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Libraries open for drop and collect Library Physical Address Telephone Number E-mail Address Brackenfell Library Paradys Street, BRACKENFELL, 7560 021 - 400 3806 [email protected] Bellville Library Carel van Aswegen Street, BELLVILLE 7530 021 - 444 0300 [email protected] Colin Eglin, Sea Point Library Civic Centre, Cnr Three Anchor Bay & Main Rds, SEA POINT 8001 021 - 400 4184 [email protected] Crossroads Library Philippi Village, Cwangco Crescent, PHILIPPI 7781 021 - 444 2533 [email protected] Fisantekraal Library Cnr Dullah Omar & Peter Mokaba Street, FISANTEKRAAL 7500 021 - 444 9259 [email protected] Fish Hoek Library Central Circle, FISH HOEK 7975 021 - 400 7101/2 [email protected] Harare Library 42 Ncumo Street, Harare Square, Harare KHAYELITSHA 7530 021 - 444 0280 [email protected] Hout Bay Library Melkhout Crescent, HOUT BAY, 7800 021 - 791 7660 [email protected] Melton Rose Library Cnr Fynbos & Melbos Street, MELTON ROSE 7100 021 - 444 0980 [email protected] Parow Library Cnr McIntyre Street & 1st Avenue PAROW 7500 021 - 444 0940 [email protected] Rylands Library Balu Parker Driv e, GATESVILLE 7764 021 - 637 2220 [email protected] Strand Library Mills Street, STRAND 7140 021 - 444 3106 [email protected] Tokai Library Tokai Road, TOKAI, 7945 021 - 710 1480 [email protected] Town Centre Library Mitchell's Plain Town Centre, Symphony Walk, MITHCELL'S PLAIN 7785 021 - 417 0675/2/8 [email protected] Wesfleur Library Wesfleur Circle, ATLANTIS, 7349 021 - 400 3217 [email protected] Libraries opening 31 August 2020 - Drop and Collect Adriaanse Adriaanse Av enue, ELSIES RIVER 7490 021 444 2392 [email protected] Macassar 10 Bind Avenue, MACASSAR 7143 021 444 6787 [email protected] Pinelands Howard Centre,PINELANDS 7405 021 530 7160 [email protected] Retreat Joe Marks Boulevard, RETREAT 7945 021 701 1156 [email protected] Table View Birkenhead Road, TABLEVIEW 7441 021 557 8995 [email protected] Wynberg Maynardville, WYNBERG 7800 021 797 6492 [email protected] Drop-off service only Library Physical Address Telephone Number E-mail Address Central Library Drill Hall, Parade Street, CAPE TOWN,8001 021 - 4440983 [email protected] .

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