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KAMEELKUIL Thondoni 115 109 ñ # PLAISERFONTEIN # # # 407 ## 119 #Tswika Madazhi KOEDOESFONTEIN ZEERMOOI Tiyani Mdono NDENGEZA ^ # 428 127 # Tiyan#i 103 M# ain Seat C! # 415 Mulima Diamondo Muwaweni 113 Greater Letaba NU 110 # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # ^ # # For more information C! ## # # # # DATA SUPPLIED BY: #C! # # #C! # # # # # Legend # regarding this map, # Statistics South Africa # ^ kindly contact # # # ^ # C! C! # # !. # # # # Main Town Rivers Provinces # Mr A S Nonyane # Department of Water Affairs & Forestry # # # of # ; Main Courts National Roads PPrrooppoosseedd MMaaiinn SSeeaatt // SSuubb DDiissttrriicctt # # Proposed Magisterial District # Department of Provincial & Local Government A S Nonyane & Associates SubPlace # # $ # # # ® # # # Place of Sitting Main Roads Departm#ent of Health Tel: 011 786 3591 # # # # Proposed Seat / Sub District wwiitthhiinn
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