dewetsdorp
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Edenburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Edenville
Jorrie Jordaan
056 215 1931
082 557 5946
Eeram
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Excelsior
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Fauresmith
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Ficksburg
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Fouriesburg
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Frankfort
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Harrismith
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Heilbron
Rikus Strydom
018 292 1673 083 332 8113
Hennenman
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Hertzogville
Frans Roberts
053 541 0201
084 506 0291
Hobhouse
Hans Taljaardt
051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Hoopstad
Pieter Burger 053 444 1936 082 493 0981
Jacobsdal
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Jagersfontein
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Jim Fouche
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Kaallaagte
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Kestell
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Koffiefontein
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Koppies
Imre Reckling
018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Kransfontein
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Kroonstad
Jorrie Jordaan
056 215 1931
082 557 5946
Ladybrand
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Lesotho
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Libertas
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Lindley
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Luckhoff
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Marquard
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Marseilles
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Memel
Andrè de Villiers 058 623 1753 082 557 8045
Modderpoort
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Montevideo
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Odendaalsrus
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Qwaqwa
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Parys
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Paul Roux
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Perdeberg
Fanie Schoeman
053 441 2948
082 493 8392
Petrus Steyn
André Fouché
058 863 1686
082 577 7616
Petrusburg
John Delport
053 574 0105
083 453 3077
Philippolis
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Reddersburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Reitz
Johan Engelbrecht 058 863 1281 082 775 8434
Reitz Liquid
André Fouché
058 863 1686
082 577 7616
Robertsdrift
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Rosendal
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Rouxville
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Sasolburg
Rikus Strydom 018 292 1673 083 332 8113
Senekal
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Slabberts
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Smithfield
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Soutpan Fs
Ben Smit 051 821 2804 082 904 3275
Steynsrus
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Swinburne
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Theunissen
Willem Pretorius 051 853 1023 082 784 1996
Tierfontein
Kobus Fourie (jnr)
056 515 2158
082 920 5905
Trompsburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Tweeling
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Tweespruit
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Vanreenen
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Van Stadensrus
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Ventersburg
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Verkeerdevlei
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Verkykerskop
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Viljoenskroon
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Villiers
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Virginia
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Vrede
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Vrede Liquid
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Vredefort
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Warden
Andrè de Villiers 058 623 1753 082 557 8045
Welkom
Abel Bezuidenhout
056 515 2158
083 262 1628
Wepener
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Wesselsbron
Kobus Fourie
056 515 4100
082 412 5409
Westminster
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Winburg
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Windfield
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Zastron
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Aberfeldy
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Afrikaskop
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Arlington
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Bethlehem
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Bethulie
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Bloemfontein
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Boesmanskop
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Boshof
Frans Roberts
053 541 0201
084 506 0291
Bothaville
Abel Bezuidenhout
056 515 2158
083 262 1628
Brandfort
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Bultfontein
Willem Pretorius
051 853 1023 082 784 1996
Clarens
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Clocolan
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Danielsrus
Andre Fouche
058 863 1686
082 557 8045
Dealesville
Frans Roberst
053 541 0201 084 506 0291
Dewetsdorp
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Edenburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Edenville
Jorrie Jordaan
056 215 1931
082 557 5946
Eeram
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Excelsior
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Fauresmith
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Ficksburg
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Fouriesburg
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Frankfort
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Harrismith
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Heilbron
Rikus Strydom
018 292 1673 083 332 8113
Hennenman
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Hertzogville
Frans Roberts
053 541 0201
084 506 0291
Hobhouse
Hans Taljaardt
051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Hoopstad
Pieter Burger 053 444 1936 082 493 0981
Jacobsdal
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Jagersfontein
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Jim Fouche
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Kaallaagte
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Kestell
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Koffiefontein
Fanie Schoeman
053 591 7047
083 650 7299
Koppies
Imre Reckling
018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Kransfontein
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Kroonstad
Jorrie Jordaan
056 215 1931
082 557 5946
Ladybrand
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Lesotho
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Libertas
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Lindley
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Luckhoff
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Marquard
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Marseilles
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Memel
Andrè de Villiers 058 623 1753 082 557 8045
Modderpoort
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Montevideo
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Odendaalsrus
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Qwaqwa
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Parys
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Paul Roux
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Perdeberg
Fanie Schoeman
053 441 2948
082 493 8392
Petrus Steyn
André Fouché
058 863 1686
082 577 7616
Petrusburg
John Delport
053 574 0105
083 453 3077
Philippolis
Werner Mostert
051 522 1287
072 377 7760
Reddersburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Reitz
Johan Engelbrecht 058 863 1281 082 775 8434
Reitz Liquid
André Fouché
058 863 1686
082 577 7616
Robertsdrift
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Rosendal
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Rouxville
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Sasolburg
Rikus Strydom 018 292 1673 083 332 8113
Senekal
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Slabberts
Theo Kleynhans 058 303 2152 082 859 1332
Smithfield
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Soutpan Fs
Ben Smit 051 821 2804 082 904 3275
Steynsrus
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Swinburne
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Theunissen
Willem Pretorius 051 853 1023 082 784 1996
Tierfontein
Kobus Fourie (jnr)
056 515 2158
082 920 5905
Trompsburg
Lood Mostert
051 522 1287
083 265 5500
Tweeling
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Tweespruit
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Vanreenen
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Van Stadensrus
Edwin Lathleiff
051 933 5302
083 761 9588
Ventersburg
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Verkeerdevlei
Ben Smit
051 821 2804
082 904 3275
Verkykerskop
Andrè de Villiers
058 623 1753
082 557 8045
Viljoenskroon
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Villiers
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Virginia
Francios Stimie
056 215 1693
082 570 1787
Vrede
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Vrede Liquid
Jan Mentz 058 813 2228 082 375 4394
Vredefort
Imre Reckling 018 297 7702 083 628 3887
Warden
Andrè de Villiers 058 623 1753 082 557 8045
Welkom
Abel Bezuidenhout
056 515 2158
083 262 1628
Wepener
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Wesselsbron
Kobus Fourie
056 515 4100
082 412 5409
Westminster
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Winburg
Jan Rossouw
058 481 2423
082 770 2845
Windfield
Jan Mentz
058 813 2228
082 375 4394
Zastron
Hans Taljaardt 051 924 1750 083 255 6932
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Afrikasskop (H12) XXXX 5
Not on my map index - but it is there in block H12!
Africaskop: (Kroonstad – Harrismith line)
A rural agricultural centre, 35 km east of Bethlehem. There is a grain silo at the station and during 2005–2006, 29 831 tons of beans, maize and wheat was railed to various domestic destinations and to Lesotho.
http://www.freetrans.gov.za/FTD/fs/railfreight/2/index.html
ABERDEEN CANNON ROCKS GRAHAMSTOWN KUNDONGA MDANTSANE
ABERDEEN ROAD CANNONVALE GREYSTONE KUNDUNGWANA MFABANTU
ADDO CAPE ST. FRANCIS GROOTFONTEIN KUNGAVUNGAVU MGWALI
ADELAIDE CARLISLE BRIDGE GUGWENI KUNGCUKA MHLANGA
ADENDORP CATHCART HAGA-HAGA KWABITYI MHLANGANISWENI
AGTER SNEEUBERG CENTERTON HALCYON DRIFT KWAGULWA MIDDELBURG (EC)
ALEXANDRIA (EC) CIBENI HALESOWEN KWAGUQAZA MIDDLEDRIFT
ALICE CINTSA HALI NO.2 KWAMAGCAKINI MIDDLETON
ALICEDALE CLANVILLE HAMBURG KWAMCAPATI MIDDLEWATER
ALIWAL NORTH CLARKEBURY HANKEY KWAMIYA MILLER
ALOES CLARKSON HEALDTOWN KWAMZOLA MILTON
AMABELE CLIFFORD HECKEL KWANDANYA MISGUND
AMSTERDAMHOEK CLYDESDALE HERSCHEL KWANOBUHLE MITFORD
ANDRIESKRAAL COEGA HEYDON KWAZULU MKAPUSI
ANN'S VILLA COERNEY HOFMEYR LADY FRERE MKWEZWENI
ARANMOR COFIMVABA HOGSBACK LADY GREY MNGAMNYE
ASSEGAAIBOS COGHLAN HOLY CROSS MISSION LANGHOLM MOLTENO
ASTON BAY COLCHESTER HUMANSDORP LESSEYTON MORGAN'S BAY
BAILEY COLDSTREAM HUMEWOOD LIBODE MORRISTOWN
BALFOUR (EC) COLEKEPLAAS IDA LIDDLETON MORTIMER
BARAKKE CONWAY IDUTYWA LOERIE MOSHESH'S FORD
BARKLY EAST COOKHOUSE ILINGE LOKWENI MOUNT AYLIFF
BARODA CRADOCK INDWE LONG HOPE MOUNT FLETCHER
BAROE CROSS ROADS JAMESTOWN LOTANA MOUNT FRERE
BATHURST DAGGABOERSNEK JANSENVILLE LOUDON MOUNT STEWART
BEACON BAY DAWN JEFFREYS BAY LOUTERWATER MOYENI
BEDE DEMISTKRAAL JOJWENI LUBALEKA MPAFANE
BEDFORD DESPATCH JOUBERTINA LUDEKE MPETU
BEHULPSAAM DIMBAZA KAMMIEBOS LUGXOGXO MPUNZANA
BELL DORDRECHT KAREEDOUW LUKWETU MQANDULI
BELLEVUE DRENNAN KARRINGMELKSPRUIT LUSIKISIKI MTEBELEZI
BERLIN DUNCAN VILLAGE KASOUGA LUTAWENI MVINVANE
BETHELSDORP EAST LONDON KAYSER'S BEACH LUTOLI MXHINO
BETHESDAWEG ELANDS HEIGHT KEI MOUTH LUTSHEKO NCALUKENI
BHETANI ELANDSDRIF KEI ROAD LUXENI NCAMBEDYANA
BISHO ELLIOT KEISKAMMAHOEK LWANDLANA NCANAHA
BISI ELLIOTDALE KENDREW MABENTSENI NDINDIMENI
BIZANA EMAKWETSHUBEN KENTANI MABHELENI NDWANE
BLUECLIFF EMATYNLWENI KENTON ON SEA MACLEANTOWN NEW BRIGHTON
BLUEGUMS ENGCOBO KIDD'S BEACH MACLEAR NEW ENGLAND
BLUEWATER BAY ENON KING WILLIAM'S TOWN MADONELA NEWTON PARK
BOESMANRIVIERMOND ENTSIMKENI KIRKWOOD MAGCAKENI NGANGELIZWE
BOKNES EZIBELENI KLEINBOS MAKOBOKENI NGCUKA
BOLETWA EZIMPUNGENI KLEINEMONDE MAKOTYANA NGQELENI
BOLO FLAGSTAFF KLEINPOORT MALENGE NGQUBANE
BONTRUG FORT BEAUFORT KLIPFONTEIN (EC) MANGONDINI NGQWEQWENI
BONZA BAY FORT BROWN KLIPPLAAT MANGWANENI NGWAKUNQWAKU
BOWKER'S PARK GADUKA KNAPDAAR MANGXONGWENI NGWEVANA
BREAKFAST VLEI GCINA KOFFIEBUS MAQHINEBENI NGXABANGU
BREIDBACH GELVANDALE KOK'S HILL MARLOW NGXANGXASINI
BRUINTJIESHOOGTE GENGQE KOMGA MARRENBURG NIEU-BETHESDA
BUFFALO GLENCONNOR KOMKHULU MATOLWENI NKAWUKAZI
BURGERSDORP GLENGARRY KOMMITTEES DRIFT MATYENENGQINA NKOHLONBENI
BUTTERWORTH GLENROCK (EC) KRAKEELRIVIER MATYHANTYA NKUMANDENI
CALA GOLDEN VALLEY KROONVALE MAXWELE NORTH END
CALA ROAD GONGOLULA KRUISFONTEIN (EC) MAYIRENI NQAMAKWE
CAMBRIA GONUBIE KUMAYA MBENTSA NQININGANA
CAMBRIDGE GOUWA KUMLO MBUBANE NTABENI
CAMERON'S GLEN GRAAFF-REINET KUNDLUNKULU MCONCO NTLANJENI
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EASTERN CAPE PROVINCE (CONTD)
NTSIMBA STEYNSBURG
NYANDENI STEYTLERVILLE
NZWAKAZI STORMBERG
OATLANDS STORMSRIVIER
OVISTON STORMSRIVIERMOND
OYSTER BAY STUDTIS
PARDISE BEACH STUTTERHEIM
PATENSIE SUMMERSTRAND
PATERSON SUNLAND
PEARSTON SUURBERG
PEDDIE SWAERSHOEK
PORT ALFRED SWARTKOPS
PORT ELIZABETH SWEMPOORT
PORT ST. JOHNS SYFERGAT
POST CHALMERS TABANKULU
POTSDAM TAFELBERG
QAMATA TAINTON
QOTA TARKASTAD
QUEENSTOWN TEEBUS
QUIBA THALENI
QUIGNEY THORNHAM
QUKO THORNHILL
QUMBU TINA FALLS
QWAZAKHELE TSHATSHU
REDHOUSE TSOLO
RHODES TSOMO
RIEBEEK-OOS TUGELA (EC)
RIETBROM TWEE RIVIERE
RIETVLEI TYLDEN
RODE UGIE
ROSMEAD UITENHAGE
ROSS MISSION UITKEER
ROSSOUW UMTATA
SADA UMZIMKHULU
SALEM UPPER NDONGA
SANDDRIF VAN STADENSRIVIERMOND
SANDVLAKTE VENTERSTAD
SCHOOMBEE VINEYARD
SEA VIEW VOLSTRUISLEEGTE
SEA VISTA WALMER
SEVEN FOUNTAINS WATERFORD
SEYMOUR WESLEY
SHELDON WESTERING
SHERBORNE WESTON
SHESHEGU WHITTLESEA
SIDBURY WILLOWMORE
SIKOBENI WILLOWVALE
SKOENMAKERSKOP WINTERSTRAND
SLANGRIVIER WITKOP
SMITSKRAAL WOLWEFONTEIN
SOMERSET EAST ZITAPALENI
SOUTHWELL ZWELITSHA
SPANDAUVILLE
SPITSKOPVLEI
SPRING VALLEY
ST. GEORGE'S STRAND
ST. GREGORY'S
STERKSPRUIT
STERKSTROOM
LOCATIONS FOR USE IN ROSTER SEARCHES
FREESTATE PROVINCE
ABERFELDY HOUTNEK SEDIBA
ALLANDALE JACOBSDAL SENEKAL
ALLENRIDGE JAGERSFONTEIN SHANNON
ALMA (FS) JAMMERSDRIF SMITHSFIELD
ARLINGTON KAFFERRIVIER SOUTPAN (FS)
AUSTIN'S POST KAREE SPES BONA
BARCLAVAR KESTELL SPITSKOP
BETHLEHEM KLIPFONTEIN SPRINGFONTEIN
BETHULIE KOFFIEFONTEIN STEYNSRUS
BLOEMFONTEIN KOMMISSIEDRIF SWINBURNE
BLOUDRIF KOMMISSIEPOORT TABANE
BOESMANSKOP KOPPIES THABA NCHU
BOSHOF KOUKRAAL THABA PHATSWA
BOTHAVILLE KRANSFONTEIN THERON
BOTSHABELO KROONSTAD THEUNISSEN
BRANDFORT KRUGERS TIERFONTEIN
BREIPAAL KUTLOANONG TIGER RIVER
BULTFONTEIN LADYBRAND TROMPSBURG
CHARLESVILLE LIBERTAS TWEEFONTEIN
CLARENS LINDLEY TWEELING
CLOCOLAN LOFTER TWEESPRUIT
COALBROOK LUCKHOFF VAAL
COALBROOK COLLIERIES MARAISDAL VALSRIVIER
CORNELIA (FS) MARQUARD VAN-REENEN
DANIELSRUS MEADOWS VANSTADENSRUS
DE BRUG MEMEL VENTERSBURG
DEALESVILLE MERINO VERKEERDEVLEI
DENEYESVILLE MIRAGE VERKYKERSKOP
DEWETSDORP MODDERPOORT VIERFONTEIN
DIPUDUNGWANA MONT PELAAN VILJOENSDRIF
DONKERPOORT MORAKGE VILJOENSKROON
DOVER MOROTO VILLIERS
EDENBURG NORVALSPONT VIRGINIA
EDENVILLE ODENDAALSRUS VREDE
EENSGEVONDEN ORANJEKRAG VREDEFORT
EXCELSIOR ORANJEVILLE WARDEN
FAURESMITH PARADYS WELGELEE
FERREIRA PARYS WELKOM
FICKSBURG PAUL ROUX WEPENER
FLORISBAD PETRUS STEYN WESSELSBRON
FOURIESBURG PETRUSBURG WESTLEIGH
FRANKFORT PHILIPPOLIS WESTMINSTER
GARIEP DAM PHILIPPOLIS ROAD WHITES
GENEVA PHUTHADITJHABA WINBURG
GLADSTONE PRIORS WINKELPOS
GLEN REDDERSBURG WITSIESHOEK
GLEN HARMONY REEBOKRAND WOLVEPOORT
GLENROCK (FS) REITZ WOLWEHOEK
GOEDEMOED RIEBEECKSTAD WOODRIDGE
GOMVLEI RIETFONTEIN (FS) YOXFORD
GROOTHOEK RIETKUIL ZASTRON
GUMTREE RODENBECK
HARRISMITH ROOIFONTEIN
HEILBRON ROOIPAN
HENNENMAN ROSENDAL
HERTZOGVILE ROUXVILLE
HEUNINGSPRUIT RUSTIG
HOBHOUSE SANNASPOS
HOOPSTAD SASOLBURG
LOCATIONS FOR USE IN ROSTER SEARCHES
GAUTENG PROVINCE
AKASIA KLIPFONTEIN A VANDERBIJLPARK
ALBERTON KRUGERSDORP VENTERSPOS
ALEXANDRA (GP) KWATHEMA VEREENIGING
ANCHORVILLE LEEUKOP VISCHKUIL
ATTERIDGEVILLE LENASIA VOSLOORUS
BANK LENASIA SOUTH EAST WALKERVILLE
BAPSFONTEIN LIBANON WATTVILLE
BAVIAANSPOORT LOCH VAAL WELGEDAG
BEDFORDVIEW LYNDHURST WELVERDIEND
BEKKERSDAL LYTTELTON WESTDENE
BENONI MAANHAARRAND WESTON AREAS
BOKSBURG MAGALIESBERG WESTONARIA
BRAKPAN MAMELODI ZONKIZISWE
BRANDVLEI (GP) MERRIEVALE ZUURBEKOM
BRONKHORSTSPRUIT MEYERTON
BUCCLEUCH MIDRAND
CARLETONVILLE MIDWAY
CENTURION MODDERFONTEIN
CLAYVILLE MOHLAKENG
CULLINAN MULDERSDRIFT
DAGGAFONTEIN NIGEL
DALESIDE OBERHOLZER
DAVEYTON OES-DRIEFONTEIN
DEVON OLIFANTSFONTEIN
DIEPKLOOF PALMIETFONTEIN
DIEPMEADOW PARKTOWN
DOBSONVILLE PELINDABA
DORINGFONTEIN PETIT
DUDUZA PREMIER MINE
EAST VILLAGE PRETORIA
EDENPARK PRETORIA-NOORD
EDENVALE PRETORIA-WEST
ELANDIA PROTEM PUTFONTEIN
ELDORAIGNE RANDBURG
ENNERDALE RANDFONTEIN
ERASMIA RANDFONTEIN SOUTH
EVATON RATANDA
GERMISTON RAYTON
GLEN AUTSIN REFILWE
GLENHARVIE RENSBURGDORP
GRASMERE RISSIK
HALFWAY HOUSE ROODEPOORT
HAMMANSKRAAL ROOIWAL
HEIDELBERG ROSSLYN
HEIDELBERG (GP) SANDTON
HEKPOORT SEBOKENG
HENLEY-ON-KLIP SHARPEVILLE
HERCULES SILVERTON
HILLSHAVEN SINOVILLE
HYDE PARK SONDERWATER
IRENE SOSHANGUVE
JACKSON'S DRIFT SOWETO
JAMESON PARK SPRINGS
JOHANNESBURG TEMBISA
KAGISO (GP) THE VILLAGE
KATLEHONG TOEKOMSRUS
KEMPTON PARK TOKOZA
KHUTSONG TSAKANE
LOCATIONS FOR USE IN ROSTER SEARCHES
KWAZULU – NATAL PROVINCE
ADAMS MISSION DUNDEE HOWICK MAHLANGASI NKUZE
AHRENS DURBAN ICHUBO MAHLUTSHINI NKWALINI
ALBERT FALLS EDENDALE ILLOVO MAIDSTONE NONDWENI
ALPHA EDGEHILL IMBALI MAKHWEZINI NONGOMA
ALTON EKUVUKENI IMPENDLE MANDINI NORMANDIEN
AMAMZIMTOTI ELANDSKRAAL INANDA MANGENI NORTHDALE
AMATIKULU ELANDSLAAGTE INCHANGA MAPUTA NOTTINGHAM ROAD
ARBORETUM ELANGENI INGOGO MARBURG NQUTU
BABANANGO EMANGUSI INGWAVUMA MARGATE NTABAMHLOPE
BALLENGEICH EMGADLELENI INKUNZANA MARINA BEACH NTABEBOMVU
BALLITO EMONDLO INVERNESS MASOTSHENI NTAMBANANA
BANNER REST EMPANGENI ISIPINGO BEACH MASSONDALE NTUMENI
BASHIBISI ENSELENI IXOPO MATATIELE NTUZUMA
BELGOWAN ESHOWE IZINGOLWENI MATSHANA NYANYADU
BEREA ESIGODINI JABAVU MBAZWANA NYONI
BERGVILLE ESIKHAWINI JOZINI MELMOTH OSBORN
BHADENI ESTCOURT KANDASPUNT MELVILLE (A) OSIZWENI
BHONGWENI ESTON KANZAKANE MELVILLE (B) OTIMATI
BHOSHI ETHEMBALIHLE KEAT'S DRIFT MERRIVALE OTTAWA
BIVANE FASINBA KILEGETHE MFOLOZI PADDOCK
BLOEDRIVIER (KN) FAWN LEAS KINGSCOTE MFUME PARK RYNIE
BLYTHEDALE BEACH FELIXTON KINGSLEY MID ILLOVO PAULPIETERSBURG
BONNY RIDGE FORT MISTAKE KLIPBANK MILFORD PEACE TOWN
BOSTON FORT MTOMBENI KLIPHUNYAWO MKHAZANE PENNINGTON
BRAEMAR FORT NOTTINGHAM KLIPRIVIER MKONDENI PEPWORTH
BRUINS HILL FRANKLIN KLOOF MONT-AUX-SOURCES PEVENSEY
BRUNTVILLE FRERE KOKSTAD (KN) MONTEBELLO PHOENIX
BULWER FRIEDENAU KRANSKOP MONTESEEL PIENSRAND
CALVERT FRISCHGEWAAGD KUNTANYANA MOOIRIVIER PIETERMARITZBURG
CAMPERDOWN FUNDUKZAMA KWA CEBELELE MOUNT ELIAS PINETOWN
CANDOVER GAMALAKHE KWA DWESHULA MPEMVANA POLELA
CATHEDRAL PEAK GELUKSBRUG KWADABEKA MPOLWENI POMEROY
CATHKIN PARK GINGINDLOVO KWADLAMINI MPOPHOMENI PONGOLA
CATORIDGE GLEDHOW KWAMAGODA MPOSA PORT EDWARD
CHAMPAGNE CASTLE GLENCOE KWAMAHLATHI MPUMALANGA PORT SHEPSTONE
CHATSWORTH GLUCKSTADT KWAMAKHUTHA MTONJANENI QUDENI
CHIEVELEY GOLELA KWAMAPUMULU MTUBATUBA QUEENSBURGH
CLANSTHAL GOLOGODO KWAMASHU MTUNZINI RAMSGATE
CLARENDON GREYTOWN KWAMBONAMBI MTWALUME RANDALHURST
CLARIDGE GROENVLEI KWAMKHIZE MUDEN REDCLIFFE
CLERMONT GROOTSPRUIT KWAMNCANE MUNGANHLOPHE RENISHAW
COLEFORD GROUTVILLE KWAMSANE MUNSTER RICHARDS BAY
COLENSO HARBURG KWANDENGEZI NAIDOOVILLE RICHMOND NATAL
CRAIGSFORTH HARDING KWAPHENYANE NDALENI RIVER VIEW
CRAMOND (KN) HATTINGSPRUIT LA LUCIA NDUMO ROCKMOUNT
CREIGHTON HEATONVILLE LA MERCY NDWEDWE RORKE'S DRIFT
CUNDYCLEUGH HELPMEKAAR LADYSMITH NEW AMALFI ROSEBANK
DALTON HERMANNSBURG LIDGETTON NEW HANOVER ROSENEATH
DANALL HIBBERDENE LIMEHILL NEWARK ROSETTA
DANNHAUSER HIGHFLATS LOSKOP NEWCASTLE RUTLAND
DARGLE HILLCREST LOUWSBURG NEWTOWN SALT ROCK
DASHI HILTON LOWER LOTENI NGABENI SCHEEPERSNEK
DICKS HIMEVILLE LUNEBURG NGOBENI SCHOONSTROOM
DLOLWANA HLABISA MADADENI (KN) NGOME SCHROEDERS
DONNYBROOK HLATIKULU (KN) MADULADULA NGWELEZANA SCOTTBURGH
DRIEFONTEIN (KN) HLOBANE MAGABENI NHLAZATSHE SEDARVILLE
DRUMMOND HLOLELA MAGAMPONDO NINIANS SEVEOAKS
DSAINAGAR HLUHLUWE MAGUDU (KN) NKANDLA SEZELA
DUDUDU HOPEWELL MAHLABATINI NKONJANE SHAKA'S ROCK
LOCATIONS FOR USE IN ROSTER SEARCHES
KWAZULU – NATAL PROVINCE (CONTD)
SHAKASKRAAL WARNER BEACH
SHEFFIELD BEACH WARTBURG
SIKOKO WASBANK
SILUTSHANA WATERSMEET
SIMOZOMENI WEENEN
SINATHINGI WEMBESI
SITHEBE WESTBROOK
SOBABILI WESTVILLE
SOMKELE WEZA
SON HOEK WINDY HILL
SOUTH DOWNS WINKLESPRUIT
SOUTHBROOM WINSTON PARK
SOUTHPORT WINTERTON
ST. FAITH'S WITTEKLIP
ST. LUCIA ESTUARY WOOD GRANGE
ST. MICHAEL'S ON SEA WYFORD
STANGER ZINKWAZI BEACH
STEILRAND ZINYOSINI
SUNDUMBILI ZITENDE
SUNWICH PORT ZUNCKELS
SWART UMFOLOZI ZUNGWINI
SWARTBERG
SWEET WATERS
TABLE MOUNTAIN
TAYLORS
TENDEKA
THAKAZELE
THE BLUFF
THE RANCH
THOLENI
THOLULYWAZI
THORNVILLE
TINLEY MANOR
TONGAAT
TUGELA (KN)
TUGELA FERRY
TUGELA MOUTH
UBOMBO
ULUNDI
UMBOGINTWINI
UMBUMBULU
UMDLOTI BEACH
UMGABABA
UMHLALI
UMHLANGA
UMKOMAAS
UMLAZI
UMTENTWENI
UMZINTO
UMZUMBE
UNDERBERG
UTRECHT
UVONGO
VAALKOP
VAN ROOYEN
VANT'S DRIFT
VERULAM
VRYHEID
LOCATIONS FOR USE IN ROSTER SEARCHES
MPUMALANGA
AIRLIE ESTANCIA MADADENI (MP) ROOIKRAAL
AMERSFOORT EVANDER MAGOGENI ROOSSENKAL
AMSTERDAM GA MARIA MAGUDU (MP) SABIE
ANYSSPRUIT GLORIA MAIZEFIELD SATARA
ARBOR GOEDEWIL MALELANE SCHULZENDAL
ARGENT GRASKOP MALEOSKOP SECUNDA
ARNOT GREYLINGSTAD MANANGA SELONSRIVIER
AVOCA GROBLERSDAL MAPOCH SERINGKOP
BADFONTEIN GROOTVLEI MARAMBANE SHEEPMOOR
BADPLAAS HAZYVIEW MARBLE HALL SIBAYENI
BALFOUR (MP) HECTORSPRUIT MASOBE SIYABUSWA
BALULE HENDRIKSKRAAL MATLA SKOONPLAAS
BANKKOP HENDRINA MATLALA SKUKUZA
BARBERTON HENDRINAKRAG MATLEREKENG SPRINGBOKDRAAI
BELFAST HEREFORD MATSHIDING STANDERTON
BERBICE HOLBANK MAUCHSBERG STANFIELD HILL
BERGEN HOLMERDENE METSWANAGWANA STEELPOORT
BETHAL ISWEPE MEYERVILLE STOFFBERG
BETHEL EAST JAMBILA MGOBODE SYBRANDSKRAAL
BETHELRAND JEPPE'S REEF MHLOSHANA THABAKBUBEDU
BETTIESDAM KAALRUG MIDDELBURG (MP) THABANA
BLINKPAN KAAPMUIDEN MIDDELPLAAS THAMBOKHULU
BLYDE KAAPSEHOOP MINNAAR THE BERG
BOKENHOUTHOEK KAFFERSPRUIT MMAKOLA TIMBAVATI
BOSFONTEIN KALKFONTEIN MOOLMAN TRICHARDT
BRANDDRAAI KAMEELRIVIER MORGENZON TSHOKWANE
BRAUNSCHWEIG KAMPERSRUS MORONE UITVLUGT
BREYTON KARINO MOSSIESDAL VAALBANK
BRONDAL KA-SIBHEJANE MOTETI VAL
BUFFELSVLEI KENDAL MPHELENG VAN DYKS DRIF
BURGERSFORT KGOBOKWANE MZINTI VOLKSRUST
BUTTELSPRUIT KIEPERSOL NELSPRUIT VOORREG
CAMDEN KINROSS NEW LAAGER WAKKERSTROOM
CAROLINA KLEIN-SABIE NEWINGTON WARBURTON
CHARL CIELLIERS KLIPSKOOL NGODINI WATERVAL BOVEN
CHRISSIESMEER KOMATIPOORT NGWENYENI WILLEMSDAL
CLEWERE KRIEL NOORDKAAP WINKELHAAK
COALVILLE KRUGERSPOS NTWANE WITBANK
COMMONDALE KWA MATABANE NUMBI GATE WITNEK
DALMANUTHA KWAGGASKOP NWANETSI WITRIVIER
DAMWAL KWAMANDULU NYAMAZANENI WITTENBERG
DASVILLE KWA-PHAKE OGIES WONDERFONTEIN
DAVEL KWASIPUNU OHRIGSTAD WONDERHOEK
DELMAS KWAZIBUKWANE ORPEN
DENNILTON LAERSDRIF PANBULT
DIKGWALE LAMMERKOP PAUL KRUGER GATE
DIRKIESDORP LANGELOOP PAXTON
DOUGLAS (EC) LATEMANEK PERDEKOP
DRIEFONTEIN (MP) LEANDRA PHAKE
DRIEKOPPIES (MP) LEFISO PHIVA
DULLSTROOM LESLIE PIET RETIEF
EERSTHOEK LIONELTON PILGRIM'S REST
EKANGALA LOCHIEL PLASTON
ELANDSDOORN LOTHAIR PLATRAND
ELANDSHOEK LYDENBURG RIVULETS
EMANGWENI LYNVILLE ROBERTS DRIFT
ERMELO MAARTENSHOOP ROODEBANK
ERTS MABOKO ROODEWAL
LOCATIONS FOR USE IN ROSTER SEARCHES
NORTHERN CAPE PROVINCE
AALWYNSFONTEIN DWAAL KOOPAN-SUID PAMPOENPOORT VANWYKSVLEI
AANSLUIT EKSTEENFONTEIN KOOPMANSFONTEIN PAPKUIL VANZYLSRUS
AGETRTANG ESPAGSDRIF KOOTJIESKOLK PELLA VICTORIA-WEST
AGGENEYS FRANS GROVE KOTZEHOOP PETRUSVILLE VIOOLSDRIF
ALEXANDER BAY FRANSEBHOF KOTZESRUS PHILIPSTOWN VOLOP
ALHEIT FRASERBURG KRAANKUIL PITSING VROEGGEDEEL
ANDRIESVALE FRIERSDALE KRAPOHLEILAND PLATBAKKIES VROUENSPAN
ASKHAM GAMOEP KURUMAN PLOOYSBURG WABRAND
AUGRABIES GANSPAN LANGKLIP POFADDER WAGENAARSKRAAL
BARKLY WEST GARIES LEKKERSING PORT NOLLOTH WALLEKRAAL
BEACONSFIELD GELUKSPRUIT LINE ACRES POSTMASBURG WARMSAND
BEESHOEK GIESENSKRAAL LOERIESFONTEIN POTFONTEIN WARRENTON
BEKKER GLOSAM LOHATLHA POUPAN WEGDRAAI
BELMONT GOODHOUSE LONGLANDS PRIESKA WESTERBERG
BERMOLLI GRANAATBOSKOLK LOUISVALE PUTSONDERWATER WILLISTON
BLADGROND GRASPAN LOWER DIKGATLONG RICHMOND CAPE WINDSORTON
BLESMANSPOS GRIEKWASTAD LOXTON RIEMVASMAAK WINDSORTON ROAD
BLETTERMAN GROBLERSHOOP LOXTONVALE RIETFONTEIN (NC) WITDRAAI
BLIKFONTEIN GROENRIVIERSMOND LUTZPUTS RITCHIE WITPUT
BLOEMHOEK GRONDNEUS MANGANORE RIVERTON WRENCHVILLE
BOEGOEBERG GROOTDRINK MARCHAND RONALD'S VLEI ZWARTKOP
BOETSAP GROOTMIS MARKRAMSDRAAI ROOILYF
BOKHARA GROOT-VAALKOPEILAND MARTINEILAND SAAIFONTEIN
BONEKRAAL HALFWEG MARYDALE SAKRIVIER
BOSSIEKOM HANOVER MATA MATA SALT LAKE
BO-WADRIF HANTAM MATSAP SCHMIDTSDRIF
BRAKPOORT HARRISDALE MELTONWOLD SEVERN
BRANDKOP HARTSWATER MERRIMAN SIDNEY-ON-VAAL
BRANDVLEI (NC) HEUININGNESKLOOF MESKLIP SILVER STREAMS
BRITSTOWN HIGG'S HOPE MIDDELPOS SISHEN
BUCKLANDS HONDEFONTEIN MIDLANDIA SKERPIOENPUNT
BUFFELSBANK HONDEKLIPBAAI MODDERRIVIER SODIUM
BULLETRAP HOPETOWN MOESWAL SOEBATSFONTEIN
BURGERVILLE HOTAZEL MOUNT RUPERT SONSTRAAL
CALVINIA HOUTKRAAL MYNFONTEIN SOUTH POINT
CAMPBELL HUTCHINSON NABABEEP SPOEGRIVIER
CARLTON JAN KEMPDORP NABIES SPRINGBOK
CARNARVON KAKAMAS NAMIES SPYTFONTEIN
CAROLUSBERG KAKAMAS NARIEP STAANSAAM
COLESBERG KALKWERF NEILERSDRIF STEINKOPF
CONCORDIA (NC) KAMIESBERG NIEKERKSHOOP STEKAAR
CONTENT KAMIESKROON NIEUWOUDTVILLE STERLING
COPPERTON KANONEILAND NIGRAMOEP STOFVLEI
CRAMOND (NC) KAREEBOSCHKOLK NIGRAMOP STRAUSSBURG
DABENORIS KAROS NOENIEPUT STRYDENBURG
DAGBREEK KATHU NOSSOB CAMP SULTANAOORD
DANIELSKUIL KEIMOES NOUPOORT SUTHERLAND
DE AAR KENHARDT OBOBOGORAP SUTTON
DE KLERK KENILWORTH OKIEP SWARTKOPEILAND
DEDEBEN KHUBUS OLIFANTSHOEK (NC) SWARTMODDER
DEELFONTEIN KIMBERLEY OMDRAAISVLEI SWARTPUTS
DELPORTSHOOP KLEINBEGIN ONDERSTEDORINGS THREE SISTERS
DIBENG (NC) KLEINSEE ONSEEPKANS TONTELBOS
DIE BOS KLIPPUNT ONTMOETING TWEE RIVIEREN
DIEMANSPUTS KOEGAS ORANIA ULCO
DIEPUT KOEGRABIE ORANJERIVIER UPINGTON
DOUGLAS (NC) KOINGNAAS ORANJEVALLEI VALSPAN
DRAGHOENDER KOMAGGAS OWENDALE VANDERKLOOF
LOCATIONS FOR USE IN ROSTER SEARCHES
NORTHERN PROVINCE
ABBOTTSPOORT CHLOE GA MAEPA GA RADINGWANA GATAUEATSWALA
ACORNHOEK CHUNIESPOORT GA MAETELETSA GA RAKGWATHA GAULA
ADDNEY CORNELIA (NP) GA MAILA GA RALENKWANE GERTRUDSBURG
AFGUNS COTTAGE GA MAJA GA RAMAKARA GHANDLANANI
ALLDAYS COTTONDALE GA MAKHARANKANA GA RAMETLWANE GIDIANA
ALLEIN CRECY GA MAKIBELO GA RAMMU GILEAD
ALMA (NP) CUMBERLAND GA MALAKA GA RAMOKADIKADI GIYANI
ALVERTON DALMENY GA MALAPILE GA RAMONGWANA GLADDEKLIPKOP
AMANDELBULT DAN GA MALOKA GA RAMOTLOKANA GLEN COWIE
ANTJIESDRIFT DE DROOM GA MALOPE GA RAMPURU GLEN KOWIE
BABANGU DE GRACHT GA MAMADILA GA RANKHUWA GLEN ROY
BAINES DRIFT DENDRON GA MAMOLEKA GA RANTLAKANE GLENFURNESS
BAKENBERG DIANA GA MAMPANA GA SAKO GOMPIES
BAKONE DIBENG (NP) GA MANKGODI GA SEBATI GOOD HOPE
BALTIMORE DIKGALAOPENG GA MANTHATA GA SEBOTSE GOULDVILLE
BAMBANI DIKGALE GA MAPANGULA GA SELEKA GRAVELOTTE
BAMOKGOKO DIPHITSHI GA MAPHOTO GA SEMENYA GREGORY
BANANANA DIPHUTI GA MARIBANA GA SETSHABA GROBLERSBRUG
BANDELIERKOP DIRETSANENG GA MARISHANE GA THABA GROESBEEK
BANDUR DISSAPOINTMENT GA MASEGWANE GA TSHIPANA GROOTDRAAI
BANGALONG DITENTENG GA MASEMOLA GA TSHOKWE GROOTKLIP
BAOBAB DITHUPANENG GA MASHASHANE GA TSHWENE GUMBANI
BASANI DOORNFONTEIN GA MASIPE GA-ABELE HA DAVHANA
BATELEUR BUSHVELD CAMP DRIEKOPPIES (MP) GA MATABANYANE GAKGAPANE HA MASHAMBA
BEAUTY DROOGEKRAAL GA MATHEKGA GA-MABELEBELE HA RIBUNGWANI
BEITBRIDGE DROOGTE GA MATHIBA GAMABITSELA HAAKDORING
BEND DRUMMONDLEA GA MATLALA GAMAKGOBA HAENERTSBURG
BERG EN DAL DUIWELSKLOOF GA MATLAPA GAMAKGOPO HAMADODONGA
BETHESDA MISSION DWAALBOOM GA MATSHATSHA GAMALEBANE HAMAGAU
BEWAARKLOOF EISLEBEN GA MMABASOTHO GA-MAMETSA HA-MAGORO
BLAAUWPAN ELIM HOSPITAL GA MMALEPETEKE GAMANKOPANE HAMAMPHAGI
BLINKWATER ELLISRAS GA MMATHONGWANA GAMANTHLODI HAMANAVHELA
BLOEDRIVIER (NP) ELMESTON GA MODIKANA GAMAPELA HAMANTSHA
BLOUBERG ENABLE GA MODIPANA GA-MARABA HAMUBUA
BLOUHAAK ENTERPRISE GA MOGANO GAMASEHLONG HANANI
BOCHUM EVANGELINA GA MOGASBOA GAMATHABATHA HANTHABALA
BOGWASA FINALE GA MOKOBODI GAMATHULE HARAMAHANTSHA
BOLAHLAKGOMO FRIENDSHIP GA MOLAPO GAMATSWE HARDEPAD
BORCHERS FRIPP GA MOLEKWA GA-MODJADI HARTBEESDRIFT
BORWALATHOTO GA DIKGALE GA MOLEPANE GAMODJADJI HASANA
BOSBOKRAND GA HLAHLA GA MOLEPO GAMOKABA HELENE FRANZ HOSPITAL
BOSSCHE DIESCH GA HLAKO GA MOLOI GAMOKGWATHI HERMANUSDORINGS
BOTHASHOEK GA KEETSE GA MOMENE GAMOLEKANA HILDRETH RIDGE
BOYNE GA KGAPANE GA MOSIDI GAMONYEKI HLUVUKANI
BRIDGEWATER GA KGARE GA MOTHAPO GAMOTHAPO HOEDSPRUIT
BROMBEEK GA KGOLE GA MOTHIBA GAMOTLANA HOLME PARK
BRUSSELS GA KGOROSI GA NKIDIKITLANA GAMUSI HONEY
BUFFELHOEK GA KOBO GA NONYANE GANSKUIL HUNTLEIGH
BUFFELSDOORN GA KOMAPE GA PAMADI GA-PHOOKO HWELERENG
BUFFELSHOEK GA LEPADIMA GA PASHA GARAMAHLATSHI HWELESANGENG
BULGE RIVIER GA MABITSELA GA PHAGO GARAMAROKA HWIBI
BULWINI GA MABOTHA GA PHAGODI GARAMOKGOPA IMMELMAN
BUYSDORP GA MABOTSA GA PHAHLA GARAMPHERE IMMERPAN
BYLDRIF GA MABUSELA GA PHALA GARANTOBENG ITIELENE
BYLSTEEL GA MADIKANA GA PHASWANA GA-SEKORORO JABULA
CARLOW GA MADISALEOLO GA PIET GASEPHOKA JAMELA
CELLIERSRUS GA MADULATHOKA GA POOPEDI GASEROKA JANE FURSE
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JANSEPUT KITTY MAHLAHLANDLELA MAVHULANI MORIA
JAZZ KLASERIE MAHLATHI MBAULA MORONGWE
JOBSKOP KOEDOESKOP MAHUBAHUBA MEGORING MOSIRA
JOKONG KOELEMANSRUS MAHWELERENG MELINDA MOTETEMA
JUPITER KOKSTAD (NP) MAHWIBITSWANE MELKBOSCH MOTLOLO
KABEANA KOKWANENG MAKATHIANE MELKRIVIER MOTSELEOPE
KACHAVANI KOME MAKGAUNG MESSINA MOTSERERENG
KADINGA KOPERSPRUIT MAKGOBANE METZ MPHAHLELE
KADITSHWENE KOPJENG MAKGWARENG MICA MPHALONG
KADZUMERI KRAALINGEN MAKHOTOPONG MIDDELFONTEIN MPHANAMA
KAGUWELA KROKODILKOP MAKHOVA MIDDELWATER MPHELELO
KAHALAHALA KROMDRAAI MAKHUBUNG MIROGOMA MTITITI
KAHOMU KROMELLENBOOG MAKHUTSO MISEVHEYAMBWENDA MUDULUNI
KA-HOMU KROMHOEK MAKHWIBIDUNG MMADIGORONG MUKHOMI
KAJILONGO KUDUMAZI MAKHWIVIRINI MMAHLOGO MUKONDENI
KAKHEYI KWAGGASVLAKTE MAKOPPA MMAKGWABE MUNNIK
KALKBANK LA COTTE MAKWENG MMAKOTSE MURCHISON
KALKSPRUIT LAASTE HOOP MAKWEYA MMAMATI MUYEXE
KAMADOBI LEBOWAKGOMO MALAITA MMAMATLAKALA MY DARLING
KAMAKHUVA LEEUFONTEIN MALAMULELE MMAMATSHA NABOOMSPRUIT
KA-MALUBANA LEEUPOORT MALEKETLA
Africaskop: (Kroonstad – Harrismith line)
A rural agricultural centre, 35 km east of Bethlehem. There is a grain silo at the station and during 2005–2006, 29 831 tons of beans, maize and wheat was railed to various domestic destinations and to Lesotho.
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ABERDEEN CANNON ROCKS GRAHAMSTOWN KUNDONGA MDANTSANE
ABERDEEN ROAD CANNONVALE GREYSTONE KUNDUNGWANA MFABANTU
ADDO CAPE ST. FRANCIS GROOTFONTEIN KUNGAVUNGAVU MGWALI
ADELAIDE CARLISLE BRIDGE GUGWENI KUNGCUKA MHLANGA
ADENDORP CATHCART HAGA-HAGA KWABITYI MHLANGANISWENI
AGTER SNEEUBERG CENTERTON HALCYON DRIFT KWAGULWA MIDDELBURG (EC)
ALEXANDRIA (EC) CIBENI HALESOWEN KWAGUQAZA MIDDLEDRIFT
ALICE CINTSA HALI NO.2 KWAMAGCAKINI MIDDLETON
ALICEDALE CLANVILLE HAMBURG KWAMCAPATI MIDDLEWATER
ALIWAL NORTH CLARKEBURY HANKEY KWAMIYA MILLER
ALOES CLARKSON HEALDTOWN KWAMZOLA MILTON
AMABELE CLIFFORD HECKEL KWANDANYA MISGUND
AMSTERDAMHOEK CLYDESDALE HERSCHEL KWANOBUHLE MITFORD
ANDRIESKRAAL COEGA HEYDON KWAZULU MKAPUSI
ANN'S VILLA COERNEY HOFMEYR LADY FRERE MKWEZWENI
ARANMOR COFIMVABA HOGSBACK LADY GREY MNGAMNYE
ASSEGAAIBOS COGHLAN HOLY CROSS MISSION LANGHOLM MOLTENO
ASTON BAY COLCHESTER HUMANSDORP LESSEYTON MORGAN'S BAY
BAILEY COLDSTREAM HUMEWOOD LIBODE MORRISTOWN
BALFOUR (EC) COLEKEPLAAS IDA LIDDLETON MORTIMER
BARAKKE CONWAY IDUTYWA LOERIE MOSHESH'S FORD
BARKLY EAST COOKHOUSE ILINGE LOKWENI MOUNT AYLIFF
BARODA CRADOCK INDWE LONG HOPE MOUNT FLETCHER
BAROE CROSS ROADS JAMESTOWN LOTANA MOUNT FRERE
BATHURST DAGGABOERSNEK JANSENVILLE LOUDON MOUNT STEWART
BEACON BAY DAWN JEFFREYS BAY LOUTERWATER MOYENI
BEDE DEMISTKRAAL JOJWENI LUBALEKA MPAFANE
BEDFORD DESPATCH JOUBERTINA LUDEKE MPETU
BEHULPSAAM DIMBAZA KAMMIEBOS LUGXOGXO MPUNZANA
BELL DORDRECHT KAREEDOUW LUKWETU MQANDULI
BELLEVUE DRENNAN KARRINGMELKSPRUIT LUSIKISIKI MTEBELEZI
BERLIN DUNCAN VILLAGE KASOUGA LUTAWENI MVINVANE
BETHELSDORP EAST LONDON KAYSER'S BEACH LUTOLI MXHINO
BETHESDAWEG ELANDS HEIGHT KEI MOUTH LUTSHEKO NCALUKENI
BHETANI ELANDSDRIF KEI ROAD LUXENI NCAMBEDYANA
BISHO ELLIOT KEISKAMMAHOEK LWANDLANA NCANAHA
BISI ELLIOTDALE KENDREW MABENTSENI NDINDIMENI
BIZANA EMAKWETSHUBEN KENTANI MABHELENI NDWANE
BLUECLIFF EMATYNLWENI KENTON ON SEA MACLEANTOWN NEW BRIGHTON
BLUEGUMS ENGCOBO KIDD'S BEACH MACLEAR NEW ENGLAND
BLUEWATER BAY ENON KING WILLIAM'S TOWN MADONELA NEWTON PARK
BOESMANRIVIERMOND ENTSIMKENI KIRKWOOD MAGCAKENI NGANGELIZWE
BOKNES EZIBELENI KLEINBOS MAKOBOKENI NGCUKA
BOLETWA EZIMPUNGENI KLEINEMONDE MAKOTYANA NGQELENI
BOLO FLAGSTAFF KLEINPOORT MALENGE NGQUBANE
BONTRUG FORT BEAUFORT KLIPFONTEIN (EC) MANGONDINI NGQWEQWENI
BONZA BAY FORT BROWN KLIPPLAAT MANGWANENI NGWAKUNQWAKU
BOWKER'S PARK GADUKA KNAPDAAR MANGXONGWENI NGWEVANA
BREAKFAST VLEI GCINA KOFFIEBUS MAQHINEBENI NGXABANGU
BREIDBACH GELVANDALE KOK'S HILL MARLOW NGXANGXASINI
BRUINTJIESHOOGTE GENGQE KOMGA MARRENBURG NIEU-BETHESDA
BUFFALO GLENCONNOR KOMKHULU MATOLWENI NKAWUKAZI
BURGERSDORP GLENGARRY KOMMITTEES DRIFT MATYENENGQINA NKOHLONBENI
BUTTERWORTH GLENROCK (EC) KRAKEELRIVIER MATYHANTYA NKUMANDENI
CALA GOLDEN VALLEY KROONVALE MAXWELE NORTH END
CALA ROAD GONGOLULA KRUISFONTEIN (EC) MAYIRENI NQAMAKWE
CAMBRIA GONUBIE KUMAYA MBENTSA NQININGANA
CAMBRIDGE GOUWA KUMLO MBUBANE NTABENI
CAMERON'S GLEN GRAAFF-REINET KUNDLUNKULU MCONCO NTLANJENI
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NTSIMBA STEYNSBURG
NYANDENI STEYTLERVILLE
NZWAKAZI STORMBERG
OATLANDS STORMSRIVIER
OVISTON STORMSRIVIERMOND
OYSTER BAY STUDTIS
PARDISE BEACH STUTTERHEIM
PATENSIE SUMMERSTRAND
PATERSON SUNLAND
PEARSTON SUURBERG
PEDDIE SWAERSHOEK
PORT ALFRED SWARTKOPS
PORT ELIZABETH SWEMPOORT
PORT ST. JOHNS SYFERGAT
POST CHALMERS TABANKULU
POTSDAM TAFELBERG
QAMATA TAINTON
QOTA TARKASTAD
QUEENSTOWN TEEBUS
QUIBA THALENI
QUIGNEY THORNHAM
QUKO THORNHILL
QUMBU TINA FALLS
QWAZAKHELE TSHATSHU
REDHOUSE TSOLO
RHODES TSOMO
RIEBEEK-OOS TUGELA (EC)
RIETBROM TWEE RIVIERE
RIETVLEI TYLDEN
RODE UGIE
ROSMEAD UITENHAGE
ROSS MISSION UITKEER
ROSSOUW UMTATA
SADA UMZIMKHULU
SALEM UPPER NDONGA
SANDDRIF VAN STADENSRIVIERMOND
SANDVLAKTE VENTERSTAD
SCHOOMBEE VINEYARD
SEA VIEW VOLSTRUISLEEGTE
SEA VISTA WALMER
SEVEN FOUNTAINS WATERFORD
SEYMOUR WESLEY
SHELDON WESTERING
SHERBORNE WESTON
SHESHEGU WHITTLESEA
SIDBURY WILLOWMORE
SIKOBENI WILLOWVALE
SKOENMAKERSKOP WINTERSTRAND
SLANGRIVIER WITKOP
SMITSKRAAL WOLWEFONTEIN
SOMERSET EAST ZITAPALENI
SOUTHWELL ZWELITSHA
SPANDAUVILLE
SPITSKOPVLEI
SPRING VALLEY
ST. GEORGE'S STRAND
ST. GREGORY'S
STERKSPRUIT
STERKSTROOM
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FREESTATE PROVINCE
ABERFELDY HOUTNEK SEDIBA
ALLANDALE JACOBSDAL SENEKAL
ALLENRIDGE JAGERSFONTEIN SHANNON
ALMA (FS) JAMMERSDRIF SMITHSFIELD
ARLINGTON KAFFERRIVIER SOUTPAN (FS)
AUSTIN'S POST KAREE SPES BONA
BARCLAVAR KESTELL SPITSKOP
BETHLEHEM KLIPFONTEIN SPRINGFONTEIN
BETHULIE KOFFIEFONTEIN STEYNSRUS
BLOEMFONTEIN KOMMISSIEDRIF SWINBURNE
BLOUDRIF KOMMISSIEPOORT TABANE
BOESMANSKOP KOPPIES THABA NCHU
BOSHOF KOUKRAAL THABA PHATSWA
BOTHAVILLE KRANSFONTEIN THERON
BOTSHABELO KROONSTAD THEUNISSEN
BRANDFORT KRUGERS TIERFONTEIN
BREIPAAL KUTLOANONG TIGER RIVER
BULTFONTEIN LADYBRAND TROMPSBURG
CHARLESVILLE LIBERTAS TWEEFONTEIN
CLARENS LINDLEY TWEELING
CLOCOLAN LOFTER TWEESPRUIT
COALBROOK LUCKHOFF VAAL
COALBROOK COLLIERIES MARAISDAL VALSRIVIER
CORNELIA (FS) MARQUARD VAN-REENEN
DANIELSRUS MEADOWS VANSTADENSRUS
DE BRUG MEMEL VENTERSBURG
DEALESVILLE MERINO VERKEERDEVLEI
DENEYESVILLE MIRAGE VERKYKERSKOP
DEWETSDORP MODDERPOORT VIERFONTEIN
DIPUDUNGWANA MONT PELAAN VILJOENSDRIF
DONKERPOORT MORAKGE VILJOENSKROON
DOVER MOROTO VILLIERS
EDENBURG NORVALSPONT VIRGINIA
EDENVILLE ODENDAALSRUS VREDE
EENSGEVONDEN ORANJEKRAG VREDEFORT
EXCELSIOR ORANJEVILLE WARDEN
FAURESMITH PARADYS WELGELEE
FERREIRA PARYS WELKOM
FICKSBURG PAUL ROUX WEPENER
FLORISBAD PETRUS STEYN WESSELSBRON
FOURIESBURG PETRUSBURG WESTLEIGH
FRANKFORT PHILIPPOLIS WESTMINSTER
GARIEP DAM PHILIPPOLIS ROAD WHITES
GENEVA PHUTHADITJHABA WINBURG
GLADSTONE PRIORS WINKELPOS
GLEN REDDERSBURG WITSIESHOEK
GLEN HARMONY REEBOKRAND WOLVEPOORT
GLENROCK (FS) REITZ WOLWEHOEK
GOEDEMOED RIEBEECKSTAD WOODRIDGE
GOMVLEI RIETFONTEIN (FS) YOXFORD
GROOTHOEK RIETKUIL ZASTRON
GUMTREE RODENBECK
HARRISMITH ROOIFONTEIN
HEILBRON ROOIPAN
HENNENMAN ROSENDAL
HERTZOGVILE ROUXVILLE
HEUNINGSPRUIT RUSTIG
HOBHOUSE SANNASPOS
HOOPSTAD SASOLBURG
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GAUTENG PROVINCE
AKASIA KLIPFONTEIN A VANDERBIJLPARK
ALBERTON KRUGERSDORP VENTERSPOS
ALEXANDRA (GP) KWATHEMA VEREENIGING
ANCHORVILLE LEEUKOP VISCHKUIL
ATTERIDGEVILLE LENASIA VOSLOORUS
BANK LENASIA SOUTH EAST WALKERVILLE
BAPSFONTEIN LIBANON WATTVILLE
BAVIAANSPOORT LOCH VAAL WELGEDAG
BEDFORDVIEW LYNDHURST WELVERDIEND
BEKKERSDAL LYTTELTON WESTDENE
BENONI MAANHAARRAND WESTON AREAS
BOKSBURG MAGALIESBERG WESTONARIA
BRAKPAN MAMELODI ZONKIZISWE
BRANDVLEI (GP) MERRIEVALE ZUURBEKOM
BRONKHORSTSPRUIT MEYERTON
BUCCLEUCH MIDRAND
CARLETONVILLE MIDWAY
CENTURION MODDERFONTEIN
CLAYVILLE MOHLAKENG
CULLINAN MULDERSDRIFT
DAGGAFONTEIN NIGEL
DALESIDE OBERHOLZER
DAVEYTON OES-DRIEFONTEIN
DEVON OLIFANTSFONTEIN
DIEPKLOOF PALMIETFONTEIN
DIEPMEADOW PARKTOWN
DOBSONVILLE PELINDABA
DORINGFONTEIN PETIT
DUDUZA PREMIER MINE
EAST VILLAGE PRETORIA
EDENPARK PRETORIA-NOORD
EDENVALE PRETORIA-WEST
ELANDIA PROTEM PUTFONTEIN
ELDORAIGNE RANDBURG
ENNERDALE RANDFONTEIN
ERASMIA RANDFONTEIN SOUTH
EVATON RATANDA
GERMISTON RAYTON
GLEN AUTSIN REFILWE
GLENHARVIE RENSBURGDORP
GRASMERE RISSIK
HALFWAY HOUSE ROODEPOORT
HAMMANSKRAAL ROOIWAL
HEIDELBERG ROSSLYN
HEIDELBERG (GP) SANDTON
HEKPOORT SEBOKENG
HENLEY-ON-KLIP SHARPEVILLE
HERCULES SILVERTON
HILLSHAVEN SINOVILLE
HYDE PARK SONDERWATER
IRENE SOSHANGUVE
JACKSON'S DRIFT SOWETO
JAMESON PARK SPRINGS
JOHANNESBURG TEMBISA
KAGISO (GP) THE VILLAGE
KATLEHONG TOEKOMSRUS
KEMPTON PARK TOKOZA
KHUTSONG TSAKANE
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ADAMS MISSION DUNDEE HOWICK MAHLANGASI NKUZE
AHRENS DURBAN ICHUBO MAHLUTSHINI NKWALINI
ALBERT FALLS EDENDALE ILLOVO MAIDSTONE NONDWENI
ALPHA EDGEHILL IMBALI MAKHWEZINI NONGOMA
ALTON EKUVUKENI IMPENDLE MANDINI NORMANDIEN
AMAMZIMTOTI ELANDSKRAAL INANDA MANGENI NORTHDALE
AMATIKULU ELANDSLAAGTE INCHANGA MAPUTA NOTTINGHAM ROAD
ARBORETUM ELANGENI INGOGO MARBURG NQUTU
BABANANGO EMANGUSI INGWAVUMA MARGATE NTABAMHLOPE
BALLENGEICH EMGADLELENI INKUNZANA MARINA BEACH NTABEBOMVU
BALLITO EMONDLO INVERNESS MASOTSHENI NTAMBANANA
BANNER REST EMPANGENI ISIPINGO BEACH MASSONDALE NTUMENI
BASHIBISI ENSELENI IXOPO MATATIELE NTUZUMA
BELGOWAN ESHOWE IZINGOLWENI MATSHANA NYANYADU
BEREA ESIGODINI JABAVU MBAZWANA NYONI
BERGVILLE ESIKHAWINI JOZINI MELMOTH OSBORN
BHADENI ESTCOURT KANDASPUNT MELVILLE (A) OSIZWENI
BHONGWENI ESTON KANZAKANE MELVILLE (B) OTIMATI
BHOSHI ETHEMBALIHLE KEAT'S DRIFT MERRIVALE OTTAWA
BIVANE FASINBA KILEGETHE MFOLOZI PADDOCK
BLOEDRIVIER (KN) FAWN LEAS KINGSCOTE MFUME PARK RYNIE
BLYTHEDALE BEACH FELIXTON KINGSLEY MID ILLOVO PAULPIETERSBURG
BONNY RIDGE FORT MISTAKE KLIPBANK MILFORD PEACE TOWN
BOSTON FORT MTOMBENI KLIPHUNYAWO MKHAZANE PENNINGTON
BRAEMAR FORT NOTTINGHAM KLIPRIVIER MKONDENI PEPWORTH
BRUINS HILL FRANKLIN KLOOF MONT-AUX-SOURCES PEVENSEY
BRUNTVILLE FRERE KOKSTAD (KN) MONTEBELLO PHOENIX
BULWER FRIEDENAU KRANSKOP MONTESEEL PIENSRAND
CALVERT FRISCHGEWAAGD KUNTANYANA MOOIRIVIER PIETERMARITZBURG
CAMPERDOWN FUNDUKZAMA KWA CEBELELE MOUNT ELIAS PINETOWN
CANDOVER GAMALAKHE KWA DWESHULA MPEMVANA POLELA
CATHEDRAL PEAK GELUKSBRUG KWADABEKA MPOLWENI POMEROY
CATHKIN PARK GINGINDLOVO KWADLAMINI MPOPHOMENI PONGOLA
CATORIDGE GLEDHOW KWAMAGODA MPOSA PORT EDWARD
CHAMPAGNE CASTLE GLENCOE KWAMAHLATHI MPUMALANGA PORT SHEPSTONE
CHATSWORTH GLUCKSTADT KWAMAKHUTHA MTONJANENI QUDENI
CHIEVELEY GOLELA KWAMAPUMULU MTUBATUBA QUEENSBURGH
CLANSTHAL GOLOGODO KWAMASHU MTUNZINI RAMSGATE
CLARENDON GREYTOWN KWAMBONAMBI MTWALUME RANDALHURST
CLARIDGE GROENVLEI KWAMKHIZE MUDEN REDCLIFFE
CLERMONT GROOTSPRUIT KWAMNCANE MUNGANHLOPHE RENISHAW
COLEFORD GROUTVILLE KWAMSANE MUNSTER RICHARDS BAY
COLENSO HARBURG KWANDENGEZI NAIDOOVILLE RICHMOND NATAL
CRAIGSFORTH HARDING KWAPHENYANE NDALENI RIVER VIEW
CRAMOND (KN) HATTINGSPRUIT LA LUCIA NDUMO ROCKMOUNT
CREIGHTON HEATONVILLE LA MERCY NDWEDWE RORKE'S DRIFT
CUNDYCLEUGH HELPMEKAAR LADYSMITH NEW AMALFI ROSEBANK
DALTON HERMANNSBURG LIDGETTON NEW HANOVER ROSENEATH
DANALL HIBBERDENE LIMEHILL NEWARK ROSETTA
DANNHAUSER HIGHFLATS LOSKOP NEWCASTLE RUTLAND
DARGLE HILLCREST LOUWSBURG NEWTOWN SALT ROCK
DASHI HILTON LOWER LOTENI NGABENI SCHEEPERSNEK
DICKS HIMEVILLE LUNEBURG NGOBENI SCHOONSTROOM
DLOLWANA HLABISA MADADENI (KN) NGOME SCHROEDERS
DONNYBROOK HLATIKULU (KN) MADULADULA NGWELEZANA SCOTTBURGH
DRIEFONTEIN (KN) HLOBANE MAGABENI NHLAZATSHE SEDARVILLE
DRUMMOND HLOLELA MAGAMPONDO NINIANS SEVEOAKS
DSAINAGAR HLUHLUWE MAGUDU (KN) NKANDLA SEZELA
DUDUDU HOPEWELL MAHLABATINI NKONJANE SHAKA'S ROCK
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SHAKASKRAAL WARNER BEACH
SHEFFIELD BEACH WARTBURG
SIKOKO WASBANK
SILUTSHANA WATERSMEET
SIMOZOMENI WEENEN
SINATHINGI WEMBESI
SITHEBE WESTBROOK
SOBABILI WESTVILLE
SOMKELE WEZA
SON HOEK WINDY HILL
SOUTH DOWNS WINKLESPRUIT
SOUTHBROOM WINSTON PARK
SOUTHPORT WINTERTON
ST. FAITH'S WITTEKLIP
ST. LUCIA ESTUARY WOOD GRANGE
ST. MICHAEL'S ON SEA WYFORD
STANGER ZINKWAZI BEACH
STEILRAND ZINYOSINI
SUNDUMBILI ZITENDE
SUNWICH PORT ZUNCKELS
SWART UMFOLOZI ZUNGWINI
SWARTBERG
SWEET WATERS
TABLE MOUNTAIN
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THAKAZELE
THE BLUFF
THE RANCH
THOLENI
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ULUNDI
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UTRECHT
UVONGO
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MPUMALANGA
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AMSTERDAM GA MARIA MAGUDU (MP) SABIE
ANYSSPRUIT GLORIA MAIZEFIELD SATARA
ARBOR GOEDEWIL MALELANE SCHULZENDAL
ARGENT GRASKOP MALEOSKOP SECUNDA
ARNOT GREYLINGSTAD MANANGA SELONSRIVIER
AVOCA GROBLERSDAL MAPOCH SERINGKOP
BADFONTEIN GROOTVLEI MARAMBANE SHEEPMOOR
BADPLAAS HAZYVIEW MARBLE HALL SIBAYENI
BALFOUR (MP) HECTORSPRUIT MASOBE SIYABUSWA
BALULE HENDRIKSKRAAL MATLA SKOONPLAAS
BANKKOP HENDRINA MATLALA SKUKUZA
BARBERTON HENDRINAKRAG MATLEREKENG SPRINGBOKDRAAI
BELFAST HEREFORD MATSHIDING STANDERTON
BERBICE HOLBANK MAUCHSBERG STANFIELD HILL
BERGEN HOLMERDENE METSWANAGWANA STEELPOORT
BETHAL ISWEPE MEYERVILLE STOFFBERG
BETHEL EAST JAMBILA MGOBODE SYBRANDSKRAAL
BETHELRAND JEPPE'S REEF MHLOSHANA THABAKBUBEDU
BETTIESDAM KAALRUG MIDDELBURG (MP) THABANA
BLINKPAN KAAPMUIDEN MIDDELPLAAS THAMBOKHULU
BLYDE KAAPSEHOOP MINNAAR THE BERG
BOKENHOUTHOEK KAFFERSPRUIT MMAKOLA TIMBAVATI
BOSFONTEIN KALKFONTEIN MOOLMAN TRICHARDT
BRANDDRAAI KAMEELRIVIER MORGENZON TSHOKWANE
BRAUNSCHWEIG KAMPERSRUS MORONE UITVLUGT
BREYTON KARINO MOSSIESDAL VAALBANK
BRONDAL KA-SIBHEJANE MOTETI VAL
BUFFELSVLEI KENDAL MPHELENG VAN DYKS DRIF
BURGERSFORT KGOBOKWANE MZINTI VOLKSRUST
BUTTELSPRUIT KIEPERSOL NELSPRUIT VOORREG
CAMDEN KINROSS NEW LAAGER WAKKERSTROOM
CAROLINA KLEIN-SABIE NEWINGTON WARBURTON
CHARL CIELLIERS KLIPSKOOL NGODINI WATERVAL BOVEN
CHRISSIESMEER KOMATIPOORT NGWENYENI WILLEMSDAL
CLEWERE KRIEL NOORDKAAP WINKELHAAK
COALVILLE KRUGERSPOS NTWANE WITBANK
COMMONDALE KWA MATABANE NUMBI GATE WITNEK
DALMANUTHA KWAGGASKOP NWANETSI WITRIVIER
DAMWAL KWAMANDULU NYAMAZANENI WITTENBERG
DASVILLE KWA-PHAKE OGIES WONDERFONTEIN
DAVEL KWASIPUNU OHRIGSTAD WONDERHOEK
DELMAS KWAZIBUKWANE ORPEN
DENNILTON LAERSDRIF PANBULT
DIKGWALE LAMMERKOP PAUL KRUGER GATE
DIRKIESDORP LANGELOOP PAXTON
DOUGLAS (EC) LATEMANEK PERDEKOP
DRIEFONTEIN (MP) LEANDRA PHAKE
DRIEKOPPIES (MP) LEFISO PHIVA
DULLSTROOM LESLIE PIET RETIEF
EERSTHOEK LIONELTON PILGRIM'S REST
EKANGALA LOCHIEL PLASTON
ELANDSDOORN LOTHAIR PLATRAND
ELANDSHOEK LYDENBURG RIVULETS
EMANGWENI LYNVILLE ROBERTS DRIFT
ERMELO MAARTENSHOOP ROODEBANK
ERTS MABOKO ROODEWAL
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NORTHERN CAPE PROVINCE
AALWYNSFONTEIN DWAAL KOOPAN-SUID PAMPOENPOORT VANWYKSVLEI
AANSLUIT EKSTEENFONTEIN KOOPMANSFONTEIN PAPKUIL VANZYLSRUS
AGETRTANG ESPAGSDRIF KOOTJIESKOLK PELLA VICTORIA-WEST
AGGENEYS FRANS GROVE KOTZEHOOP PETRUSVILLE VIOOLSDRIF
ALEXANDER BAY FRANSEBHOF KOTZESRUS PHILIPSTOWN VOLOP
ALHEIT FRASERBURG KRAANKUIL PITSING VROEGGEDEEL
ANDRIESVALE FRIERSDALE KRAPOHLEILAND PLATBAKKIES VROUENSPAN
ASKHAM GAMOEP KURUMAN PLOOYSBURG WABRAND
AUGRABIES GANSPAN LANGKLIP POFADDER WAGENAARSKRAAL
BARKLY WEST GARIES LEKKERSING PORT NOLLOTH WALLEKRAAL
BEACONSFIELD GELUKSPRUIT LINE ACRES POSTMASBURG WARMSAND
BEESHOEK GIESENSKRAAL LOERIESFONTEIN POTFONTEIN WARRENTON
BEKKER GLOSAM LOHATLHA POUPAN WEGDRAAI
BELMONT GOODHOUSE LONGLANDS PRIESKA WESTERBERG
BERMOLLI GRANAATBOSKOLK LOUISVALE PUTSONDERWATER WILLISTON
BLADGROND GRASPAN LOWER DIKGATLONG RICHMOND CAPE WINDSORTON
BLESMANSPOS GRIEKWASTAD LOXTON RIEMVASMAAK WINDSORTON ROAD
BLETTERMAN GROBLERSHOOP LOXTONVALE RIETFONTEIN (NC) WITDRAAI
BLIKFONTEIN GROENRIVIERSMOND LUTZPUTS RITCHIE WITPUT
BLOEMHOEK GRONDNEUS MANGANORE RIVERTON WRENCHVILLE
BOEGOEBERG GROOTDRINK MARCHAND RONALD'S VLEI ZWARTKOP
BOETSAP GROOTMIS MARKRAMSDRAAI ROOILYF
BOKHARA GROOT-VAALKOPEILAND MARTINEILAND SAAIFONTEIN
BONEKRAAL HALFWEG MARYDALE SAKRIVIER
BOSSIEKOM HANOVER MATA MATA SALT LAKE
BO-WADRIF HANTAM MATSAP SCHMIDTSDRIF
BRAKPOORT HARRISDALE MELTONWOLD SEVERN
BRANDKOP HARTSWATER MERRIMAN SIDNEY-ON-VAAL
BRANDVLEI (NC) HEUININGNESKLOOF MESKLIP SILVER STREAMS
BRITSTOWN HIGG'S HOPE MIDDELPOS SISHEN
BUCKLANDS HONDEFONTEIN MIDLANDIA SKERPIOENPUNT
BUFFELSBANK HONDEKLIPBAAI MODDERRIVIER SODIUM
BULLETRAP HOPETOWN MOESWAL SOEBATSFONTEIN
BURGERVILLE HOTAZEL MOUNT RUPERT SONSTRAAL
CALVINIA HOUTKRAAL MYNFONTEIN SOUTH POINT
CAMPBELL HUTCHINSON NABABEEP SPOEGRIVIER
CARLTON JAN KEMPDORP NABIES SPRINGBOK
CARNARVON KAKAMAS NAMIES SPYTFONTEIN
CAROLUSBERG KAKAMAS NARIEP STAANSAAM
COLESBERG KALKWERF NEILERSDRIF STEINKOPF
CONCORDIA (NC) KAMIESBERG NIEKERKSHOOP STEKAAR
CONTENT KAMIESKROON NIEUWOUDTVILLE STERLING
COPPERTON KANONEILAND NIGRAMOEP STOFVLEI
CRAMOND (NC) KAREEBOSCHKOLK NIGRAMOP STRAUSSBURG
DABENORIS KAROS NOENIEPUT STRYDENBURG
DAGBREEK KATHU NOSSOB CAMP SULTANAOORD
DANIELSKUIL KEIMOES NOUPOORT SUTHERLAND
DE AAR KENHARDT OBOBOGORAP SUTTON
DE KLERK KENILWORTH OKIEP SWARTKOPEILAND
DEDEBEN KHUBUS OLIFANTSHOEK (NC) SWARTMODDER
DEELFONTEIN KIMBERLEY OMDRAAISVLEI SWARTPUTS
DELPORTSHOOP KLEINBEGIN ONDERSTEDORINGS THREE SISTERS
DIBENG (NC) KLEINSEE ONSEEPKANS TONTELBOS
DIE BOS KLIPPUNT ONTMOETING TWEE RIVIEREN
DIEMANSPUTS KOEGAS ORANIA ULCO
DIEPUT KOEGRABIE ORANJERIVIER UPINGTON
DOUGLAS (NC) KOINGNAAS ORANJEVALLEI VALSPAN
DRAGHOENDER KOMAGGAS OWENDALE VANDERKLOOF
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NORTHERN PROVINCE
ABBOTTSPOORT CHLOE GA MAEPA GA RADINGWANA GATAUEATSWALA
ACORNHOEK CHUNIESPOORT GA MAETELETSA GA RAKGWATHA GAULA
ADDNEY CORNELIA (NP) GA MAILA GA RALENKWANE GERTRUDSBURG
AFGUNS COTTAGE GA MAJA GA RAMAKARA GHANDLANANI
ALLDAYS COTTONDALE GA MAKHARANKANA GA RAMETLWANE GIDIANA
ALLEIN CRECY GA MAKIBELO GA RAMMU GILEAD
ALMA (NP) CUMBERLAND GA MALAKA GA RAMOKADIKADI GIYANI
ALVERTON DALMENY GA MALAPILE GA RAMONGWANA GLADDEKLIPKOP
AMANDELBULT DAN GA MALOKA GA RAMOTLOKANA GLEN COWIE
ANTJIESDRIFT DE DROOM GA MALOPE GA RAMPURU GLEN KOWIE
BABANGU DE GRACHT GA MAMADILA GA RANKHUWA GLEN ROY
BAINES DRIFT DENDRON GA MAMOLEKA GA RANTLAKANE GLENFURNESS
BAKENBERG DIANA GA MAMPANA GA SAKO GOMPIES
BAKONE DIBENG (NP) GA MANKGODI GA SEBATI GOOD HOPE
BALTIMORE DIKGALAOPENG GA MANTHATA GA SEBOTSE GOULDVILLE
BAMBANI DIKGALE GA MAPANGULA GA SELEKA GRAVELOTTE
BAMOKGOKO DIPHITSHI GA MAPHOTO GA SEMENYA GREGORY
BANANANA DIPHUTI GA MARIBANA GA SETSHABA GROBLERSBRUG
BANDELIERKOP DIRETSANENG GA MARISHANE GA THABA GROESBEEK
BANDUR DISSAPOINTMENT GA MASEGWANE GA TSHIPANA GROOTDRAAI
BANGALONG DITENTENG GA MASEMOLA GA TSHOKWE GROOTKLIP
BAOBAB DITHUPANENG GA MASHASHANE GA TSHWENE GUMBANI
BASANI DOORNFONTEIN GA MASIPE GA-ABELE HA DAVHANA
BATELEUR BUSHVELD CAMP DRIEKOPPIES (MP) GA MATABANYANE GAKGAPANE HA MASHAMBA
BEAUTY DROOGEKRAAL GA MATHEKGA GA-MABELEBELE HA RIBUNGWANI
BEITBRIDGE DROOGTE GA MATHIBA GAMABITSELA HAAKDORING
BEND DRUMMONDLEA GA MATLALA GAMAKGOBA HAENERTSBURG
BERG EN DAL DUIWELSKLOOF GA MATLAPA GAMAKGOPO HAMADODONGA
BETHESDA MISSION DWAALBOOM GA MATSHATSHA GAMALEBANE HAMAGAU
BEWAARKLOOF EISLEBEN GA MMABASOTHO GA-MAMETSA HA-MAGORO
BLAAUWPAN ELIM HOSPITAL GA MMALEPETEKE GAMANKOPANE HAMAMPHAGI
BLINKWATER ELLISRAS GA MMATHONGWANA GAMANTHLODI HAMANAVHELA
BLOEDRIVIER (NP) ELMESTON GA MODIKANA GAMAPELA HAMANTSHA
BLOUBERG ENABLE GA MODIPANA GA-MARABA HAMUBUA
BLOUHAAK ENTERPRISE GA MOGANO GAMASEHLONG HANANI
BOCHUM EVANGELINA GA MOGASBOA GAMATHABATHA HANTHABALA
BOGWASA FINALE GA MOKOBODI GAMATHULE HARAMAHANTSHA
BOLAHLAKGOMO FRIENDSHIP GA MOLAPO GAMATSWE HARDEPAD
BORCHERS FRIPP GA MOLEKWA GA-MODJADI HARTBEESDRIFT
BORWALATHOTO GA DIKGALE GA MOLEPANE GAMODJADJI HASANA
BOSBOKRAND GA HLAHLA GA MOLEPO GAMOKABA HELENE FRANZ HOSPITAL
BOSSCHE DIESCH GA HLAKO GA MOLOI GAMOKGWATHI HERMANUSDORINGS
BOTHASHOEK GA KEETSE GA MOMENE GAMOLEKANA HILDRETH RIDGE
BOYNE GA KGAPANE GA MOSIDI GAMONYEKI HLUVUKANI
BRIDGEWATER GA KGARE GA MOTHAPO GAMOTHAPO HOEDSPRUIT
BROMBEEK GA KGOLE GA MOTHIBA GAMOTLANA HOLME PARK
BRUSSELS GA KGOROSI GA NKIDIKITLANA GAMUSI HONEY
BUFFELHOEK GA KOBO GA NONYANE GANSKUIL HUNTLEIGH
BUFFELSDOORN GA KOMAPE GA PAMADI GA-PHOOKO HWELERENG
BUFFELSHOEK GA LEPADIMA GA PASHA GARAMAHLATSHI HWELESANGENG
BULGE RIVIER GA MABITSELA GA PHAGO GARAMAROKA HWIBI
BULWINI GA MABOTHA GA PHAGODI GARAMOKGOPA IMMELMAN
BUYSDORP GA MABOTSA GA PHAHLA GARAMPHERE IMMERPAN
BYLDRIF GA MABUSELA GA PHALA GARANTOBENG ITIELENE
BYLSTEEL GA MADIKANA GA PHASWANA GA-SEKORORO JABULA
CARLOW GA MADISALEOLO GA PIET GASEPHOKA JAMELA
CELLIERSRUS GA MADULATHOKA GA POOPEDI GASEROKA JANE FURSE
LOCATIONS FOR USE IN ROSTER SEARCHES
NORTHERN PROVINCE (CONTD.)
JANSEPUT KITTY MAHLAHLANDLELA MAVHULANI MORIA
JAZZ KLASERIE MAHLATHI MBAULA MORONGWE
JOBSKOP KOEDOESKOP MAHUBAHUBA MEGORING MOSIRA
JOKONG KOELEMANSRUS MAHWELERENG MELINDA MOTETEMA
JUPITER KOKSTAD (NP) MAHWIBITSWANE MELKBOSCH MOTLOLO
KABEANA KOKWANENG MAKATHIANE MELKRIVIER MOTSELEOPE
KACHAVANI KOME MAKGAUNG MESSINA MOTSERERENG
KADINGA KOPERSPRUIT MAKGOBANE METZ MPHAHLELE
KADITSHWENE KOPJENG MAKGWARENG MICA MPHALONG
KADZUMERI KRAALINGEN MAKHOTOPONG MIDDELFONTEIN MPHANAMA
KAGUWELA KROKODILKOP MAKHOVA MIDDELWATER MPHELELO
KAHALAHALA KROMDRAAI MAKHUBUNG MIROGOMA MTITITI
KAHOMU KROMELLENBOOG MAKHUTSO MISEVHEYAMBWENDA MUDULUNI
KA-HOMU KROMHOEK MAKHWIBIDUNG MMADIGORONG MUKHOMI
KAJILONGO KUDUMAZI MAKHWIVIRINI MMAHLOGO MUKONDENI
KAKHEYI KWAGGASVLAKTE MAKOPPA MMAKGWABE MUNNIK
KALKBANK LA COTTE MAKWENG MMAKOTSE MURCHISON
KALKSPRUIT LAASTE HOOP MAKWEYA MMAMATI MUYEXE
KAMADOBI LEBOWAKGOMO MALAITA MMAMATLAKALA MY DARLING
KAMAKHUVA LEEUFONTEIN MALAMULELE MMAMATSHA NABOOMSPRUIT
KA-MALUBANA LEEUPOORT MALEKETLA
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