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Block Allocations – Grouped by Areas BLOCK ALLOCATIONS – GROUPED BY AREAS GROUPED BY EAST LONDON City Suburb Street / Road Block East London Abbotsford All 10 East London Arcadia All 11 East London Baysville All 10 East London Beacon Bay All 3 East London Bonnie Doon All 10 East London Buffalo Flats All 8 East London Chiselhurst & Chiselhurst Extension All 6 East London CC Loyd All 6 East London Dorchester Heights All 10 East London Egoli Township All 1 East London Fort Glamorgan All 13 East London Gately All 13 East London Gompo All 8 East London Gonubie All 2 East London Greenfields All 6 East London Harbour Including Pontoon Road All 13 East London Haven Hills All 7 East London Hemingsway All 10 East London Highgate All 6 East London Leaches Bay All 6 East London Morningside All 7 East London Orange Grove All 6 East London Parkridge All 4 East London Parkside All 4 East London Pefferville All 6 East London Scenery Park All 1 East London Summerpride All 2 East London Sunnyridge All 6 East London Vergenoeg All 8 East London West Bank All 13 East London Whelan Township All 1 East London Willow Park All 6 East London Winchester Gardens All 7 Module CUS105 Understanding Laodshedding, Revision 1 Page 11 of 65 City Suburb Street / Road Block East London Amalinda Anchorage Road 2 East London Amalinda Ashley Place 7 East London Amalinda Banbury Road 2 East London Amalinda Banbury Road 2 East London Amalinda Bax Road 7 East London Amalinda Beal Road 7 East London Amalinda Ben Howe Place 7 East London Amalinda Bezuidenhout Street 2 East London Amalinda Bourbon Place 2 East London Amalinda Brewer Street 7 East London Amalinda Canute Street 7 East London Amalinda Celliers Road 2 East London Amalinda Circle Road 7 East London Amalinda Cob Place 7 East London Amalinda Coetzee Street 2 East London Amalinda Copperfield Road 7 East London Amalinda Curtis Road 2 East London Amalinda Curtis Road 7 East London Amalinda Delmas Road 2 East London Amalinda Dodd Street 7 East London Amalinda Dove Street 7 East London Amalinda Dredge Place 7 East London Amalinda Driffield Road 7 East London Amalinda Eden Road 2 East London Amalinda Edmund Street 7 East London Amalinda Ernest Road 2 East London Amalinda Etheridge Road 2 East London Amalinda Fennel Place 2 East London Amalinda Freshwater Road 7 East London Amalinda Funnel Place 7 East London Amalinda Gainsborough Road 2 East London Amalinda Geyle Road 2 East London Amalinda Goddard Street 2 East London Amalinda Good Hope Road 2 East London Amalinda Goodall Road 7 East London Amalinda Grogan Street 7 East London Amalinda Gulu Place 7 East London Amalinda Harmony Place 7 East London Amalinda Harmony Street 7 Module CUS105 Understanding Laodshedding, Revision 1 Page 12 of 65 City Suburb Street / Road Block East London Amalinda Hempel Road 7 East London Amalinda Hereford Road 7 East London Amalinda Isikali Street 2 East London Amalinda James Taylor Crescent 7 East London Amalinda Jennings Road 2 East London Amalinda Jersey Road 2 East London Amalinda Jevon Street 2 East London Amalinda Judy Road 2 East London Amalinda Karl Hahn Road 7 East London Amalinda Kay Road 7 East London Amalinda Kelly Place 7 East London Amalinda Kelly Road 7 East London Amalinda Kemp Street 2 East London Amalinda Kemps Street 7 East London Amalinda Kennaway Crescent 2 East London Amalinda Kenny Road 7 East London Amalinda Kettlewell Road 7 East London Amalinda Kietzmann Street 7 East London Amalinda Koch Street 7 East London Amalinda Komati Street 2 East London Amalinda Kunene Crescent 2 East London Amalinda Le Roux Road 7 East London Amalinda Leighton Road 7 East London Amalinda Liddiard Place 7 East London Amalinda Lidiard Street 7 East London Amalinda Lombard Street 7 East London Amalinda Longacre Road 7 East London Amalinda Loren Martin Crescent 7 East London Amalinda Lunderstedt Road 7 East London Amalinda Maggs Street 7 East London Amalinda Main Road 7 East London Amalinda Manley Road 2 East London Amalinda Mark Coetzee Street 7 East London Amalinda Mcbeath Street 7 East London Amalinda Mcdonald Street 7 East London Amalinda Mcgovern Road 7 East London Amalinda Merrifield Close 7 East London Amalinda Middelesex Road 7 East London Amalinda Moira Place 2 Module CUS105 Understanding Laodshedding, Revision 1 Page 13 of 65 City Suburb Street / Road Block East London Amalinda Msenge Street 2 East London Amalinda Mzimkhulu Street 2 East London Amalinda Nielson Road 7 East London Amalinda Nimrod Street 7 East London Amalinda Nkomazi Street 2 East London Amalinda Oliver Road 7 East London Amalinda Ostrich Street 2 East London Amalinda Potgieter Road 7 East London Amalinda Ramos Street 7 East London Amalinda Ridgeway Road 7 East London Amalinda Ringwood Crescent 7 East London Amalinda Rodin Place 2 East London Amalinda Rose Place 2 East London Amalinda Rosedale Place 7 East London Amalinda Rosedale Road 7 East London Amalinda Rowland Road 2 East London Amalinda Salmon Road 7 East London Amalinda Saxilby Road 7 East London Amalinda Saxom Place 7 East London Amalinda Sheridan Road 7 East London Amalinda Shetland Place 7 East London Amalinda Shetland Road 7 East London Amalinda Shingler Street 7 East London Amalinda Sinebhongo Place 2 East London Amalinda Sole Road 7 East London Amalinda Stan Mary Street 7 East London Amalinda Sunbird Road 7 East London Amalinda Swart Road 2 East London Amalinda Thames Place 2 East London Amalinda Tiffany Place 2 East London Amalinda Trafford Road 2 East London Amalinda Trout Place 7 East London Amalinda Tuna Road 7 East London Amalinda Twist Street 7 East London Amalinda Tyronne Road 7 East London Amalinda Umga Street 2 East London Amalinda Umthathi Street 2 East London Amalinda Umzawe Street 2 East London Amalinda Uniswi Street 2 Module CUS105 Understanding Laodshedding, Revision 1 Page 14 of 65 City Suburb Street / Road Block East London Amalinda Unswi Street 2 East London Amalinda Virginia Street 7 East London Amalinda Wellbeloved Street 7 East London Amalinda Westbourne Road 2 East London Amalinda Winchester Crescent 2 East London Amalinda Winchester Place 2 East London Amalinda Yvonne Street 7 East London Amalinda Upper Beamish Crescent 6 East London Amalinda Upper Berendt Street 6 East London Amalinda Upper Brittlewood Crescent 6 East London Amalinda Upper Brookmead Terrace 6 East London Amalinda Upper Fairbank Road 6 East London Amalinda Upper Fenwich Street 6 East London Amalinda Upper Field Street 6 East London Amalinda Upper Fitchett Road 6 East London Amalinda Upper Garth Street 6 East London Amalinda Upper Honolulu Crescent 6 East London Amalinda Upper Joan Street 6 East London Amalinda Upper Kathryn Road 6 East London Amalinda Upper Laurel Street 6 East London Amalinda Upper Milkwood Crescent 6 East London Amalinda Upper Palm Street 6 East London Amalinda Upper Paragon Road 6 East London Amalinda Upper President Street 6 East London Amalinda Upper Rugby Street 6 East London Amalinda Upper SOHCO Flats 6 East London Amalinda Upper Vrede Street 6 East London Belgravia Belgrave Road 3 East London Belgravia Belgravia Crescent 3 East London Belgravia Belgravia Crescent 9 East London Belgravia Oxford Street 3 East London Belgravia Oxford Street 9 East London Belgravia St Georges Street 3 East London Belgravia St Lukes Road 3 East London Belgravia St Marks Road 3 East London Belgravia St Mathews Street 3 East London Belgravia St Michaels Road 9 East London Belgravia St Patricks Road 3 East London Belgravia St Peters Road 9 Module CUS105 Understanding Laodshedding, Revision 1 Page 15 of 65 City Suburb Street / Road Block East London Berea 2nd Avenue 11 East London Berea 3rd Avenue 10 East London Berea 4th Avenue 10 East London Berea 5th Avenue 10 East London Berea 5th Avenue 10 East London Berea Anderson Road 10 East London Berea Ashlar Close 10 East London Berea Ashley Road 11 East London Berea Barkly Road 11 East London Berea Bayness Street 10 East London Berea Bentnick Road 11 East London Berea Berea Terrace 11 East London Berea Bright Street 11 East London Berea Carter Road 11 East London Berea Castle Street 10 East London Berea Chamberlain Road 11 East London Berea Darlington Road 11 East London Berea Davidson Street 11 East London Berea Derby Road 10 East London Berea Douglas Road 11 East London Berea Duncan Road 11 East London Berea Dwars Street 11 East London Berea Egerton Road 11 East London Berea Fitzmaurice Road 10 East London Berea Glaston Street 10 East London Berea Goodenough Road 10 East London Berea Greenan Street 10 East London Berea Greenwood Street 10 East London Berea Jarvis Road 10 East London Berea Kew Road 11 East London Berea Latimer Street 10 East London Berea Lincoln Road 11 East London Berea Lower Jarvis Road 10 East London Berea Lower Pearce Street 11 East London Berea Lyon Street 10 East London Berea Neal Road 11 East London Berea Oakhampton Road 10 East London Berea Oakhill Avenue 11 East London Berea Pearce Street 10 Module CUS105 Understanding Laodshedding, Revision 1 Page 16 of 65 City Suburb Street / Road Block East London Berea Quartzite Drive 10 East London Berea Salisbury Road 11 East London Berea Sandhurst Road 11 East London Berea Scherwitz Road 10 East London Berea Stanton Road 11 East London Berea Stewart Drive 11 East London Berea Stewart Drive 10 East London Berea Stockton Road 11 East London Berea Suffolk Road 10 East London Berea Tecoma Street 10 East London Berea Tindale Road 11 East London Berea Tottenham Road 11 East London Berea Tottenham Road 10 East London Berea Tweedie Road 10 East London Berea Tyrell Road 11 East London Berea Upper Devereux Avenue 11 East London Berea Upper
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