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Kagiso, larger than Munsieville, was officially proclaimed in 1920
then ex-miners and squatters on smallholdings on the outskirts of
Luipaardsvlei erected the first corrugated iron houses. By 1950, there
were some 3 436 people in the Luipaardsvlei Township, ...
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Tel 018 462 2211
Cell 076 276 3330
Fax 018 462 2211
E-mail kti@lantic.net
Website www.klerksdorp.org [http://www.klerksdorp.org]
The first magistrate of the small community that settled on the banks
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TRENDY AND COSMOPOLITAN - GREEN POINT OFFERS GREAT CHOICES OF
ACCOMMODATION, NIGHTLIFE & ENTERTAINMENT.
Situated between the V&A Waterfront and Signal Hill, Green Point is
the focal point of Cape Town´s 2010 FIFA World Cup developments. The
new stadium ...
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TOURISM SOMERSET EAST 079 068 1521/ somerseteastinfo@gmail.com
Somerset East, at the foot of the Boschberg Mountains and at the heart
of the Blue Crane Route, is a quaint, serene little town that's as
famous for natural beauty as ...
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TOURIST INFORMATION
The Regional Tourism Office
Private Bag X1012, De Aar, 7000
Tel 053 631 0891
Fax 053 631 2529
CITIES/TOWNS: Britstown, Belmont, Campbell, Carnarvon, Colesberg,
Copperton, De Aar, Douglas, Griquatown, Hanover, Hopetown, Hutchinson,
Loxton, ...
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Hopetown Municipality
Church Street, Hopetown, 8750
Tel 053 203 0008
HOPETOWN INFORMATION
(Including Belmont and Witput)
On 18 February 1854 a town was laid out with a Dutch Reformed Church -
a rough frontier-type building made ...
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TEL: 051 724 0003
The town was founded in 1871, thanks to the discovery of the first
diamond in the area by a farmer, Mr. J.J. de Klerk, in 1870. In the
same year Mr. De Klerk's farm was declared public diggings. The
Jagersfontein ...
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Johannesburg Tourism Company
Ground Floor, Grosvenor Corner 195,
Jan Smuts Avenue
Tel 011 214 0700
Email info@joburgtourism.com
The City of Johannesburg is South Africa's largest and most vibrant
metropolitan area. Not only is it ...
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