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9/10 November 2013 voting station list Northern Cape Municipality Ward Voting Voting station name Latitude Longitude Address district NC061 - RICHTERSVELD 30601001 65800010VGK CHURCH HALL -28.44504 16.99122KUBOES, KUBOES, KUBOES [Port Nolloth] NC061 - RICHTERSVELD 30601001 65800021 EKSTEENFONTEIN -28.82506 17.254293 RIVER STREET, EKSTEENFONTEIN, NAMAQUALAND [Port Nolloth] COMMUNITY HALL NC061 - RICHTERSVELD 30601001 65800043DIE GROENSAAL -28.12337 16.892578REUNING MINE, SENDELINGSDRIFT, NAMQUALAND [Port Nolloth] NC061 - RICHTERSVELD 30601001 65800054 LEKKERSING COMMUNITY -29.00187 17.099938 223 LINKS STREET, LEKKERSING, MAMAQUALAND [Port Nolloth] HALL NC061 - RICHTERSVELD 30601002 65800032 SANDDRIFT COMMUNITY HALL -28.4124 16.774912 REIERLAAN, SANDDRIFT, NAMAQUALAND [Port Nolloth] NC061 - RICHTERSVELD 30601002 65840014 N ORSMONDSAAL ALEXANDER -28.61245 16.49101 ORANJE ROAD, ALEXANDER BAY, NAMAQUALAND [Port Nolloth] BAY NC061 - RICHTERSVELD 30601003 65790018 SIZAMILE CLINIC HALL -29.25759 16.883425 2374 SIZWE STREET, SIZAMILE, PORT NOLLOTH, [Port Nolloth] NAMAQUALAND NC061 - RICHTERSVELD 30601004 65790029DROP IN CENTRE -29.25985 16.87502516 BURDEN, PORT NOLLOTH, NOLLOTHVILLE [Port Nolloth] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602001 65720011 CONCORDIA -29.54402 17.946736 BETHELSTRAAT, CONCORDIA, CONCORDIA [Springbok] GEMEENSKAPSENTRUM NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602001 65860038GAMOEPSAAL -29.89306 18.416432, , NAMAQUALAND [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602001 65860061 GAMOEP SAAMTREKSAAL -29.51538 18.313218 , , NAMAQUALAND [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602002 65820012 STEINKOPF IMMANUEL HALL -29.25703 17.734843 KRAMERSTREET, STEINKOPF, SPRINGBOK [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602002 65820034 GOODHOUSE KLINIEK -28.91244 18.21141 GOODHOUSE, GOODHOUSE, STEINKOPF [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602002 65850037 ROOIWAL PRIMARY SCHOOL -28.77443 17.42723 SCHOOL STREET, ROOIWAL, NAMAQUALAND [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602002 65850059 VIOOLSDRIFT PRIMARY -28.77937 17.62369 SKOOLSTRAAT, VIOOLSDRIFT, VIOOLSDRIFT [Springbok] SCHOOL NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602003 65820023 STEINKOPF COMMUNITY HALL -29.26555 17.734356 BRECHERWEG, STEINKOPF, SPRINGBOK [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602003 65820045 BULLETRAP SERVICE POINT -29.46524 17.76701 MAIN ROAD, BULLETRAP, BULLETRAP [Springbok] HALL NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602004 65810022 SPRINGBOK SKOUSAAL -29.66373 17.890694 KOPERBERG STREET, SPRINGBOK, SPRINGBOK [Springbok] Page 1 of 66 9/10 November 2013 voting station list Northern Cape Municipality Ward Voting Voting station name Latitude Longitude Address district NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602004 65870051 CAROLUSBERG RECREATION -29.63292 17.94977 HOOFWEG & MAIN ROAD, CAROLUSBERG, [Springbok] CLUB CAROLUSBERG NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602005 65810011 BERGSIG LIBRA HALL -29.65103 17.875891 WATERKANT STREET, BERGSIG, SPRINGBOK [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602006 65720022 GREEN SPOT HALL -29.56358 17.867571 , ROOIWINKEL, OKIEP [Springbok] ROOIWINKEL NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602006 65770016OKIEP CIVIC HALL -29.59025 17.875097CHURCHSTREET, OKIEP, OKIEP [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602007 65810033 PAROGIESAAL MATJIESKLOOF -29.67176 17.865333 SALIESTRAAT, MATJIESKLOOF, SPRINGBOK [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602007 65810044 BERGSIG VAALWATER -29.65073 17.86939 VAALWATER, BERGSIG, SPRINGBOK [Springbok] COMMUNITY HALL NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602008 65750014 KOMAGGAS COMMUNITY HALL -29.79697 17.479205 SKOOLSTRAAT, KOMAGGAS, SPRINGBOK [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602008 65750025 BUFFELSRIVIER COMMUNITY -29.70197 17.604031 HOOF STREET, , BUFFELSRIVIER [Springbok] HALL NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602008 65840025 KLEINZEE RECREATION CLUB -29.67751 17.06968 KLEINZEE, KLEINZEE, KLEINZEE [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602009 65870028 NABABEEP HIGH SCHOOL -29.59472 17.78439 220 RUGBY STREET, NABABEEP, NABABEEP [Springbok] NC062 - NAMA KHOI 30602009 65870062 NABABEEP ST CYPRIANS -29.5942 17.778882 , NABABEEP, NABABEEP [Springbok] PRIMARY SCHOOL NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604001 65760059 SPOEGRIVIER -30.34726 17.760901 MAIN ROAD, SPOEGRIVIER, SPOEGRIVIER [Garies] GEMEENSKAPSAAL NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604001 65760105 KLIPFONTEIN -30.50444 17.831168 MAIN ROAD, KLIPFONTEIN, KLIPFONTEIN [Garies] GEMEENSKAPSAAL NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604001 65840036CASTLE HILL -30.20115 17.27976KLUB STREET, KOIINGNAAS, GARIES [Garies] NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604001 65850026 SOEBATSFONTEIN SKOOL -30.11829 17.594998 299 SHAW, LELIEFONTEIN, LELIEFONTEIN [Garies] NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604001 65850048 ERIC BAKER HALL -30.31794 17.278254 , HONDEKLIPBAAI, GARIES [Garies] HONDEKLIPBAAI NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604002 65730012 GARIES GEMEENSKAPSAAL -30.57138 17.98729 BASSON STREET, GARIES, GARIES [Garies] NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604002 65760048 KHEIS GEMEENSKAPSAAL -30.46205 17.993006 , KHEIS, NAMAQUALAND [Garies] Page 2 of 66 9/10 November 2013 voting station list Northern Cape Municipality Ward Voting Voting station name Latitude Longitude Address district NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604002 65860050 LEPELSFONTEIN CIVIC HALL -31.04543 17.846263 LEPELSFONTEIN, , GARIES [Garies] NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604003 65740013 COMMUNITY HALL KROONSIG -30.21596 17.922936 MAIN ROAD, KAMIESKROON, KAMIESKROON [Garies] NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604003 65760015ALPHA RAADSAAL -30.36999 17.88806, KHARKAMS, GARIES [Garies] NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604003 65760060 TWEERIVIER -30.35573 17.993675 , TWEERIVIER, GARIES [Garies] GEMEENSKAPSAAL NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604004 65760026 LELIEFONTEIN -30.31393 18.080441 H/V SHAWNY LINKS STRAAT, LELIEFONTEIN, GARIES [Garies] GEMEENSKAPSAAL NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604004 65760037 JAKARANDA KLEUTERSKOOL -30.03171 18.269146 0 NO NAME, KAMASIES, NAMAQUALAND [Garies] NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604004 65760071 PAULSHOEK -30.36686 18.256127 , PAULSHOEK, [Garies] GEMEENSKAPSAAL NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604004 65760082 NOURIVIER -30.21437 18.137228 , NOURIVIER, GARIES [Garies] GEMEENSKAPSAAL NC064 - KAMIESBERG 30604004 65760093 ROOIFONTEIN -30.06709 18.260407 , ROOIFONTEIN, GARIES [Garies] GEMEENSKAPSAAL NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605001 65900022 MUNICIPAL WORKSHOP -31.46387 19.772084 VOORTREKKER STREET, , CALVINIA NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605002 65900011 HANTAM SPORTS GROUND -31.46989 19.770546 DORP STREET, CALVINIA, CALVINIA 8190 NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605003 65010046 ZWARTKOP - VG KERKSAAL -30.13368 21.0575 0 CALVINIA, CALVINIA, CALVINIA NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605003 65010079 BOSKOP -30.25292 20.6871 NO STREETS, BRANDVLEI, NAMAQUALAND NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605003 65890019 COMMUNITY HALL BRANDVLEI -30.47255 20.485764 535 KORT STREET, BRANDVLEI, BRANDVLEI NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605003 65980064 KLIPWERF LANDBOU SAAL -31.15121 19.88602 0 CALVINIA, CALVINIA, CALVINIA NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605003 65980132 DASSIESTRATE -31.2433 20.234392 0 NO STREET, CALVINIA, CALVINIA NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605004 65940015 PROTEA HIGH SCHOOL -31.37747 19.117197 00 WYLAND STREET, NIEUWOUDTVILLE, NIEUWOUDTVILLE NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605004 65940026 VG KERKSAAL -31.36849 19.115888 LELIESTRAAT, HANTAM, NIEUWOUDTVILLE NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605004 65980020 DIEPDRIFT -31.56542 20.28646 0 NO STREET, CALVINIA, CALVINIA NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605004 65980031 MIDDELPOS PRIMARY SCHOOL -31.905 20.22748 0 MAIN STREET, CALVINIA, MIDDELPOS HOSTEL NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605004 65980042 ELANDVLEI -32.31819 19.55669 NO STREET NAME, CALVINIA, NAMAQUALAND NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605004 65980053 PATKUILSFONTEIN -31.55801 19.182379 0 0, HANTAM, NIEUWOUDTVILLE NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605004 65980086 ONDER DOWNES -31.50505 19.929876 0 NO STREET, CALVINIA, HANTAM NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605004 65980097 GOUNA -31.50515 20.50831 0 NO STREETS, HANTAM, CALVINIA NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605004 65980109 VONDELINGSFONTEIN -31.75206 19.89169 CALVINIA, CALVINIA, CALVINIA Page 3 of 66 9/10 November 2013 voting station list Northern Cape Municipality Ward Voting Voting station name Latitude Longitude Address district NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605004 65980110 SONOP -31.949 19.7457 , CALVINIA, NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605005 65930014 GEMEENSKAPSAAL -30.95071 19.436565 ROSSOUW STREET, LOERIESFONTEIN, LOERIESFONTEIN LOERIESFONTEIN NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605005 65980019 RAMSKOP SHOOTING RANGE -31.50679 19.73988 HANTAM, HANTAM, HANTAM NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605005 65980121 DOORNRIVIER -31.24484 19.20357 0 NO STREET NAME, NIEUWOUDTVILLE, NIEUWOUDTVILLE NC065 - HANTAM [Calvinia] 30605005 65980143 RIETFONTEIN FARMS -31.31175 19.501421 HANTAM, HANTAM, HANTAM NC066 - KAROO 30606001 65970018VG KERKSAAL -31.34337 20.92802MIDDEL STREET, WILLISTON, WILLISTON HOOGLAND [Fraserburg] NC066 - KAROO 30606002 65920013 GEMEENSKAPSENTRUM -31.90441 21.514133 COMMERCIAL STR, FRASERBURG, FRASERBURG HOOGLAND [Fraserburg] NC066 - KAROO 30606003 65010103HAASFONTEIN -30.65167 20.988094FARM, WILLISTON, WILLISTON HOOGLAND [Fraserburg] NC066 - KAROO 30606003 66000013GOODHOPE FARM -31.85458 21.90253GOODHOPE FARM, KAROO HOOGLAND, HOOGLAND [Fraserburg] FRASERBURG NC066 - KAROO 30606003 66000024VOORSPOED -31.77866 21.14016FARM, FRASERBURG, FRASERBURG HOOGLAND [Fraserburg] NC066 - KAROO 30606003 66000035BORDEAUX FARM -31.50975 21.691536FARM, FRASERBURG, FRASERBURG HOOGLAND [Fraserburg] NC066 - KAROO 30606003 66000046 DROOGVOETS FARM -31.88838 21.47874 FARM, FRASERBURG, FRASERBURG HOOGLAND [Fraserburg] NC066 - KAROO 30606003 66000057TWEERIVIER -32.08094 20.5429FARM, SUTHERLAND, SUTHERLAND HOOGLAND [Fraserburg] NC066 - KAROO 30606003 66000068 EZELFONTEIN FARM -32.14468 21.407517 FARM, FRASERBURG, FRASERBURG HOOGLAND [Fraserburg] NC066 - KAROO 30606003 66000079AMICE -31.5903 21.581AMICE,
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    TOWN PRODUCT CONTACT ATTRIBUTES ACCOMM CONTACT DETAILS DETAILS STEINKOPF Kookfontein Tel: 027-7218841 *Cultural Tours *Kookfontein 027-7218841 Rondawels Faks: 027-7218842 *Halfmens / Succulent Rondawels – Situated along the N7, E-mail: tours self catering / on about 60 km from [email protected] *Flower tours (during request Springbok on the way flower season) to Vioolsdrif, Cultural/field Calitz *Hiking / walking Steinkopf has a strong Guide 0736357021 tours Nama culture due to *Immanual Centre the strong Nama (Succulent Nursery) history inherited from *Kinderlê (sacred mass the past. grave of 32 Nama children) 24 hr Petrol Station; *Steinkopf High ATM / FNB; Surgery; School Choir (songs in Ambulance Service; Nama, Xhosa, German Shops/Take Aways; and Afrikaans Night Club; Pub; *Klipfontein (old Liquor Stores; Police watertower and Anglo Station. Boere War graves of British soldiers) PORT NOLLOTH Municipal Alta Kotze *Port Nolloth *Bedrock 027-851 8353 Offices 027-8511111 Museum *Guesthouse A small pioneering *Port Nolloth *Scotia Inn Hotel: 027-85 1 8865 harbour town on the Seafarms *Port Indigo Guest 027-851 8012 icy cold Atlantic *Harbour – experience house: Ocean, Port Nolloth is the rich history of the *Mcdougalls Bay 027-8511110 home to diamond coastal area Caravan Park & divers, miners and *Sizamile – a township Chalets fishers with with a rich culture and a *Muisvlak Motel: 027-85 1 8046 fascinatingly diverse long history of struggle *Country Club Flats: 0835555919 cultures. *Historical Roman Catholic Church – Self contained ATM/Banking (FNB) near the beach, one of holiday facilities and Service the oldest buildings accommodation: Station; Surgery; around *Daan deWaal 0825615256 Ambulance; Police *Willem *R.
  • Flower Route Map 2014 LR

    Flower Route Map 2014 LR

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  • Kamieskroon Bulk Water Supply, Portion 4 of Farm 445, Kamiesberg Municipality, Northern Cape

    Kamieskroon Bulk Water Supply, Portion 4 of Farm 445, Kamiesberg Municipality, Northern Cape

    1 PALAEONTOLOGICAL HERITAGE COMMENT: KAMIESKROON BULK WATER SUPPLY, PORTION 4 OF FARM 445, KAMIESBERG MUNICIPALITY, NORTHERN CAPE John E. Almond PhD (Cantab.) Natura Viva cc, PO Box 12410 Mill Street, Cape Town 8010, RSA [email protected] January 2018 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The overall palaeontological impact significance of the proposed Bulk Water Supply System development on Portion 4 of Farm 445 near Kamieskroon, Namaqualand, Northern Cape, is considered to be VERY LOW because the study area is underlain by unfossiliferous metamorphic basement rocks (granite-gneisses, migmatites etc) and / or mantled by superficial sediments of low palaeontological sensitivity while the development footprint is very small and in part already disturbed. It is therefore recommended that, pending the exposure of significant new fossils during development, exemption from further specialist palaeontological studies and mitigation be granted for this development. 1. PROJECT OUTLINE The proposed Bulk Water Supply System development on Portion 4 of Farm 445 near Kamieskroon, Kamiesberg Municipality, Northern Cape involves the following infrastructural components (CTS Heritage 2017; Fig. 1): • equipment for existing boreholes; • equipment for additional boreholes; • construction of a 600kl clean water storage reservoir; • installation of pipelines; • construction of a Water Treatment Works (desalination plant) and associated evaporation ponds (waste brine). 2. GEOLOGICAL CONTEXT The footprint of the proposed Bulk Water Supply System development is situated at c. 770 m asl in fairly flat, disturbed, semi-arid, rocky terrain on the outskirts of the town of Kamieskroon, some 600 m southeast of the N7 trunk road (Fig. 1). The geology of the study area near Kamieskroon is shown on the 1: 250 000 geology map 3017 Garies (Council for Geoscience, Pretoria; Fig.