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South Africa New Place Names Marapyane Marapjane Settlement Mpumalanga [version 1106] SOUTH AFRICA NEW PLACE NAMES Musina Messina Town Limpopo Mphothulo Mopotula Post Offi ce Eastern Cape Mphothulo Mopotula Settlement Eastern Cape NEW NAME PREVIOUS NAME FEATURE PROVINCE Mpethu Mpetu Hill Eastern Cape Mpethu Mpetu Village Eastern Cape Mbhongo Allemansdrif Settlement Mpumalanga Mputhi Mputi River Eastern Cape Mbashe Bashee River Eastern Cape Mputhi Mputi Station Eastern Cape Mbashe Bashee Settlement Eastern Cape Mputhi Mputi Village Eastern Cape Mbashe Bashee Station Eastern Cape Mthamvuna Mtamvuna River Eastern Cape Mbashe Bridge Bashee Bridge Bridge Eastern Cape Mthentu Mtentu River Eastern Cape Bhaziya Baziya Forest Eastern Cape Mthentu Mtentu Village Eastern Cape Bhaziya Baziya River Eastern Cape Mxhelo Mxelo River Eastern Cape Bhaziya Baziya Village Eastern Cape Mxhelo Mxelo Village Eastern Cape GaMotadi Berseba Settlement Limpopo Mookgophong Naboomspruit Town Limpopo Bholothwa Bholotwa River Eastern Cape Ncerha Ncera River Eastern Cape Bhirha Bira River Eastern Cape Ncerha Ncera Village Eastern Cape Bhisho Bisho Town Eastern Cape Ncorha Ncora Dam Eastern Cape Motlatse River Blyde River River Mpumalanga Ncorha Ncora Hill Eastern Cape GaMonyebodi Bodi Settlement Limpopo Ncorha Ncora River Eastern Cape Bholo Bolo Police Station Eastern Cape Ncorha Ncora Village Eastern Cape Bholo Bolo River Eastern Cape Kalomantasha New Village Settlement Mpumalanga Bholo Bolo Town Eastern Cape Kamasheshane New Village Settlement Mpumalanga Bholothwa Bolotwa Police Station Eastern Cape Ingugwane Ngugwane River Mpumalanga Bholothwa Bolotwa Post Offi ce Eastern Cape Nobhokhwe Nobokwe Village Eastern Cape Bholothwa Bolotwa Settlement Eastern Cape Limpopo Northern Province Province Limpopo Bonkolo Bongolo Dam Eastern Cape Nothintsila Notintsila Forest Eastern Cape Bonkolo Bongolo River Eastern Cape Nothintsila Notintsila Post Offi ce Eastern Cape Mhlambanyatsi Buffelspruit Settlement Mpumalanga Nothintsila Notintsila Village Eastern Cape Mohome Burgerregt Settlement Limpopo Nqabarha Nqabara River Eastern Cape Cecilia Makhiwane Hospital Cecilia Makiwane Hospital Hospital Eastern Cape Nqabarha Nqabara Village Eastern Cape Chefana Cefane River Eastern Cape Ngqamakhwe Nqamakwe River Eastern Cape Chintsa Cintsa Bay Eastern Cape Ngqamakhwe Nqamakwe Town Eastern Cape Chintsa Cintsa River Eastern Cape Modimolle Nylstroom Town Limpopo Chintsa East Cintsa Settlement Eastern Cape Ditlhagane Paayzynpan Settlement Mpumalanga Chintsa West Cintsa Settlement Eastern Cape Pirintsho Phirintsu Town Eastern Cape Mogwadi Dendron Town Limpopo Polokwane Pietersberg Post Offi ce Limpopo Digwale Dikgwale Mountain Mpumalanga Polokwane Pietersberg Town Limpopo Edludluma Dludluma Settlement Mpumalanga Polokwane North Pietersberg North Post Offi ce Limpopo Modjadjiskloof Duiwelskloof Settlement Limpopo Mokopane Potgietersrus Town Limpopo Modjadjiskloof Duiwelskloof Station Limpopo City of Tshwane Pretoria Metropolitan City Gauteng Mphephu Dzanani Settlement Limpopo Qholorha Qolora River Eastern Cape Akani Edinburgh Settlement Limpopo Qholorha Qolora Settlement Eastern Cape Lephalale Ellisras Town Limpopo Qhorha Qora River Eastern Cape Ngcobo Engcobo Town Eastern Cape Qhumanco Qumanco River Eastern Cape Kahhoyi Fig Tree Plateau Mpumalanga Qhumanco Qumanco Village Eastern Cape Kahhoyi Fig Tree River Mpumalanga Hlengesha Schulzendal Settlement Mpumalanga Kahhoyi Fig Tree Settlement Mpumalanga Senwabarwana Senwabarana / Bochum Town Limpopo Steve Vukile Tshwethe Frankfort Police Station Eastern Cape Esibayeni Sibayeni Settlement Mpumalanga Ngqika Gaika Settlement Eastern Cape Morebeng Soekmekaar Town Limpopo Ngqika Gaika Station Eastern Cape Nciba Swart Kei River Eastern Cape Ngqika’s Kop Gaika’s Kop Hill Eastern Cape Ntabankulu Tabankulu Forest Eastern Cape Madibeng Ga-Madibeng Settlement Limpopo Ntabankulu Tabankulu Hill Eastern Cape GaMamokhibidu GaMamohwibidu Settlement Limpopo Ntabankulu Tabankulu Town Eastern Cape Mampote Ga-Mampote Settlement Limpopo Thabatha Tabata River Eastern Cape GaMoyaha Ga-Moyaga Settlement Limpopo Thanga Tanga River Eastern Cape Mokwena Glenferness Settlement Limpopo Thanga Tanga Station Eastern Cape Ngqushwa Gnusha River Eastern Cape Thanga Tanga Village Eastern Cape Inkosi Mbango Goedgetrouw Dam Dam KwaZulu/Natal Tele Telle River Eastern Cape Mmaduma Greenside Settlement Mpumalanga Tele Falls Telle Falls Settlement Eastern Cape Pitsimatome Grootdraai Settlement Limpopo Thokwana Thokwane Town Eastern Cape Lethabong Hartbeesfontein Town North West Thina Falls Tina Falls Settlement Eastern Cape Emjejane Hectorspruit Post Offi ce Mpumalanga Thina Head Tina Head Hill Eastern Cape Emjejane Hectorspruit Settlement Mpumalanga Thina River Tina River River Eastern Cape Emjejane Hectorspruit Station Mpumalanga Toyise Toise Area Eastern Cape Dutywa Idutywa Station Eastern Cape Toyise Toise River Eastern Cape Dutywa Idutywa Town Eastern Cape Toyise Toise Station Eastern Cape Mvane Imvane River Eastern Cape Thokwana Tokwana River Eastern Cape Mvane Imvane Station Eastern Cape Thombo Tombo Post Offi ce Eastern Cape Embhojeni Jeppe’s Reef Settlement Mpumalanga Thombo Tombo Village Eastern Cape Kamakhatheni Kabhunya Settlement Mpumalanga Sefogane River Treur River River Mpumalanga Kadobi Ka-madobi Settlement Mpumalanga Xawela Tshiawelo Post Offi ce Eastern Cape Kamacekeza KaMaqhekeza Settlement Mpumalanga Xawela Tshiawelo Station Eastern Cape Khambi Kambi Post Offi ce Eastern Cape Xawela Tshiawelo Town Eastern Cape Khambi Kambi Village Eastern Cape Lower Tyhume Tyhumie / Chumie Village Eastern Cape Molapoamogale Kammelpoort Village Mpumalanga Tyhume Tyhumie / Chumie River Eastern Cape Kasibhejane Ka-Sibhejane Settlement Mpumalanga Upper Tyhume Tyhumie / Chumie Village Eastern Cape Katjibane Katsibane Settlement Mpumalanga Mchantsi Umkantzi River Eastern Cape Centane Kentani Town Eastern Cape Mthatha Umtata Post Offi ce Eastern Cape Kinirha Kinira River Eastern Cape Mthatha Umtata River Eastern Cape Kinirha Kinira Village Eastern Cape Mthatha Umtata Station Eastern Cape Kinirha Drift Kinira Drift Bridge Eastern Cape Mthatha Umtata Town Eastern Cape Kinirha Poort Kinira Poort Area Eastern Cape Mthatha Mouth Umtata Mouth Village Eastern Cape Khiwane Kiwane Area Eastern Cape Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Khiwane Kiwane Beach Eastern Cape Post Offi ce UPE Post Offi ce Post Offi ce Eastern Cape Khubusi Kubusi Village Eastern Cape Libangeni Vaalbank Village Mpumalanga Khubusi Kubusie River Eastern Cape KaMdladla Vlakbult Settlement Mpumalanga Kazibokwane KwaZibukwane Settlement Mpumalanga Bela-Bela Warmbaths Town Limpopo Kwelerha Kwelera / Kwelega / Kwelegha River Eastern Cape Cacadu Wit Kei River Eastern Cape Kwelerha Kwelera / Kwelega / Kwelegha Village Eastern Cape Emtfuntini Langeloop Settlement Mpumalanga Makhado Louis Trichardt Town Limpopo Lufutha Lufuta Post Offi ce Eastern Cape Lufutha Lufuta Village Eastern Cape Mahhusha Mahushe Settlement Mpumalanga Dzanani Makhado Settlement Limpopo.
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