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DUNDEE 80 66 45 ls B e 61 WAAYFONTEIN 65 u ff TOVER MURRAYSBURG 90 MIDDLE 58 FONTYN 55 421 422 68 161 MATJESFONTEIN KRAAL 98 412 425 70 KLIPKRAAL 160 QUAGGAS 127 WALVEN BARENDS DRIFT 108 424 BELVEDERE 73 KOP 84 BEAUFORTWEST WITTE MATJES 71 LOUWS HOOP 85 69 KRUIS HART 96 VALIE BAKEN 77 MISHOEK 83 MONTANA 123 120 103 408 113 GRAAFF-REINET 437 WAAI POORTJE 76 DORST RIETFONTEIN GROOTVLEI 193 KRAAL MIMOSA NELL VLAKTE 145 139 120 KRUIS GROVE 136 POORT 125 GRAAFF-REINET AAR 210 135 404 KAMFERSKRAAL 158 143 393 KUILS 131 HARMONIE WAAI PORT 161 GROOT 140 KOP 6 410 AAR 143 184 BEAUFORT WEST 144 151 142 SUTHERLAND SANDRIVIER SARELS GRASLEEGTE Beaufort 197 KLEIN 157 RIVIER 141 298 TRUTERS Sw West MC 400 AAR 146 a rt PRINS LOSBERG 427 Beaufort West KUIL 145 DRIE HOEK 413 Sutherland MC ANNEX Beaufort BOSCH 244 Main Seat a Sutherland LYS RONDOM 247 398 BOTMAS A 296 403 435 west SAPS 414 KUIL 142 g LOS 423 428 e 133 i SAPS R356 HOEK BAD 288 r T KOP 243 a UV K a n 248 K amdeboo k GROOTFONTEIN RIETKUIL 307 LA-DE-DA 433 wa BULLEKRAAL ANNEX KLEIN LOS OLIVIERS 252 178 N1 SUTHERLAND 251 402 UVR KRAAN VOGEL BOOMEN KRAAL 16 £¤ 3 ROUXS Aberdeen SAPS i 0 KUIL 332 339 Kraa SMAL 432 6 KROONPAN DAM 149 17 406 GANG 275 436 331 405 440 397 BOETEKA 319 PERSEVERANCE VEERE Aberdee MC 334 KUIL 336 NIEUW FLAGFONTEIN SCHIET 32 DIE BAD SAL-ELI 353 JAARS 279 308 KOP 354 286 Put KUIL 340 R61 ABERDEEN 411 TOORNITZ 431 HAANE UV JONKERS UVR KLEIN KUIL 352 3 LEEUWKRAAL LEEGTE 355 394 KUIL 335 ROOI DAM 341 RONDAVEL 5 PUTFONTEIN PLAATDOORNS 3 Le e u 309 ABERDEEN NOORD 34 PLAATJES 320 TULP VREDE 262 Merweville PC RIVIER HOEKS EN LUS 351 VLAK LEEGTE 357 B 280 SAMBOK STINKFONTEIN 7 DALE KUIL 358 PLAATS 442 UVR ul 321 3 VAN WYKS KRAAL 16 3 216 AJALON 322 328 350 8 BERG 6 416 EERSTE WATER UVR 3 MEYERS KAT DOORN 5 YUK UITKYK 324 JAGERS WATER 349 RYK 78 4 TAAYBOSCHKRAAL RIVER 18 POORT 326 KUIL 359 12 KRAAL HOOGE GRAAFF-REINET DWARS BLAAUWDRAAY 3 327 KANT KLIP GAT KRAAL 348 RIETPOORT DE LIST 19 BUFFELS Leeu Gamka PC GOODHOPE BLAAUWBOSCH BRAKKE RIVIER 14 VALLEY 268 VLAKFONTEIN KRAAL 360 Amos 362 GRAAFF-REINET 15 Leeu-gamka VELDMANS 369 POORT 344 RIVIER 77 BLOEMHOF 2 325 VILLIERS SAPS RIVIER 9 PAN 345 KOORNPLAATS 41 31 JUK JACOBS DEELFONTEIN 59 HOOGTE 80 KRAAL 60 JAN LAMMERS LANGE 488 227 WILLEMS KRAAL 11 KAATJIES KUIL 368 399 57 LIBERTYNN 374 ZANDBULT 365 DE PAAL 364 SPITZE KOP 42 FONTEIN 32 218 KRAAL 380 SWAERSKRAAL 40 475 381 Rietbron SAPS OLIVIERS DEESWEEZ RIETFONTEIN 56 H DE ONDERSTE ABRAHAMS RIETFONTEIN 12 MATTHEES BRAK o p BERG 159 FONTEIN 51 TYGER s JANSENVILLE VLEI 49 KRAAL 29 RUST 383 HOEK 384 CERES PRINCE ALBERT 223 SPREEUW POORT 376 VARSCHE MUISHOND FONTEIN 26 ANTJES TRAKAS JANSENVILLE FONTEIN 27 MUIS RIVIER 161 GATS BERG 36 FONTEIN 14 KUILEN 15 CERES 47 WOLVE KRAAL 373 NUWEJAARS ANNEX i FORTUIN KRAAL 17 RIETBRON s KRAAL 60 BADSFONTEIN WAAIKRAAL s SEWESPRONG 74 KLIPGAT 70 LEEUWENVALLEY 50 BOKFONTEIN 94 215 LEEUKRAAL Klipplaat PC HASJES s 73 385 e 168 SCHELM 24 l Klipplaat SMITS VLEY 162 TUINKRAAL 85 KWEEKKRAAL 92 CYFERFONTEIN P HARTJIES JOSEPHS HOEK 69 ANTJES SAPS WINKEL 163 KRAAL 56 115 KRAAL 77 KRAAL 85 224 KLIPPLAAT Witzenberg WILGEHOUT OPZOEK 68 LAINGSBURG LEENDERT`S 222 CANNON FONTEIN 87 PALMIET FONTEINS KRAAL 118 D Prince Albert 120 Sub district VLAKTE 86 287 FARM 63 GROOT w PRINCE ALBERT 225 JANSEN`S GROOT 9 FONTEIN 113 y KRAAL 104 MODDERDRIFT N GROOT k Sub district ZACHARIAS WILLOWMORE a SWARTBULT TYGER 106 £¤ DOORN SOUTKLOOF FABERS FONTEIN BERG 102 KLEIN KLIPGAT 114 RIETKUIL 119 KLOOF 102 KRAAL 108 212 277 SANDPOORT 120 135 SLEUTLEFONTEIN 100 STEENBOKS 252 RUYTERS 127 ¤£ K N ZEEKOE KRAAL 144 at 211 843 Lingsburg KOP 131 Laingsburg 1 GAT 96 278 Laingsburg MC 230 2 JAGERS SAPS Prince KRAAL 95 282 Sub district albert SAPS WILLOWMORE WITPOORT 145 FRANS KRAAL 124 T WORCESTER raka VERSCHE R4 Willowmore MC QUAREE FLORIS Prince UV07 LAINGSBURG BOK EXCELSIOR 150 Touws 156 KRAAL 136 Willowmore R32 KLOOF 12 KRAAL 139 Albert MC 189 UV9 STEYTLERVILLE SAPS River PC ELANDSKAAG 185 183 212 188 187 771 269 KRAGAS ELANDS ZAND KLEIN Steytlerville MC VLEITJIE 22 DRIFT 159 RIVIER Steytlerville Touws KLOOF 168 KEYRE TAFEL VALIE 182 VROLYKHEID 219 SAPS river SAPS FONTEIN BERG 9 177 179 232 STEYTLERVILLE KOPPIES WITBERG 180 901 KRAAL 171 KRUIS 419 890 KLIPBOK RIVIER 9 KRANS 259 2 TOUWS 39 G GROENE Ladismith MC a a BREEDE DE VLAKTE 263 k De rust SAPS RIVER Ladismith m FONTEIN 10 NAUGA LAAGTE 158 SAPS Clitzdorp 8 MISGUND 156 23 R6 2 Bavianskloof KRUIS UV2 SAPS 100 3 81 DE RUST 25 7 19 98 OUDTSHOORN R SAPS RIVIER 20 UV 341 468 Kannaland Sub KNUY 65 R 28 79 UV 479 467 district 92 Calitzdorp MC Oudtshoorn MC Dysselsdorp 64 1 KNUY 320 CALITZDORP 117 476 286 Oudtshoorn SAPS UNIONDALE UNIONDALE BAVIANSKLOOF 148 169 SAPS 84 29 LADISMITH KOUGA MONTAGU 11 78 UVR 285 CALITZDORP BRONNEN 90 3 141 136 DYSSELSDORP Uniondale 63 BEAVER 2 KOUGA 307 7 SAPS HANKEY Langeberg CREEK 311 153 OUDTSHOORN George BRONNEN 91 HIGHLANDS 81 281 145 Uniondale MC PATENSIE 13 LADISMITH lifant s O Main Seat a Sub T g o o u uw 12 R s 318 K UV MONTAGU district 20 JOUBERTINA 193 374 PATENSIE 654 308 Oudtshoorn 30 290 51 244 Groot KYKOE 239 Montagu SAPS 217 229 304 JOUBERTINA HANKEY Sub district 55 622 KANGA Montagu MC 266 UVR 192 270 3 Ashton PC KLEINBERG 139 678 3 R6 GEORGE 9 2 305 N UV 62 ¤£ Joubertina UV 9 DUBBEL R Ashton SAPS R / N SAPS UV6 581 3 2 BERG 3 1 Joubertina MC BARRYDALE 2 MARTHINUS 20 UITVLUGT 3 208 2 511 ASHTON 27 578 GEORGE NORTJIE HUMANSDORP R60 Barrydale 269 UV MONT CALM 6 352 3 Knysna 22 SAPS 131 512 R ZAND UV340 9 KAREEDOUW MIDDEL VAN Bonnievale PC KRAAL 21 48 GROOT Sub district PLETTENBERG DUIWEHOKS George MC 233 Kareedouw PC Barrydale PC RIVIER 77 BRAKRIVIER STORMS RIVER ROBERTSON 171 318 BAY Mossel KNYSNA HUMANSDORP HUMANSDORP Bonnievale SAPS ZUURPLAATS 71 162 George SAPS Conville SAPS 182 KNYSNA R Suurbraak 121 96 95 517 33 203 UV Kareedouw SAPS RE/169 146 SAPS Bay Sub Thembalethu SAPS LeBgONNeIEVnALE d Hessequa Sub 108 Thembalethu BC 390 388 R 119 Storms 102 HUMANSDORP Swellendam 114 556 Plettenberg Storms UV 692 N 551 SAPS Swellendam MC district 330 CONVILLE £2 Knysna SAPS 387 386 Kwanokuthula 576 district 598 ¤ bay river River PC s 147 260 SAPS 701 it SAPS SAPS MCGREGOR r Heidelberg(c) ou MOSSEL BAY Groot 02 PACALTSDORP SWELLENDAM SUURBRAAK Riversdale G g R1 299 SAPS B a 558 RIVIERSONDEREND SAPS ran d w brakrivier UV Heidelberg Riversdale MC 209 SAPS Knysna MC 608 Ve KNYSNA t Great Brak Formosa PC 257 KINKO HEIDELBERG [WC] MC ALBERTINIA MOS»SELBAY National_Roads 275 RIVERSDAL River PC Da gamaskop 220 7 Central Karoo Magisterial District Courts 1 HEIDELBERG SAPS 3 Old Magisterial Districts 306 RIVERSDALE 9 Albertinia 343 R 1 Kwanonqaba 3 (C) Mossel Bay MC UV R SAPS Swellendam 528 545 648 359 SAPS Main Roads UV 615 705 Mossel NAPIER Beaufort West bay SAPS 434 Sub district ^ 249 2 389 UVR 2 3 3 0 5 Albertinia PC SWELLENDAM R UV Police Stations SAPS632 Regions Main Rivers 462 565 MEERLUS Laingsburg B Cape Algulhas ree 465 KADIE 650 STILL BAY 536 sub district BREDASDORP Still Bay C Prince Albert Still Dams bay SAPS Strand PC BREDASDORP R32 Health Facilities March 2019 Parent Farm UV4 VAAL WIT RUG 79 KOP 87 THE POTTEBERG ESTATE 516 ..
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    Jansenville Development Forum: Linking Community and Government in the Rural Landscape of the Eastern Cape Province Susan Wilkinson-Maposa Community Grantmaking and Social Investment Programme Centre for Leadership and Public Values Graduate School of Business University of Cape Town Please note that due to copyright restrictions, this document is not for public distribution. This study is a draft of a chapter included in a collection entitled From Clients to Citizens: Communities Changing the Course of their Own Development , edited by Alison Mathie and Gordon Cunningham, and published by Practical Action Publishing in July, 2008. For information about how to order this book, please visit www.practicalactionpublishing.org. For any other inquiries, please contact Alison Mathie or Gord Cunningham at the Coady International Institute. Coady International Institute St. Francis Xavier University PO Box 5000 Antigonish, NS, B2G 2W5, Canada Canada 1.902.867.3960 [email protected] www.coady.stfx.ca Mathie & Cunningham, Coady International Institute: This document is not for public distribution. Abstract As a philanthropic funding agency, Ikhala Trust’s work with the Jansenville Development Forum has recognized the full extent of the “horizontal philanthropy” operating at the community level in Jansenville and has worked to support and strengthen this. The careful balancing act of helping communities strengthen themselves without creating dependency is discussed in the larger South African context of striking the balance between rights or entitlements that South Africans have fought for, and opportunities for people to build sustained independent livelihoods, reinforced by traditions of mutual self help. Mathie & Cunningham, Coady International Institute: This document is not for public distribution.
  • Addo Elephant National Park – Geology

    Addo Elephant National Park – Geology

    Addo Elephant National Park – Geology Introduction Before we start, one must remember that we live on a dynamic planet, which is permanently changing and evolving. The earth has a radius of about 6 300km and is covered by a 40km thick crust. The surface crust is continuously being driven by convection currents in the underlying mantle. This causes the crustal plates (continents and oceans) to move relative to each other, a process called “continental drift”. Crustal plates can drift (float) from the warmer tropics to the colder pole regions, all the time changing the way in which a landscape evolves. The combination of earth processes and climatic conditions has a significant impact on the final landscape appearance. The oldest rocks – Peninsula formation quartzitic sandstone The easiest way to describe the geological evolution of the Park is to start with the oldest rocks and work our way towards the present. Our story begins when Africa was joined to a number of other continents to form a super continent called “Pangea”. We (South Africa) were stuck in the middle of this land mass and our landscape was, therefore, very different to what one sees today. The oldest rocks encountered in the Park occur as small islands in Algoa Bay. The Bird Island complex comprises Black Rock, Stag, Seal and Bird Islands and occurs about 10 km south of the Woody Cape cliffs. These rocky islands are made up of quartzitic sandstone of the Peninsula Formation, which forms part of the Table Mountain Group, which in turn forms part of the Cape Supergroup.
  • Integrated Development Plan (Idp)

    Integrated Development Plan (Idp)

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