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Alphabetical List Eskom Supply Areas Alphabetical List Area Block No. Area Block No. Area Block No. Area Block No. Area Block No. De Rust 3 Abbotsdale 12 Admiral's Park 5 De Zalze 8 Klaarstroom 2 Nyanga 1 Starking 5 Adriaanse 13 Delft 1 Klapmuts 16 OCC 10 Steinkopf 10 AECI site 5 Dias Strand 7 Klawer 15 Okiep 10 Stellenbosch farmers 8 Agter Paarl 10 Doringbaai 15 Klein Brak 7 Olyfenhout 16 Stellenbosch Munic 2 Agulhas 10 Doringwater 10 Klein Pella 16 Omdraai 16 Steyrkraal 16 Airport City 14 Du Noon 14 Kleinbegin 16 Ongegund 2 Stikland farmers 15 Airport Industria 14 Duinzicht 7 Kleinmond 2 Onrusrivier 5 Stilbaai 7 Albertinia 7 Duiwelsnek 16 Klipdale 10 Ontseepkans 16 Stofkraal 15 Alexander Bay 10 Dysselsdorp 3 Klipheuwel 10 Op die Berg 13 Stompneus Bay 13 Algeria 15 Ebenhaeser 15 Kliprand 15 Osplaas 4 Storage 5 Alheit 16 Eendekuil 15 Kliprug 8 OTB 10 Stormsvlei 10 Alkantrant 10 Eersterivier 2 Knysna 7 Oudtshoorn 3 Strandfontein 15 Amcor 13 Elandsbaai 15 Koegas 16 Outeniqua Farmers 3 Strausburg 16 Arabella 3 Elandskloof 13 Koekenaap 15 Paardevlei 5 Struisbaai 10 Arniston 10 Elim 3 Koekoeb 16 Paarl 9 Sun City 5 Ashton 3 Elsiesriver 13 Koelenhof 8 Padkloof 16 Sunningdale 14 Askraal 10 Esethu 5 Komaggas 10 Paleisheuwel 15 Sutherland 4 Atlantis rural 10 Esterhof 11 Koringberg 3 Panorama 2 Suurbraak 10 Atlas Park 14 Faure 8 Kotzehoop 10 Papendorp 15 Swartberg 4 Augrabies 16 Fibre 16 Krantshoek 7 Parklands 14 Swartdraai 16 Aurora 15 Firgrove 8 Krantzkop 11 Paternoster 6 Swellendam 10 Avonwood 13 Firlands 5 Kuilsrivier 6 Paulputs 16 Taaiput 16 Barandas 3 Fisantekraal 10 Kurland 7 Pearly Beach 3 Tableview 14 Barrydale 3 Fisherhaven 5 Kwadouwsberg 4 Pella Estates 16 Teslaarsdal 3 Beaufort West 2 Forest Heights 1 Kwaggaskloof 4 Pelladrift 16 The Crags 7 Belhar 6 Franschhoek 8 Kwanonqaba 7 Penhill 2 Theewaterskloof 6 Bellingham 8 Fraserburg 4 Kylemore 8 Perdeberg Farmers 10 Tierfontein 10 Belrail 6 Friersdale 16 La Motte 8 Perdekop 8 Touws River 4 Bereaville 3 Gamsberg 16 Ladismith 4 Philadelphia 10 Trans Hex 10 Betties Bay 2 Gansbaai 3 Laingsburg 4 Philippi 1 Transnet Marshalling Yard 6 Bishop Lavis (Nooitgedacht, Sydneyvale) 6 Ganzekraal 13 Lambertsbaai 15 Philippi East 1 Troilapspan 16 Bishop Lavis 13 Garies 10 Langebaan 13 Philippi Industrial 1 Truter 16 Bitterfontein 15 Genadendal 3 Langefontein 13 Piketberg 15 Tulbagh 12 Blaauwberg 14 George 12 Languedoc 8 Pinetown 5 Tuscany Glen 1 Blackheath Industrial 15 Goedverwaght 15 Leeu Gamka 4 Plattekloof 2 Uitdraai 10 Blanco 12 Goodhouse 10 Leeurivier 13 Plettenberg Bay 7 Uitsig 13 Bloekombos 16 Gordon's Bay 5 Leipoldtville 15 Pniel 8 University of Stellenbosch 2 Bloemsmond 16 Gouda 11 Leliefontein 10 Pofadder 16 Upington 16 Blouputs 16 Goudini Spa 4 Loeriesfontein 10 Port Beaufort 10 Vaalhoek 16 Boegoeberg 16 Gouritsmond 7 Lourensford Estate 5 Porterville 13 Valhalla 13 Boegoeberg dam 16 Graafwater 15 Loxton 10 Prieska Munic 10 Van Rhynsdorp 15 Boggomsbaai 7 Grabouw 5 Loxtonvale 16 Prince Albert 4 Van Rooisvlei 16 Bon Chretien 13 Green Valley Nuts 10 Lutzville 15 Prince Alfred Hamlet 13 Van Wyksdorp 4 Bonnievale 3 Greyton 3 Lutzville Wes 15 Pringle Bay 2 Van Wyksvlei 10 Boplaas 16 Groblershoop 16 Luzuku Park 1 Protem 10 Velddrift 13 Botfontein 4 Groenbank 10 Lwandle 5 Proteus farmers 7 Vergelegen 5 Bothasig 14 Groot Brak 7 Lynedoch 8 Raap & Skraap 16 Vermont 5 Botrivier 3 Grootdrink 16 Macassar 8 Ravensmead 13 Victor Verster 8 Brandvlei 10 Grottobaai 13 Macassar Beach 8 Rawsonville 4 Viljoenshooppad 5 Bredasdorp 10 Gydo 13 Macassar Village 8 Redelinghuys 15 Villiersdorp 4 Breerivier 14 Hagley 1 Malgas 10 Remhoogte 10 Vioolsdrif 10 Brentwood Park 1 Hammanshof 4 Malibu Village 1 Renosterkop 16 Vissershok 14 Britannia Bay 13 Hawston 5 Malmesbury 12 Rheenendal 12 Vlakte 1 Broadlands 5 Heidelberg 10 Mandalay 1 Riebeek Kasteel 11 Vleesbaai 7 Broodkraal 15 Heiderand 7 Marchand 16 Riebeek Wes 2 Volop 16 Buffelsjagrivier 10 Heilbot 6 Marydale 16 Riet 3 Voorbaai 7 Buffelspoort 4 Helderberg Industrial Park 5 Matroosfontein 13 Rietbron 2 Vosburg 10 Buitensingel 4 Helios 10 McGregor 10 Rietfontein 10 Vredenburg 6 Bulletrap 10 Hemel & Aarde 3 Meiringspoort 3 Rietpoort 15 Vredendal 15 Burchell 10 Henkries 10 Melkbos Pump Station 14 Riverlands 10 Vryheid Farmers 10 Bynabo 16 Herbertsdale 7 Merweville 4 Riversdale 7 Vyeboom 6 Caledon 3 Hermanus 3 Mfuleni 1 Riverton 13 Waenhuiskrans 10 Mfuleni (Munic) 1 Riviersonderend 10 Wallacedene 4 Calitzdorp 3 Hermon 11 Middelpos 10 Robberg 7 Warmsand 16 Calvinia 10 Het Kruis 15 Midway 16 Roberts valley 8 Waterkloof 5 Capex 5 Hex 4 Molsvlei 15 Robertson 16 Wegdraai 16 Carnarvon 10 Hillcrest 1 Montagu 3 Roggeveld 4 Welgelegen 2 Carolusberg 10 Hopefield 13 Montague Gardens 14 Rooiels 2 Wellington 11 Ceres 13 Houhoek 3 Mooidraai 10 Rooipad 16 Wemmershoek 8 Chatsworth 10 Houmoed 8 Moorreesburg 3 Rustdal 15 Wilderness 12 Chavonnes 4 Hugo 4 Moravia 15 Rusticana 4 Williston 10 Citrusdal 15 Infanta 10 Mossdustria 7 Ruyterwacht 13 Windmeul 10 Clanwilliam 15 Jagersbos 3 Mossel Bay 7 Sack's Circle 6 Withoogte 3 Clarkes 13 Jakkalsfontein 13 Moutonsdrift 10 Salberau 13 Witsand 16 Cloetesville 8 Jamestown 8 Mpilo 5 Saldanha Bay 12 Wittedrift 7 Club Mykonos 13 Jongensfontein 7 Muishoek 10 Sandhills 4 Wittewater 15 Concordia 10 Joostenbergvlakte 10 Muldersvlei 16 Sappi 15 Witzenberg 13 Connaught Estate 13 Kakamas 16 Nababeep 10 Saron 11 Wolseley 12 Contermanskloof 14 Kalbaskraal 10 Nabo 5 Schuitdrift 16 Wolseley Farmers 12 Copperton 10 Kalkwerf 16 Napier 10 Scottsdene 4 Wolwedans 6 County Fair 15 Kamieskroon 10 Nature's Valley 7 Sedgefield 12 Woodville 12 Cravenby 13 Kanoneiland 16 Neilersdrift 16 Silversands 1 Worcester 11 Crossroads 1 Karatara 12 Nelspoort 2 Sir Lowry's Pass Village and surrounding farms 5 Wupperthal 15 Croydon 8 Karoo 10 Neus 16 Skuifraam 8 Yzerfontein 13 Cuprum 10 Karos 16 Niekerkshoop 10 Slagboom 13 Zandberg 15 Danabaai 7 Keimoes Munic 16 Nieuwoudtville 15 Slot 11 Zoar 4 Darling 13 Kenhardt 10 Nomzano 5 Soetendal 11 Dassenberg 10 Keurboomstrand 7 Noord/Suid Oewer 10 Somerset West Business Park 5 De Dam 10 Khayelitsha 5 Noordhoek 15 Spine 5 De Doorns 4 Khayelitsha Site C 1 Noree 3 Springbok 10 De Grendal 2 Killarney Gardens 14 Nuwerus 15 St Helena Bay 13 De Hoek 15 Killarney Industria 14 Nuy 4 Stanford 3 .
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