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Cities/Towns: Balfour, Bethal, Delmas, Evander, Greylingstad, Groblersdal, Leandra, Middelburg, Secunda, Standerton, Trichardt, Witbank

Cosmos Country lies in the south western part of Mpumalanga against the Free State and Gauteng borders and includes the towns of Secunda, Delmas, Leandra, Bethal, Standerton, Balfour and Greylingstad. Visitors can attend the annual potato festival or seek their fortune at a local casino.

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TOURIST INFORMATION Standerton Municipality Tel 017 712 9600 Situated on the banks of the Vaal River, this pleasant town was founded in 1876 and named for the original owner of the farm Grootverlangen, Comdt AH Stander.

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TOURIST INFORMATION Secunda Maritour Tourism and Information Tel 017 634 7987 Developed around Sasol 2 and Sasol 3 petrochemical plants, the backbone of SA's famed oil from coal project. It maintained its rural atmosphere and has grown into an attractive ...

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Founded in 1889, Bethal lies at an important road junction, with 7 roads radiating in all directions. Bethal lies east of Standerton along the R23 on the Mpumalanga highveld. The name of the town is a combination of the names of sisters Elizabeth and ...

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Delmas is located in a richly endowed agricultural region, about 60km from Johannesburg. The town was founded in 1907, and laid out on the farm Witklip.

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Hendrina was founded in 1916, serving as a commercial, religious and educational centre for the Afrikaans farming community, who came to camp on the town square every quarter for communion. The first shopkeepers were Libanese traders who played an important ...