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Worldwide Soaring Turnpoint Exchange Unofficial Worldwide Soaring Turnpoint Exchange Unofficial Coordinates for the Potchefstroom, South Africa Control Points Contest: South African Nationals, 2021 - 15m, 2 Seater and Club Class Courtesy of Oscar Goudriaan via Richard Glennie Dated: 20 September 2021 Magnetic Variation: 18.4W Printed Tuesday,21September 2021 at 13:44 GMT UNOFFICIAL, USE ATYOUR OWN RISK Do not use for navigation, for flight verification only. Always consult the relevant publications for current and correct information. This service is provided free of charge with no warrantees, expressed or implied. User assumes all risk of use. Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Comment Distance Bearing °’" °’" °’ °’ FEET Km 1Welkom 28 00 00 S 26 40 00 E 28 00.000 S 26 40.000 E 4528 AT153 214 2Control North 27 54 11 S 26 42 35 E 27 54.183 S 26 42.583 E 4528 T 141 213 3Control NW 27 54 42 S 26 36 00 E 27 54.700 S 26 36.000 E 4350 T Road Junction 146 217 4Welkom Start 27 59 46 S 26 32 41 E 27 59.767 S 26 32.683 E 4528 T 156 218 5Control South 28 06 32 S 26 42 58 E 28 06.533 S 26 42.967 E 4528 T 164 211 10 Riebeeckstad 27 54 58 S 26 47 35 E 27 54.967 S 26 47.583 E 4528 T 141 210 11 Odendaalsrus 27 51 10 S 26 44 06 E 27 51.167 S 26 44.100 E 4524 T 135 213 12 Virginia 28 07 44 S 26 53 36 E 28 07.733 S 26 53.600 E 4524 T 163 205 13 Allanridge 27 45 18 S 26 39 18 E 27 45.300 S 26 39.300 E 4528 T 127 218 14 Beatrix 28 14 01 S 26 46 01 E 28 14.017 S 26 46.017 E 4524 T 176 208 15 Welgelee 28 12 40 S 26 49 10 E 28 12.667 S 26 49.167 E 4524 T 173 207 16 Kalkvlakte 28 03 21 S 26 56 42 E 28 03.350 S 26 56.700 E 4524 T 154 203 20 Whites 28 00 48 S 26 59 26 E 28 00.800 S 26 59.433 E 4524 T 149 202 21 Wesselsbron 27 50 26 S 26 22 00 E 27 50.433 S 26 22.000 E 4524 T 148 227 22 Hennenmann 27 58 01 S 27 01 52 E 27 58.017 S 27 01.867 E 4590 T 144 200 Potchefstroom, South Africa - page 2 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Comment Distance Bearing °’" °’" °’ °’ FEET Km 23 Ancona 27 40 29 S 26 33 08 E 27 40.483 S 26 33.133 E 4239 T 123 223 24 Uitsig 28 01 48 S 27 05 03 E 28 01.800 S 27 05.050 E 3937 ATAirfield 151 198 25 Holfontein 27 53 16 S 27 05 33 E 27 53.267 S 27 05.550 E 4777 T 135 198 30 Theunissen 28 24 35 S 26 43 06 E 28 24.583 S 26 43.100 E 4524 T 196 209 31 Ventersburg280430 S 27 09 06 E 28 04.500 S 27 09.100 E 4524 T 156 196 32 Geneva 274934 S 27 07 53 E 27 49.567 S 27 07.883 E 4524 T 128 196 33 Schuttesdraai 27 31 06 S 26 39 55 E 27 31.100 S 26 39.917 E 4524 T 102 222 34 Allemanskraal 28 17 06 S 27 09 06 E 28 17.100 S 27 09.100 E 4524 T 179 196 35 Bultfontein 28 16 06 S 26 08 06 E 28 16.100 S 26 08.100 E 4396 ATAirfield 200 226 36 Klerkskraal 26 15 06 S 27 09 34 E 26 15.100 S 27 09.567 E 4918 T 48 28 36 Winburg283030 S 27 01 06 E 28 30.500 S 27 01.100 E 4491 T 204 200 37 Kroonstad 27 39 31 S 27 13 55 E 27 39.517 S 27 13.917 E 4921 T Rail Station 110 191 38 Clearance 26 12 54 S 27 01 01 E 26 12.900 S 27 01.017 E 4767 T 51 11 39 Broedersput 26 49 06 S 25 06 20 E 26 49.100 S 25 06.333 E 4265 T 197 283 40 Balkfontein 27 23 51 S 26 29 51 E 27 23.850 S 26 29.850 E 4114 T 99 234 41 Bothaville 27 22 00 S 26 38 06 E 27 22.000 S 26 38.100 E 4567 ATTar 89 228 42 Greylingsdrift 27 35 34 S 26 04 32 E 27 35.567 S 26 04.533 E 4068 T 143 242 43 Lacemyn Dam 27 27 22 S 27 06 51 E 27 27.367 S 27 06.850 E 4367 T 87 196 44 Hoopstad 27 49 30 S 25 54 48 E 27 49.500 S 25 54.800 E 4114 ATAirfield 172 240 45 Westleigh 27 34 40 S 27 18 00 E 27 34.667 S 27 18.000 E 4557 T 103 186 46 Attie 27 28 06 S 27 15 40 E 27 28.100 S 27 15.667 E 4698 T 90 187 47 Mirage 27 15 00 S 26 41 15 E 27 15.000 S 26 41.250 E 4524 T 75 230 48 Viljoenskroon 27 14 10 S 26 57 40 E 27 14.167 S 26 57.667 E 4524 T 64 209 49 Steynsrus 27 56 07 S 27 35 01 E 27 56.117 S 27 35.017 E 4196 T 149 179 50 Leeudoringstad 27 14 17 S 26 14 09 E 27 14.283 S 26 14.150 E 4918 T 105 251 51 Arizona 28 27 20 S 27 31 50 E 28 27.333 S 27 31.833 E 4265 AT203 186 52 Soutpan 28 43 06 S 26 03 30 E 28 43.100 S 26 03.500 E 4524 T 249 222 53 Makwassie 27 19 15 S 25 59 54 E 27 19.250 S 25 59.900 E 4918 T 129 254 54 Crossroads 28 23 06 S 25 44 00 E 28 23.100 S 25 44.000 E 4593 T 232 233 55 Vierfontein 27 05 30 S 26 47 00 E 27 05.500 S 26 47.000 E 4593 T Power Station 55 231 56 Senekal A/F 28 18 30 S 27 39 06 E 28 18.500 S 27 39.100 E 4593 ATAirfield 190 181 57 Regina 27 04 36 S 26 31 22 E 27 04.600 S 26 31.367 E 4259 T 71 249 60 Marquard 28 40 00 S 27 26 40 E 28 40.000 S 27 26.667 E 4524 T 224 189 61 Edenville 27 32 59 S 27 40 00 E 27 32.983 S 27 40.000 E 4593 T 113 168 61 Kingswood 27 27 15 S 25 46 40 E 27 27.250 S 25 46.667 E 4918 T 155 254 62 Wolmaransstad 27 11 20 S 25 58 17 E 27 11.333 S 25 58.283 E 4524 T 124 261 63 Bloemhof 27 37 00 S 25 36 00 E 27 37.000 S 25 36.000 E 4045 ATA/F Centre 180 252 64 Orkney265805 S 26 39 16 E 26 58.083 S 26 39.267 E 4101 T 53 251 65 Hertzogville 28 07 40 S 25 30 10 E 28 07.667 S 25 30.167 E 4918 T 224 242 66 Dealesville 28 40 40 S 25 46 10 E 28 40.667 S 25 46.167 E 4593 T 257 228 67 Vaal Reefs 26 56 59 S 26 45 24 E 26 56.983 S 26 45.400 E 4593 ATAirfield 44 245 Potchefstroom, South Africa - page 3 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Comment Distance Bearing °’" °’" °’ °’ FEET Km 71 Monte Carlo 28 48 00 S 27 26 30 E 28 48.000 S 27 26.500 E 5000 ATA/F Centre 239 190 72 Arlington 28 01 50 S 27 51 20 E 28 01.833 S 27 51.333 E 4196 T 169 172 73 Vermaasdrift 26 56 13 S 26 51 01 E 26 56.217 S 26 51.017 E 4262 T Road RiverCross 37 236 74 Krugersdrift 28 52 55 S 25 57 21 E 28 52.917 S 25 57.350 E 4593 T Damwall 269 222 75 Koppies 27 14 10 S 27 34 15 E 27 14.167 S 27 34.250 E 4524 T 79 161 76 Lindley275416 S 27 55 00 E 27 54.267 S 27 55.000 E 5197 T 160 167 77 Skandinawiedrift 26 56 10 S 27 03 25 E 26 56.167 S 27 03.417 E 4311 T Road RiverCross 29 203 80 Dominionville 26 54 06 S 26 23 49 E 26 54.100 S 26 23.817 E 4672 T 72 268 81 Klerksdorp 26 52 00 S 26 43 06 E 26 52.000 S 26 43.100 E 4429 ATAirfield 42 258 82 Paul Roux 28 17 30 S 27 55 20 E 28 17.500 S 27 55.333 E 4593 T 198 174 83 Vredefort 27 00 30 S 27 22 30 E 27 00.500 S 27 22.500 E 4557 T 47 160 84 Britten 27 44 21 S 25 21 08 E 27 44.350 S 25 21.133 E 3675 T 208 253 85 NewMachavie 26 48 42 S 26 53 49 E 26 48.700 S 26 53.817 E 4495 T 24 248 86 Rosendal 28 30 00 S 27 55 20 E 28 30.000 S 27 55.333 E 4918 T 219 176 87 Clocolaan 28 55 00 S 27 35 06 E 28 55.000 S 27 35.100 E 4593 T 254 187 88 Westpoint 28 55 58 S 25 45 40 E 28 55.967 S 25 45.667 E 4035 T 283 225 90 Bamboespruit 26 56 24 S 25 57 59 E 26 56.400 S 25 57.983 E 4918 T 114 273 91 Hartebeesfontein 26 46 30 S 26 25 31 E 26 46.500 S 26 25.517 E 4918 T 66 279 92 Werda 26 45 37 S 26 14 55 E 26 45.617 S 26 14.917 E 5164 T 83 282 93 Brakspruit 26 40 44 S 26 34 51 E 26 40.733 S 26 34.850 E 4396 T Road Crossing 50 288 94 Ottosdal 26 49 07 S 25 59 51 E 26 49.117 S 25 59.850 E 4524 T 109 280 95 Eleazer 26 40 19 S 26 52 25 E 26 40.317 S 26 52.417 E 4551 T 21 289 96 Christiana 27 54 06 S 25 09 10 E 27 54.100 S 25 09.167 E 4265 T Rail Station 234 252 101 Ficksburg284930 S 27 54 30 E 28 49.500 S 27 54.500 E 5249 ATAirfield 253 180 102 Potchefstroom 26 40 28 S 27 04 49 E 26 40.467 S 27 04.817 E 4498 HDSFT 103 Rykaartspos 26 31 38 S 26 38 16 E 26 31.633 S 26 38.267 E 4918 T 47 309 104 Schweizer Reneke271000 S 25 18 00 E 27 10.000 S 25 18.000 E 4196 ATAirfield 185 271 105 Duperspos 26 31 22 S 26 25 22 E 26 31.367 S 26 25.367 E 4718 T 68 303 106 Knopfont 26 31 17 S 26 55 46 E 26 31.283 S 26 55.767 E 4918 T 23 337 107 Boskop 26 33 31 S 27 07 26 E 26 33.517 S 27 07.433 E 4639 T 14 37 108 Bethlehem 28 15 00 S 28 20 06 E 28 15.000 S 28 20.100 E 5538 AT215 163 110 Fouriesburg283725 S 28 12 56 E 28 37.417 S 28 12.933 E 5581 AT244 171 111 Migdol 26 54 10 S 25 27 09 E 26 54.167 S 25 27.150 E 4918 T 164 279 112 Petrusburg290700 S 25 25 00 E 29 07.000 S 25 25.000 E 4918 T 317 229 113 14 Streams 28 03 28 S 24 53 21 E 28 03.467 S 24 53.350 E 3615 T 265 252 114 Reitz A/F 27 47 06 S 28 27 06 E 27 47.100 S 28 27.100 E 5328 AT183 151 115 Gerdau 26 28 18 S 26 06 15 E 26 28.300 S 26 06.250 E 4918 T 100 301 116 Jan Kempdorp 27 55 00 S 24 51 00 E 27 55.000 S 24 51.000 E 3579 AT260 256 117 Amalia 27 15 00 S 25 03 00 E 27 15.000 S 25 03.000 E 4265 T Rail Station 211 270 121 Clarens 28 30 48 S 28 26 06 E 28 30.800 S 28 26.100 E 5574 T 244 166 122 Sannieshof 26 31 54 S 25 48 17 E 26 31.900 S 25 48.283 E 4918 T 128 295 Potchefstroom, South Africa - page 4 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Comment Distance Bearing °’" °’" °’ °’ FEET Km 123 Makokskraal 26 20 24 S 26 37 41 E 26 20.400 S 26 37.683 E 4265 T Silos 58 328 124 Bodenstein 26 19 53 S 26 27 58 E 26 19.883 S 26 27.967 E 4918 T 72 320 125 Hartswater 27 46 30 S 24 47 34 E 27 46.500 S 24 47.567 E 4918 T 257 259 126 Buckingham 26 21 02 S 27 02 09 E 26 21.033 S 27 02.150 E 4918 T 36 11 127 Barberspan 26 37 16 S 25 34 23 E 26 37.267 S 25 34.383 E 4918 T 150 290 128 Delareyville 26 40 36 S 25 28 36 E 26 40.600 S 25 28.600 E 4485 AT159 288 130 Coligny261948 S 26 19 02 E 26 19.800 S 26 19.033 E 4918 T 85 315 131 Ventersdorp 26 18 03 S 26 48 55 E 26 18.050 S 26 48.917 E 4524 AT49346 132 Taung 27 35 53 S 24 45 09 E 27 35.883 S 24 45.150 E 3901 AT252 264 133 Biesiesvlei 26 22 30 S 25 54 07 E 26 22.500 S 25 54.117 E 4485 T 122 304 134 Putfontein 26 14 23 S 26 27 28 E 26 14.383 S 26 27.467 E 4806 T 79 326 135 Brulfontein 29 07 00 S 25 06 00 E 29 07.000 S 25 06.000 E 4593 T Road X 334 234 137 Halfpad 26 14 16 S 26 14 05 E 26 14.267 S 26 14.083 E 4711 T Silos 97 318 145 Pudimoe 27 23 25 S 24 42 40 E 27 23.417
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