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Andara 769.0 Arandis 753.0 Aranos 787.0 Ariamsvlei 786.0 Aroab 778.0 Asab 783.0 Aus 778.0 Bangani 769.0 Ben Hur Farm 778.0 Berse Wholesale Price of DIESEL (0.05%S) LOCATION AS PER READY RECKONER effective as of 16-Apr-10 ANDARA 769.0 ARANDIS 753.0 ARANOS 787.0 ARIAMSVLEI 786.0 AROAB 778.0 ASAB 783.0 AUS 778.0 BANGANI 769.0 BEN HUR FARM 778.0 BERSEBA 778.0 BETHANIEN 778.0 BETTA 784.0 BRANDBERG 761.0 BRAUNFELS 761.0 BUFFALO (COC ONLY) 769.0 BUITEPOS 783.0 BULLSPORT 793.0 CHAMAITES 778.0 CHIEBELLA ESTATES 786.0 COBLENS STORE 779.0 CORDOVA 774.0 DANKBAAR (FARM) 783.0 DEI GRACIA (Otjipiro-Waterberg Lodge) 784.0 DEKKA CONSTR. (PAST USAKOS) 774.0 DEKKA CONSTR. (PRE USAKOS) 761.0 DERM STORE 782.0 DIKDOORN 780.0 DIPCADI FARM 778.0 DONKERSAND 759.0 DORDABIS 775.0 DUIKERSVLEI 780.0 EENHANA 768.0 EKUJA 777.0 ELBE COPPER MINE 771.0 ELDERS 783.0 ENDOLA - OHANGWENA REGION 768.0 ENGELA 768.0 EORONDEMBA 778.0 EPIKURO 10 800.0 EPIKURO 3 800.0 ERNST MEYER SCHOOL 778.0 ETUNDA 764.0 FARM TRADOS NO 92 777.0 GAMIS 791.0 GAMSBERG (COC) 764.0 GHANSIES 772.0 GIBEON 781.0 GOAGEB 778.0 GOBABEB (Desert Research Foundations) 757.0 GOBABIS 769.0 GOCHAS 787.0 GROOTFONTEIN 769.0 GROSSBARMEN 765.0 GRUNAU 786.0 GUISES 798.0 HALALI 789.0 HARDAP 778.0 HARIBES 780.0 HEKEL DIENS 782.0 HELENA (FARM) 786.0 HELMERINGHAUSEN 770.0 HENTIES BAY 753.0 HOCHVELD 774.0 HOLOOG 778.0 ISABIS 777.0 K. E. 13 771.0 K.E. 3 774.0 KALKFELD 772.0 KALKRAND 771.0 KAMANJAB 784.0 KANDUMI STORE 758.0 KARASBURG 786.0 KARIBIB 763.0 KATIMA MULILO 769.0 KAVANGO RANCHES 769.0 KEETMANSHOOP 778.0 KHORIXAS 761.0 KLEIN KARAS 786.0 KLEIN MENASSE 778.0 KLEIN-AUB 789.0 KOBLENS 786.0 KOES 778.0 KOMBAT 779.0 KONGOLA 769.0 KORRIDOR POS 13 790.0 KRANZBERG MINE 771.0 KRIES HOTEL 778.0 L B GARAGE 785.0 LEONARDVILLE 785.0 LEPEL STORE 774.0 LINYANTI 769.0 LITHIUM MINE 766.0 LUDERITZ (Sea bridging ex CT) 770.0 LUHEBU 778.0 MAHANENE 768.0 MAKANNOR 778.0 MALTAHOHE 784.0 MANGETTI 768.0 MARIENTAL 770.0 MIDGARD 768.0 MILE 108 TN 763.0 MILE 72 TN 757.0 MOKUTI LODGE 780.0 MOUNT ETJO 775.0 MUKWE 769.0 MURURANE 769.0 MUSESE 769.0 MUTJAVIKUA F 779.0 NAMIB RESTCAMP 770.0 NAMUTONI 782.0 NEI-NEIS 764.0 NEPARA 769.0 NEUDAM 768.0 NINA 784.0 NKURENKURU 769.0 NOMTSAS 774.0 NOORDBURG 782.0 NOORDOEWER 786.0 NYANGANA 769.0 ODIBO 768.0 ONGANDJERA 768.0 OHANGWENA 768.0 OKAHANDJA 758.0 OKAKARARA 761.0 OKONDJATU 761.0 OKASHANA 768.0 OKAUKUEJO 782.0 OKAMATAPATI 761.0 OKOMBAHE 765.0 OKONGO 768.0 OMAFO 768.0 OMAJETTE CONCESSION 774.0 OMAPUMBA S/STATION 761.0 OMARURU 770.0 OMATJENNE 769.0 OMBALANTU 768.0 OMBIKA 780.0 OMEGA 769.0 OMITARA 777.0 OMURAMBA 785.0 OMUTHIYA 768.0 ONDANGWA 768.0 ONDEROMBAPA 783.0 ONDEROMBUA 785.0 ONHGA 768.0 ONGWEDIVA 768.0 ONIIPA 768.0 ONYAANYA 768.0 ONYUULAYE 768.0 OPUWO 761.0 ORANJEMUND 778.0 ORUNAHI 761.0 OSHAKATI 768.0 OSHIGAMBO 768.0 OSHIKANGO 768.0 OSHIKUKU 768.0 OSHIVELO 768.0 OSIRE 775.0 OTAVI 766.0 OTJIHASE 769.0 OTJIMBINGWE 770.0 OTJINENE 758.0 OTJITUUO 781.0 OTJIWARONGO 761.0 OTJIWARONGO POS 11 786.0 OTJOWIKAMBO 778.0 OTUMBOROMBONGA 761.0 OUTJO 772.0 OVITOTO 767.0 PALMWAG 761.0 PLESSIS FARM (NISWA) 782.0 REHOBOTH 775.0 REHOBOTH STASIE 774.0 RIETFONTEIN (UCHAB) 775.0 RIETOOG 795.0 RIETQUELLE-AMINUIS 790.0 ROSH PINAH 778.0 RUACANA 768.0 RUNDU 769.0 SAMBIU 769.0 SCHLIP 786.0 SEEHEIM 778.0 SEEIS 772.0 SESFONTEIN 761.0 SESRIEM 772.0 SHADIKONGORO 769.0 SHITEMO 769.0 SOLITAIRE 764.0 SORRIS-SORRIS 770.0 SPITSKOP 761.0 SPRINGVALE 785.0 STAMPRIET 781.0 STEINHAUSEN 779.0 STOP 95 774.0 SUDERECKE 789.0 SUKSES 772.0 SUMMERDOWN 779.0 SWAKOPMUND 748.0 TALISMANIS 769.0 TARANAKI 781.0 TERRACE BAY 780.0 TORRA BAY ( based on Terrace Bay) 780.0 TOWNSANDS 764.0 TSANDI 768.0 TSES 778.0 TSUMEB 768.0 TSUMKWE 769.0 TWEERIVIERE 796.0 TWYFELFONTEIN (Namibia Country Lodges) 761.0 TZOBAAS 775.0 UHLENHORST 784.0 UIS 764.0 USAKOS 761.0 VERGELEE 761.0 VOORSPOED 785.0 VUNGU VUNGU 769.0 WALVIS BAY 740.0 WARMBAD 786.0 WATERBERG 777.0 WERELDEND 798.0 WILHELMSDAL 768.0 WINDHOEK 761.0 WINDHOEK AIRPORT 771.0 WINSWINKEL 780.0 WITVLEI 778.0 WIUMSRUS 769.0.
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