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PETROL PRICE ZONES: DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT LEVY LEVY PRICING NON-LEVY Magisterial district or ZONE PRICING ZONE part thereof Magisterial Province Province district or part thereof 07A Albert Eastern 09B Aberdeen Eastern Cape Cape 09C Alberton Gauteng 05A Adelaide Eastern Cape 07A Aliwal North Eastern 04A Albany Eastern Cape Cape 08C Amersfoort Mpumalanga 04A Alexandria Eastern Cape 10C Bafokeng North West 05A Alfred KwaZulu Natal 08C Balfour Mpumalanga 06A Babanango KwaZulu Natal 08A Barkly East Eastern 60C Barberton Mpumalanga Cape 11C Barkly West Northern 05A Bathurst (Port Alfred) Eastern Cape Cape 09C Belfast Mpumalanga 07B Beaufort West Western Cape 09C Benoni Gauteng 05A Bedford Eastern Cape 08C Bethal Mpumalanga 01A Bellville Western Cape 07C Bethlehem Free State 06C Bergville KwaZulu Natal 08A Bethulie Free State 09B Bizana Eastern Cape 10C Bloemfontein Free State 63C Bolobedu Limpopo 13C Bochum Limpopo 05A Caledon Western Cape 09C Boksburg Gauteng 04A Calitzdorp Western Cape 10C Boshof Free State 12B Calvinia (west of 20o Northern Cape longitude) 09C Bothaville Free State 14B Calvinia (east of 20o Northern Cape longitude) 10C Botshabelo Free State 02A Camperdown KwaZulu Natal 09C Brakpan Gauteng 01A Cape Town Western Cape 10C Brandfort Free State 10B Carnavon Northern Cape 10C Brits North West 05A Cathcart Eastern Cape 09A Britstown Northern 05A Centane Eastern Cape Cape 09C Bronkhorstspruit Gauteng 05A Ceres Western Cape 10C Bultfontein Free State 01A Chatsworth KwaZulu Natal 09C Carolina Mpumalanga 07B Clanwilliam Western Cape 10C Christiana North West 05A Cofimvaba (St Marks) Eastern Cape 08C Clocolan Free State 08B Cradock Eastern Cape 08A Colesberg Northern 06C Dannhauser KwaZulu Natal Cape 10C Coligny North West 06C Dundee KwaZulu Natal 09C Cullinan Gauteng 01A Durban KwaZulu Natal 08A De Aar Northern 01A East London Eastern Cape Cape 11C Delareyville North West 57A Engcobo Eastern Cape 09C Delmas Mpumalanga 04A Eshowe KwaZulu Natal 10C Dewetsdorp Free State 05C Estcourt KwaZulu Natal 12C Ditsobotla North West 05A Fort Beaufort Eastern Cape 13C Dzanani Central Limpopo 08B Fraserburg Northern Cape (North of Makhado) 14C Dzanani North Limpopo 05A Gatyana (Willowvale) Eastern Cape (East of Musina) 13C Dzanani South Limpopo 05A Gcuwa (Butterworth) Eastern Cape (West of Makhado) 08A Edenburg Free State 03A George Western Cape 09C Eerstehoek Mpumalanga 64C Giyani Limpopo 08A Elliot Eastern 06A Glen Grey/Cacadu/Lady Eastern Cape Cape Frere 13C Lephalale Limpopo 06C Glencoe KwaZulu Natal (Ellisras) 08C Ermelo Mpumalanga 01A Goodwood Western Cape 09C Excelsior Free State 09B Graaffreinett Eastern Cape 09A Fauresmith Free State 03A Hankey Eastern Cape 08C Ficksburg Free State 06C Harrismith Free State 07C Fouriesburg Free State 04A Heidelberg (W.Cape) Western Cape 08C Frankfort Free State 05A Hermanus Western Cape 15C Ganyesa North West 05A Hewu (Whittle Sea) Eastern Cape 09C Germiston Gauteng 05A Hlabisa KwaZulu Natal 17A Gordonia Northern 57A Hofmeyer Eastern Cape Central Cape (between 27o30' and 28o latituded) 19A Gordonia (north Northern 05A Hopefield Western Cape of 27o30' Cape latitude) 13A Gordonia (south Northern 03B Humansdorp Eastern Cape of 28o latitude) Cape 10C Groblersdal Mpumalanga 05A Idutywa Eastern Cape 08A Hanover Northern 05C Impendle KwaZulu Natal Cape 11C Hartswater Northern 01A Inanda KwaZulu Natal Cape 11A Hay Northern 57A Indwe Eastern Cape Cape 09C Heidelberg Gauteng 57A Ingwavuma KwaZulu Natal (Gauteng) 08C Heilbron Free State 04A Ixopo KwaZulu Natal 08C Hennenman Free State 07B Jansenville Eastern Cape 10C Herbert Northern 07B Joubertina Eastern Cape Cape 08A Herschel Eastern 04A Keiskammahoek Eastern Cape (Sterkspruit) Cape 13C Hlanganani Limpopo 69A Kenhardt (west of 20o Northern Cape longitude) 08C Highveld Ridge Mpumalanga 03A King Williams Town Eastern Cape 10C Hoopstad Free State 03A Kirkwood Eastern Cape 09A Hopetown Northern 05C Kliprivier KwaZulu Natal Cape 10C Jacobsdal Free State 04A Knysna Western Cape 08A Jagersfontein Free State 03A Komga Eastern Cape 09C Johannesburg Gauteng 05A Kranskop KwaZulu Natal 09C Kempton Park Gauteng 01A Kuilsrivier Western Cape 15A Kenhardt (east Northern 10B Kwabhaca (Mount Frere) Eastern Cape of 20o longitude) Cape 11C Kimberley Northern 06B Ladismith (Cape) Western Cape Cape 09C Klerksdorp North West 08B Laingsburg Western Cape 09A Koffiefontein Free State 63C Letaba Limpopo 08C Koppies Free State 57A Libode Eastern Cape 10C Koster North West 04C Lions River KwaZulu Natal 08C Kriel Mpumalanga 03A Lower Tugela KwaZulu Natal 08C Kroonstad Free State 05A Lower Umfolozi KwaZulu Natal 09C Krugersdorp Gauteng 62C Lulekani Limpopo 15C Kudumane North West 10B Lusikisiki (PortStJohns) Eastern Cape 17C Kuruman (north Northern 06A Mahlabatini KwaZulu Natal of 27o latitude) Cape 13C Kuruman (south Northern 64C Malamulele Limpopo of 27olatitude) Cape 10C Kwamhlanga Mpumalanga 03A Malmesbury (north of Western Cape 33o30' latitude) 08A Lady Grey Eastern 01A Malmesbury (south of Western Cape Cape 33o30' latitude) 08C Ladybrand Free State 57A Maluki (Matatiele) Eastern Cape 11C Lehurutshe North West 61C Mapulaneng Limpopo 11C Lichtenburg North West 03A Mapumulo KwaZulu Natal 08C Lindley Free State 10B Maxesibeni (Mount Ayliff) Eastern Cape 10C Lydenburg Mpumalanga 01A Mdantsane Eastern Cape 08A Maclear Eastern 61C Mhala Limpopo Cape 11C Madikwe North West 57A Middelburg (E.Cape) Eastern Cape 10C Mankwe North West 04A Middledrift Eastern Cape 11C Marico North West 01A Mitchells Plain Western Cape 08C Marquard Free State 06A Molteno Eastern Cape 10C Mbibana Mpumalanga 05A Montagu Western Cape 10C Mdutjana Mpumalanga 05C Mooirivier KwaZulu Natal (Siyabuswa) 14C Musina Limpopo 04A Moorreesburg Western Cape (Messina) (East of 30o longitude) 16C Musina Limpopo 01A Mossel Bay Western Cape (Messina) (West of 30o longitude) 10C Middelburg (MP) Mpumalanga 57A Mount Currie KwaZulu Natal 10C Mkobola Mpumalanga 12B Mount Fletcher Eastern Cape 16C Mokerong 1 Limpopo 05A Mpofu Eastern Cape (East of (Stockenstroom)(Seymore) Lephalale) 11C Mokerong 2 Limpopo 57A Mqanduli Eastern Cape (North of Mokopane) 11C Mokerong 3 Limpopo 05C Msinga KwaZulu Natal (Zebediela area) 11C Molopo North West 05A Mtonjaneni KwaZulu Natal 09C Moretele 1 North West 04A Mtunzini KwaZulu Natal 09C Moretele 2 Mpumalanga 08B Murraysburg Western Cape 10C Moutse Mpumalanga 62C Namakgale Limpopo 14C Mutale Limpopo 37J Namakwaland Alexander Northern Cape Bay (north of 29o latitude and west of 17o longitude) 11C Nebo Limpopo 32J Namakwaland Central Northern Cape (between 29o and 30o latitude and between 17o30' and 18o30' longitude) 09C Nigel Gauteng 33J Namakwaland Northern Cape Aggeneys(east of 18o30' longitude and north of 30o latitude) 07A Noupoort Northern 36J Namakwaland Kleinsee Northern Cape Cape (between 29o and 30o latitude and between 17o and 17o30' longitude) 09C Oberholzer Gauteng 34J Namakwaland Vioolsdrif Northern Cape (north of 29o latitude and east of 17o longitude) 09C Odendaalsrus Free State 35J Namakwaland Port Nolloth Northern Cape (south of 29o latitude and west of 17o longitude) 09C Odi North West 31J Namakwaland South Northern Cape (south of 30o latitude) 09C Parys Free State 62C Naphuno Limpopo 10C Petrusburg Free State 02A Ndwedwe KwaZulu Natal 09A Philipstown Northern 60C Nelspruit Mpumalanga Cape 08A Phillippolis Free State 05C New Hanover KwaZulu Natal 13C Polokwane Limpopo 06C Newcastle KwaZulu Natal (Pietersburg) (north of tropic of capricorn) 12C Polokwane Limpopo 57A Ngotshe KwaZulu Natal (Pietersburg) (south of tropic of capricorn) 13C Postmasburg Northern 05A Nkandla KwaZulu Natal Cape 09C Potchefstroom North West 60C Nkomazi (Kamhulshwa) Mpumalanga 16C Mokopane Limpopo 06A Nongoma KwaZulu Natal (Potgietersrus) (north of tropic of capricorn) 11C Mokopane Limpopo 05A Nqamakwe Eastern Cape (Potgietersrus) (south of tropic of capricorn) 09C Pretoria Gauteng 57A Nqueleni Eastern Cape 10A Prieska Northern 06C Nqutu KwaZulu Natal Cape 09C Randburg Gauteng 60C Nsikazi (Kangwane) Mpumalanga 09C Randfontein Gauteng 04A Oudtshoorn Western Cape 08A Reddersburg Free State 02A Paarl Western Cape 08C Reitz Free State 57C Paulpietersburg KwaZulu Natal 08A Richmond Northern 08B Pearston Eastern Cape (N.Cape) Cape 09C Roodepoort Gauteng 04A Peddie (Ciskei) Eastern Cape 08A Rouxville Free State 62C Phalaborwa Limpopo 10C Rustenburg North West 58C Piet Retief Mpumalanga 09C Sasolburg Free State 03C Pietermaritzburg KwaZulu Natal 11C Schweizer- North West 06B Piketberg Western Cape Reneke 13C Sekgosese Limpopo 61C Pilgrims Rest Mpumalanga 11C Sekhukhuneland Limpopo 01A Pinetown KwaZulu Natal 08C Senekal Free State 05C Polela KwaZulu Natal 12C Seshego Limpopo 01A Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape 08A Smithfield Free State 04A Port Shepstone KwaZulu Natal 09C Soshanguve Gauteng 03B Prince Albert Western Cape 16C Soutpansberg Limpopo 05A Queenstown Eastern Cape (west of 30o 30' longitude) 13C Soutpansberg Limpopo 57A Qumbu Eastern Cape (central of 29o 30'and 30o 30' longitude) 09C Springs Gauteng 03A Richmond (KZN) KwaZulu Natal 08C Standerton Mpumalanga 63C Ritavi Limpopo 07A Steynsburg Eastern 04A Riversdale Western Cape Cape 10C Swartruggens North West 05A Robertson Western Cape 11C Taung North West 58C Simdlangentsha KwaZulu Natal 12C Thabamoopo Limpopo 01A Simonstown Western Cape 10C Thaba'nchu Free State 09B Sipangeni (Flagstaff) Eastern Cape 12C Thabazimbi Limpopo 07B Somerset East Eastern Cape (east of 27o longitude) 13C Thabazimbi Limpopo 02A Somerset West Western Cape (west of 27o longitude)
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