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Hamburg is a costal resort at the mouth of the Keiskhamma River,
almost midway between Port Alfred and East London. The area is
typified by the rolling hills of the interior, and the long, wide
sandy beaches which are completely undeveloped.
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Cookhouse is a small town in the Blue Crane Route Municipality about
one hundred and fifty Kilometres from Port Elizabeth, apparently named
by British Troops who marched through the town on the hottest day of
high summer. There are a number of farmstays ...
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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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LINDLEY MUNICIPALITY 058 463 0004
Established in 1878 and named after the American missionary David
Lindley, the town was the site of many bloody battles fought during
the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902). Lindley also is the birthplace ...
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MARQUARD MUNICIPALITY 051 991 0021
Marquard was founded in 1905 and is the birthplace of former State
President CR Swart. It is regarded as the 'Gateway to the Cherry
Route' and the Eastern Free State. This beautiful farming ...
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Easier access to the abundant natural resources of this area meant
increased prosperity and by early 1882 the village boasted a hotel in
addition to its three trading stores and four private homes. Colonial
attempts to establish law and order in this ...
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The small town of Augrabies and Marshand lie on the banks of the
Orange River and are surrounded by lush green vineyards. The towns are
mostly populated by workers on the vineyards.
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Namaqualand Tourism Information Office
Tel 027 712 2011
Kamiesberg Municipality
Tel 027 692 3066
Formerly a favoured holiday destination for farmers, fishermen and
divers, Hondeklip Bay is separated from Springbok by 104km of gravel
road, ...
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Tlopi is the name that the locals call the river, which feeds the dam
on which the camp is situated. The name Tlopi is derived from the word
Motlopi, which is the Tswana, name for the tree, Boscia albitrunca or
"witgat". Its common english name is Shepherd's ...
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PORTERVILLE TOURISM BUREAU
Jan Dackaert Museum
Market Street
Private Bag x4
Porterville 6810
Tel 022 931 3732
Fax 022 931 3047
Email info@tourismporterville.co.za
Website www.tourismporterville.co.za
[http://www.tourismporterville.co.za]
Porterville ...
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