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Glencoe Information Bureau
Library, Biggar Street, Glencoe
Private Bag x09, Glencoe, 2930
Tel 034 393 1121
Fax 034 393 1802
Named after a valley in Argyleshire by Scottish settlers during the
late 1800s, Glencoe has a proud railway ...
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Musina/Limpopo Valley Tourism Association
Tel 015 534 0211
Musina owes its origin and development to the presence of rich copper
deposits in the area. The metal was first discovered in prehistoric
times by the early black miners of ...
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Not only is the Northern Cape a prime destination for nature lovers, it should be high on the list of travelers that are curious about indigenous people, archaeology, geology, life in the townships, diamonds, architecture, Anglo-Boer War history, arts ...
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Tel 014 552 2116/557-1907
E-mail infodesksunc@mweb.co.za
In the heart of North West, surrounded by untamed African bush, lies
the Sun City Casino Resort. One of the most thrilling and different
attractions worldwide. Sun City, ...
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Department of Labour
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Paterson is in the heart of the Valley Bushveld region, which is
unique to the Eastern Cape. The town lies at the foot of the Zuurberg
Mountains on the Port Elizabeth - Cradock road (N10) and is the
nearest town to the Shamwari Game Reserve. This biome ...
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Greater Tzaneen Tourism Association
Tel 015 307 6513
Website www.tzaneeninfo.co.za [http://www.tzaneeninfo.co.za]
Tzaneen nestles in a shallow, fertile valley with the high and misty
peaks of the forest-clad Wolkberg Mountains that ...
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WUPPERTHAL TOURISM BUREAU
Post Office, Church Square
Wupperthal, 8138
Tel 027 492 3410
Fax 027 492 3113
Email info@wupperthal.co.za
This picturesque Rhenish Mission Station is about 75km from
Clanwilliam in the remote Tra Tra Valley on the edge of the ...
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Travel destinations offering eco-tourism means that sustainable tourist activities do not destroy the natural environment
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The Addo district is situated in the Lower Sundays River Valley, a
peaceful and fertile agricultural area growing mainly citrus fruits,
both oranges and lemons. The trees blossom during the southern spring
month of September, and harvesting throughout ...
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