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WARDEN MUNICIPALITY: 058 643 0005
Warden was founded in 1912 and became a municipality in 1920. The
town, located on the N3 between Johannesburg and Durban, was named
after CF Warden, landrost of Harrismith and son of Major HD ...
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Mookgophong Tourism Association
Tel 014 743 1111
Mookgophong is about 160km north from Pretoria along the N1 at the
foot of the Swaershoek Mountains. Originally known as Naboomspruit,
named after the huge candelabra tree, the naboom, ...
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The area was named after the Letsitele River. The word Letsitele is
derived from a Northern Sotho word meaning 'valley of the dead' which
was relevant during the days when malaria was a deadly threat in the
valley. The Letsitele area is rich in its cultural ...
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Kanoneiland Guesthouse
Tel: 054 491 1223
Fax: 054 491 1015
The town is a settlement on the biggest island (2 500ha, ±14km long
and 3km wide) in the lower Orange River region. Virtually every inch
of soil is under irrigation. Enjoy ...
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The Publicity Officer 027 662 1119
This district forms part of greater Namaqualand, an area well known
for its spring flowers & its great variety of plant species, ±4 000
different types.
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Visagie Street 053 663 0041
Named after Petrus van der Walt, owner of the farm, Rhenosterberg, the
town lies in a fertile valley surrounded by a cluster of high hills.
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Green Street 053 665 0094
Founded in 1863 as a church centre on a portion of the farm
Rietfontein. Named after Sir Philip Wodehouse, Governor of the Cape
Colony 1862 - 1870.
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HLUHLUWE TOURISM
PO Box 399 Hluluwe 3960
Tel 035 562 0353
Fax 035 562 0351
E-Mail hluhluwe@uthungulu.co.za
Fast becoming a major tourist attraction. Known for its close
proximity to Hluhluwe/Imfolozi Game Reserve renowned for ...
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SPRINGBOK REGIONAL TOURISM OFFICE
Tel 027 718 2985/6
Originally Springbokfontein and today the largest town in the
Namaqualand. Springbok was founded when a copper mine began operating
in the area in 1852. The town is the centre ...
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_Tel_ 044 343 2658
_E-mail_ sedgebiz@isat.co.za
Ideally located on the Garden Route, Sedgefield sits on the coastline
between George and Knysna, providing easy access to all the popular
tourist attractions in the area.
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