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Capital: Mafikeng / Mmabatho

Cities/Towns in the Central Region: Coligny, Delareyville, Groot Marico, Lichtenburg, Nietverdiend, Madikwe, Ottosdal, Rooigrond, Sannieshof, Zeerust.

Bordering Botswana, the Central Region is home to the capital of the province Mafikeng. Aptly named, the capital's slogan is 'The City of Goodwill'. It is a rapidly growing, modern residential, administrative and commercial town that contrasts with its fascinating history. The Central Region is an area fairly flat and dry in the west, becoming bushveld towards the east. The region offers game viewing - Big Five, bird watching, hunting and fishing, sport, hospitality, conference facilities, shopping, gaming, Anglo-Boer War sites and a number of excellent guesthouses and guest farms.

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TOURIST INFORMATION Mafikeng Tourism Info & Development Centre Tel: 018 381 3155 Tel: 086 111 1888 E-mail: nwptb@iafrica.com Located at the entrance to Mafikeng on the Lichtenburg road (R503), situated at Cookes Lake. The area was named in 1852 by early ...

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TOURIST INFORMATION Ottosdal Municipality: 018 571 0002 Ottosdal was established as a Dutch Reformed Church Parish on the farm Korannafontein in 1913 and named after its owner, GP Otto. The main routes to and from Gauteng (Pretoria, Johannesburg, Vereeniging), ...

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TOURIST INFORMATION Zeerust Municipality: 018 642 1081 In the mid-1800's a church was to be built on the farm of Casper Coetzee, who died before its completion. The church was named Coetzee-Rust (Coetzee's Rest). The town that grew around the parish became ...